Volunteer Project Catalog
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Volunteer will match up pieces of disassembled beds, clean them, assemble the bed for testing, test, disassemble for pick up/transport to Erie community members. This is an ongoing serving opportunity through Winter 2025. Volunteers should be over the age of 18 and able to lift heavy materials (50lbs) and problem solve. Please contact Kacie McGregor, Assistant Executive Director at (814) 602-5976 or kacie@chosen210.com to schedule a time to serve!
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Volunteers will work with the homeless-basic, but helpful jobs! All volunteers must be at least 18 years of age. All safety waivers must be completed and up to date in the Volunteer Matters database. If interested, please contact Erika DePalma at edepalma@EUMA-Erie.org .
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Volunteer will organize and put away donations (items and clothing) so clients can locate items they are in need of. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Please contact Sandra Burlingame at 814-464-5695 or scranston@safeneterie.org to schedule a time
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This project will improve the interior looks of the Neighborhood Partnership Center. Activities include remove wallpaper, sand and paint or texture paint walls. Attention to detail when painting is a plus! Volunteers under 18 are permitted with an adult. This is a great group project! Please contact Sandra Burlingame at 814-464-5695 or at scranston@safeneterie.org to serve!
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Mentors come along side and intentionally engage and build trust-based relationships with students (7th-12th grade) through hands-on, learning experiences that promote servant leadership, character development, academic enrichment, and faith formation. This is an ongoing opportunity through Spring 2025. Mentors must be 18 or over and are required to have current clearances. Please contact Rose Marie Croce (information listed below) to learn more about serving!
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Volunteers will assist Wesley UMC with their annual community outreach Easter event. Student and adult volunteers will oversee the game area, assist in hiding the eggs on site, stocking and cleaning the snack area (traying cookies, wiping down counters and stocking drinks), and participating in the Jesus experience (sharing the story of Jesus with the children and their families.) Adult volunteers will help at the registration table to great and sign in the community families in attendance.
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