Offers volunteer opportunities for the therapy and equine department. Duties vary with spring and equine clean ups.

Thrift store that offers a broad selection of new and used furniture, appliances, cabinets and building supplies. The warehouse and showroom offer bargain prices to the public. Everything sold will help fund new or renovated homes for qualified families. Accepts donations of home and building materials in good, usable condition.

Screens individuals and families and provides application assistance for Dollar Energy Fund grants and hardship programs.

Prevention Education and Awareness Programming: Offers evidence based and/or research supported strategies to prevent victimization by focusing on conditions that reduce violence. Primary prevention refers to behavior change. These strategies move beyond knowledge and awareness to include opportunities for audiences to learn, practice, and adopt skills and behavior changes that create environments and cultures free from violence. Education/Community Awareness: Provides one time educational and community awareness programs designed to raise an understanding of violence and victimization in the community. Crisis Intervention Volunteer Training: Offers training in para-professional counseling skills to help volunteers to support victims/survivors when they are faced with crisis situations.

Provides assistance to older adults with various health issues or those who need companionship. Supports socialization, helps prepare lunch, play a game, read, or accompany senior to events or appointments. Senior companions are matched with clients according to needs, abilities, and distance.

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.

Works to strengthen and promote charitable giving in Schuylkill County and encourages philanthropy at all levels. Provides comprehensive donor services and responds to changing community needs and opportunities in areas such as art and culture, education, environment, health and human services, youth programs, and volunteer programs.

Provides equine-assisted activities to children and adults with special needs in Lancaster, offers horseback riding lessons, and monthly unmounted clinic series for individuals who want to learn more about horses from the ground level, also offers school programs, for youth and adults

Rehabilitates or builds homes with volunteer labor and donated materials, then sells the homes with no profit and no interest mortgages, to low-income families who have helped in the construction work.

Provides equestrian therapeutic riding sessions tailored to meet the needs and abilities of the rider. Offers an indoor riding arena, outside wooded trail, and trailriding for blind riders with brail plaques. Also participates in the Hoofbeats and Hearts for Veterans program featuring the Monty Roberts Natural Horsemanship join-up. Volunteer opportunies available.

Offers year-round enrichment programs for children and youth. STEM-focused after-school program, and special interest day camps that focus on business, science, the environment, and the arts.

EASE provides maritime opportunities for individuals with mental and physical challenges. Specially designed sailboats, called Hansa Dinghies, provide a safe, effective platform for sailors to enjoy barrier-free sailing. A team of highly-skilled volunteers, mainly teachers, volunteer their time to create a nurturing, empowering experience.

Ensures successful resettlement and post resettlement service for refugees and immigrants in the Greater Pittsburgh Area. Provides help to foreign-born individuals and families coming through the federal government’s resettlement program find housing and employment and help connect them to local services and benefits.

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.

Center offers hot noon meals, recreation, socialization, health screenings, transportation and volunteer opportunities.

Offers adults or high school students volunteer opportunities to be a mentor for youth.

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.

Helps develop functional skills and discover talents through volunteer opportunities and engaging social activities. Activities include visiting parks, swimming, bowling, horseback riding, baseball games, fitness, and more. Instructs clients in a variety of social, community, technology, personal and vocational skills. Offers volunteer opportunities including assisting in delivering meals, at food pantries, local churches, hospitals, community gardening, animal shelters, libraries and more.

Provides decent housing in a decent community for those with a need. Must have a steady income and is willing to put in 300 hours of work.

Provides volunteer opportunities including helping at a partnering farm or garden, in the commercial kitchen, in the warehouse, or in the office.

Offers nursing care, home care aides, social work, spiritual counseling, and volunteers under the direction of the Medical Director.

Helps beneficiaries understand and enroll in their Medicare and other health insurance benefits, including the Medicare prescription benefit; files appeals, assists with billing/claim issues, and helps with applying for eligibility assistance program that may help lower Medicare costs. Volunteer training provided.

Provides opportunities for individuals to engage in volunteer services. Matches interested volunteers with appropriate volunteer positions.

Provides adequate, well-balanced, home delivered meals to homebound people who are unable to shop for and unable to prepare meals for themselves. The meals are prepared at the Jewish Home of Eastern Pennsylvania under Kosher dietary guidelines. Meals may be meat or dairy and are based on a four-week menu cycle. Recipients may request 1 or 2 daily meals.

Volunteers provide non-medical, in-home services to seniors on a short term or intermittent basis to complement care provided by family or friends. Services available grocery delivery, and telephone reassurance.