How and Where Can I Volunteer ?

If you are new to the area and would like to meet other members of the community, or if you are retired or planning to retire, perhaps you could share your time and interests by volunteering in the community.

If you are a student looking for community service to add to your resume for college or work, volunteering may give you just the right experience.

Youth and Family Volunteers can help you learn about family volunteering and opportunities especially geared toward younger volunteers.

Volunteer WV is an effort coordinated by the Volunteer Action Center to connect people who want to volunteer with organizations that need volunteers. This is a local branch of the statewide Volunteerwv.org organization.

Volunteer Opportunities is a current list of agencies and organizations in need of interested volunteers

FaithLink is a Faith-in-Action program which enables people who are elderly, disabled, or chronically ill to live as independently as possible by linking them to a community of faith-based volunteers.  The effort is led by Volunteer Action Center staff.

Disaster Preparedness  tells how you can volunteer during times of emergency.

Corporate and Business Volunteers provides information about volunteer programs sponsored and organized by local businesses and corporations.

Organizations Accepting Volunteers lists local groups which are always looking for enthusiastic people who are willing to help their community.

Testimonials lets volunteers share their stories about their volunteering experiences

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