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

Working with the local community, the Schuylkill United Way raises and distributes funds to 15 partner human service agencies in Schuylkill County.

Weatherization services including, but not limited to: roof replacement, furnaces repair/replacement, windows, doors, insulation and ductwork. Work is completed through a contractor and financed through a 1% interest loan that covers the cost of repairs.

CASA Volunteers are citizens who are trained to advocate for the best interest of children in the foster care system. They are assigned to a child or sibling group and get to know the child, as well as biological parents, resource parents, caseworkers, teachers, therapists, and doctors. They meet with the parties on their case regularly, write reports to the court, and attend hearings to testify to what is in the child's best interest. They investigate, facilitate, advocate, and monitor throughout the life of the case, until the child achieves a safe and permanent home.

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

Connects young people with adult mentors to help them build confidence, develop life skills, and overcome challenges. The program pairs youth with trained mentors who provide guidance, support, and encouragement, helping them achieve their personal and academic goals.

Provides information to help parents reach their goals. The diaper program provides a pack of diapers and wipes to those that are in need.

Organizes and trains community volunteers to supplement the efforts of the full-time emergency response personnel, providing additional aid during emergencies.

Operates a department store style thrift shop that sells a range of donated items including women’s, men’s, and children’s clothing, housewares, decorative items, books, furniture and linens. Proceeds go toward funding NOVA's programs.

Foster Grandparents are classroom volunteers that share their time to enhance the quality of life of children and youth in preschools, Head Start centers and schools. Provides per hour stipend, meals while volunteering, mileage/transportation, clearances and training.

Provides socialization, fun activities, educational programs, guest speakers, exercise classes, hot, nutritious meals and volunteer opportunities. General center daily activities include Bingo, Smart TV, pool, shuffleboard, chair aerobics, darts, puzzles, adult coloring, and cards.

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.

Wildlife rehabilitation and educational facility specializing in squirrels and cottontail rabbits. Volunteer opportunities available.

Provides affordable clothing and household items for those in the area. Accepts donations. Offers Volunteer/Community service opportunities.

Provides one hot, and one cold meal, Monday through Friday, to home bound seniors.

Volunteer opportunitie to assist with the summer reading program at The Wall.

Offers a work project for ex-offenders and parolees.

The Southeastern Veterans Center is currently recruiting volunteers to serve the needs of the veterans in the center. Volunteers show our residents that someone still cares about them and they are regarded as real friends who prove that the residents are not alone. Here are some of the ways you can help: - Assisting with Center activities - Assisting on field trips - Visiting with residents - Escorting wheelchair-bound residents - Distributing mail - Assisting residents at mealtime - Providing musical entertainment

Connects people with volunteer opportunities.

Coordinates volunteer transportation assistance for ambulatory older adults to medical appointments. Limited to residents of the following school districts: Quaker Valley, Ambridge, Moon, and Cornell.

Provides opportunities for volunteer work, socialization, games and activities, health screenings and information, various forms of exercise, and healthly meals.

Recruits and trains volunteers to assist across all of the services provided.

Protects, shelters and adopts homeless animals. Assists in returning lost pets to their owners, place adoptable pets with responsible owners, aid in the prevention of cruelty and neglect to animals through educational effort, and legal citations as necessary.

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