Connects volunteers who have similar interests and life experience with individuals in mental health recovery. Volunteers provide supportive friendship and mentoring relationships to promote mental wellness and inclusion. Volunteers can meet with their friend for various activities, from having coffee or dinner downtown to visiting festivals, etc. The activities depend on the interests of both parties and available events. The goal is to promote socialization and have fun.

Provides freshly prepared meals at a reasonable cost to anyone in their specified geographic area who cannot reasonably provide meals for themselves.

Provides preschool programs and afterschool programs.

Providing the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program. This program offers assistance to community members with filing their local, state, and federal tax returns, and property/rent rebate forms.

Seeks volunteers in several departments (Children's Room, Teen Center, Member Services, and Adult Computer Lab) to help with a variety of tasks such as circulation, shelving, programs, and tech help.

Monitors the status of human relations within the Borough, holds multi-cultural educational events, and provides mediation and referral services to Borough residents. Provides mediation for people to openly discuss conflict and determine whether reconciliation is possible. The parties may speak in a confidential setting directly to each other and be heard. Most of the commissioners are trained mediators.

Provides congregate meals, socialization, and recreational activities including: arts & crafts, computers, bingo, cards, pool, puzzles, games, and exercise classes.

Offers variety of volunteer opportunities for those interested.

Provides eligible individuals with vouchers to purchase Pennsylvania-grown produce at participating farmers’ markets and farm stands. Vouchers are distributed in the summer and may be used through November.

Offers a wide variety of programs and services, including: A) Meal and nutrition programs B) Information and assistance C) Health, fitness, and wellness programs and social and recreational activities D) Transportation services E) Public benefits counseling F) Employment assistance G) Volunteer and civic engagement opportunities

Operates thrift stores; proceeds help fund outreach ministries that provide services to vulnerable and at risk members of the community. Also provides volunteer opportunities to sort, clean, and distribute donations.

Operates an annual community campaign to provide funding for services and agencies accessed by Franklin County residents. The public is invited to participate by donating and helping raise awareness. Volunteers are needed from August through December.

Provides an opportunity for veterans to serve locally with other veterans to assist those in need of quality housing. This program invites Veterans and their families to apply for necessary home repairs or modifications including interior and exterior accessibility modifications.

Provides a limited amount of food for individuals or families during times of personal crisis, or for people who have no food or cannot afford to purchase food at retail costs.

Provides a comprehensive assisted living facility, offering 24-hour nursing services, dietary services, and social services.

Holds an event that provides schoolchildren in need with backpacks filled with school supplies each August. School supplies also available through the HELP Center year round.

Offers programming for older adults that includes daily activities, special speakers, health screenings, and trips. Provides lunch and transportation. Accepts volunteers who are needed to help with the center's daily operations and the home-delivered program.

Teaches swimming at all skill levels, lifeguarding, and water safety.

Builds and places raised vegetable gardens into the backyards of Oxford community families to boost their food security and access to fresh produce. Also provides volunteer opportunities.

Actively seek individuals with the requisite knowledge, skills and experience who are willing to ofer their services and work on a full or part-time basis without remuneration on projects or in positions that benefit United Way itself and/or the people it serves.

Offers temporary shelter and care for stray and unwanted animals. Provides adoption and placement services, humane education program, neuter/spay assistance, information on animal care, investigation and prosecution of cruelty and neglect complaints, and animal food. Volunteer opportunities are available.

A group mentoring program for teens ages 13 and older who are already a part of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Designed to teach adult-life skills and help teens prepare for the decisions they will need to make after high school graduation. Meets once a month. It is run by teens.

Offers the following Senior Center Services: Recreation, socialization & education; Information & referral to area agency on aging caseworker-approved services; Specialized transportation; Volunteer opportunities; Monthly minimal health screening; Weekday noon-time meals; Home-delivered meals for home-bound unable to prepare their own; Tax service (fee by donation); and Transportation can be provided through Rabbittransit. Operates as a cooling station for those who cannot adequately cool their homes or do not have a place to cool down.

Provides socialization, fun activities, educational programs, guest speakers, exercise classes, hot, nutritious meals and volunteer opportunities. General center daily activities include blood pressure screenings, exercise classes, crafts and games, bingo, table games, computer labs, inspirational speakers, pot luck, dining out and day trips.

Provides the following items (when available): - clothing for men, women, children and infants - shoes and coats - socks and new underwear - baby blankets and layettes - Bibles (English/Spanish)