The ongoing success of our programs would not be possible without the dedication of volunteers who have supported us from Calvary’s founding to present day. Calvary volunteers provide invaluable services to residents, but they also gain something valuable in return from the relationships they build and the meaningful work they do. Our staff schedule volunteers based on their availability, interests, skills and where there is a specific need.
Education Facilitator (LEAP) | Volunteer to lead an 8 week class for women at Calvary. Classes are one hour long and happen on weekday afternoons.
Meal Volunteer | Do you love to cook and share meals with others? Meal volunteers provide meals for 25-35 women on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. You can drop off a prepared meal for staff to serve, or stay to serve the meal. More details about the Meal Volunteer Program.
Special Event Volunteer | Host special events for the women at Calvary, such as game night, karaoke night, or movie night.
Host an Event | We’re looking for volunteers and groups who would be interested in hosting an event or donation drive to support women at Calvary.
Mailing Volunteers | Bring a group to assist Calvary’s development team by addressing, stuffing and sealing our mailings. The donations from each mailing are essential in raising the funds to run our programs.
Meal Volunteer | Do you love to cook and share meals with others? Meal volunteers provide meals for 25-35 women on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. You can drop off a prepared meal for staff to serve, or stay to serve the meal. Groups are limited to 4 people at this time. More details about the Meal Volunteer Program.
Other opportunities are available for individuals and groups, and Calvary’s staff is happy to work with you to find the best fit for your skills and schedule. If you are interested in volunteering at Calvary, please contact our Senior Manager of Community Engagement, Stacia Frederick.
Please Note: All volunteers under 18 are required to be accompanied by an adult.
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