Youth Ministry Service Projects

Provides support for the Coordinator of Youth Ministry, the Leadership Team, and adult volunteers involved in youth ministry. Develop long range planning, budgeting, and program assessment, ensuring that the changing needs of young people are being met. Advocate for young people and their responsible participation in the life of the Catholic Faith Community. Attend quarterly meetings.

Commitment: One year
Number of Adults Needed: 10

Youth Ministry Leadership Team

Open to anyone in 10^th grade through adulthood. Responsible for the planning, implementation and evaluation of the youth ministry program. Will also foster the involvement of young people in the life of the St. Stephen, Martyr, including serving on various committees and being involved in activities. Monthly planning meetings and occasional training sessions. Must enjoy this crazy age and be willing to do equally crazy (but safe!) things with them. We need energetic role models!

Commitment: One year ~ 10 hours per month
Number of Adults Needed: 30
Number of Teens & Young Adults (to age 21) needed: 15
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Newsletter / Bulletin Editor

Responsible for overseeing the process of developing the youth ministry newsletter. The newsletter includes practical information on upcoming events, permission slips, and a three-month calendar. The newsletter also includes articles on topics of interest to young people; information on youth issues and concerns; articles on faith issues and topics; and features on youth ministry accomplishments.

Commitment: one year
Number of Adults Needed: 5

Fundraising

The coordinator of fundraising selects, coordinates, and implements various fundraising events to benefit parish youth ministry. This person works in conjunction with the Youth Ministry Commission and the Youth Ministry Leadership Team. This position raises money for the youth ministry budget, reducing the cost of activities for our young people.

Commitment: one year
Number of Adults Needed: 2

HS Mentors (for MS youth)

HS students active in Youth Ministry can serve as mentors /“HS buddies” to one or more Middle school students. Would attend MS functions on a fairly regular basis with assigned student(s) and serve as a mentor, positive role model, and friend.

Commitment: one year term, at selected events.
Number of Teens Needed: 10
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Bible Study Leaders

Lead one time discussions with HS students using provided materials. Bible study will be offered several times throughout the school year – each meeting would not be dependent upon attending prior discussions. Dates will be set once adults are in place.

Commitment: One time event
Number of Adults Needed: 5 Adults needed for each gathering
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Prayer Group Leaders

Introduce students to the different forms of prayer (guided meditation, adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, Taize style prayer, rosary, intercessory prayer, petitions, thanksgiving, etc. by leading a brief prayer group. Materials will be provided. Prayer groups will be offered several times throughout the school year and each meeting would not be dependent upon attending prior meetings. Dates will be set once adults are in place.

Commitment: One time event
Number of Adults Needed: 5 Adults needed for each gathering
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Steubenville Summer Conference

Powerful liturgies, dynamic talks, and engaging worship: Life Teen Steubenville Conferences offer the ultimate Catholic experience for high school teens to encounter Christ in His Sacraments and in His Church! July 2011 and 4 day time commitment.

Commitment: One time event
Number of Adults Needed: 5 needed to attend the entire trip.
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Catholic Heart Work Camp Chaperones

One week each summer we travel to a different city along the east coast and work with CHWC on housing restoration and social outreach projects. We stay in a church or school with about 300 other HS teens and adults. The evenings are filled with staff testimonies, skits, prayer, energetic music and the sacraments….oh, and sleep! Bus transportation is provided. Date to be announced.

Commitment: One time event
Number of Adults Needed: 5 needed to attend the entire weeklong camp.
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Diocesan Youth Conference

Weekend long event for rising 9^th through graduating 12^th graders during the summer. You will have the opportunity on Saturday to attend breakout sessions pertinent to adults. Youth will attend their own breakout sessions. Celebrate Mass and reconciliation with teens and adults from all 150 parishes found in our diocese. Fun and energetic activities are held on Friday and Saturday night. Time commitment would be from Friday early afternoon to Sunday early afternoon. This year’s conference (July 23-25, 2010) will be held in Richmond at the Convention Center and lodging is at the Hilton Garden Inn. Bus transportation is provided.

Commitment: One time event
Number of Adults Needed: 8 to attend the weekend trip.
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Holy COWs

(Catholics Out Working) The Holy COWs not only accepts work requests from parishioners but we also work at soup kitchens, at food banks, NEST and have an annual fall Rake and Run Project. We need one adult to coordinate one project each month from September to June and we will need at least 6 adults to chaperone each month’s activity.

Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

HS Laser Quest Lock In

Attend a lock-in with the high schoolers at Laser Quest in Virginia Beach. Play laser tag games/missions all night long or “rest” in one of the party rooms! This is a regional/LPA gathering with all the Catholic Churches in Chesapeake, Suffolk and Franklin. Usually a Friday night in January 11 pm – 6 am.

Commitment: One time event
Number of Adults Needed: 6
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Birthday Card Ministry

Send birthday postcards to the youth in our parish on behalf of youth ministry. Approximately 40-50 birthdays per month. Names, addresses, postcards and postage are supplied.

Commitment: One year
Number of Adults Needed: 8

Phone Calling

Help on an as needed basis to quickly inform groups of changes in plans or reminders.

Commitment: One year
Number of Adults Needed: 6

Table Worker after Masses

Available to help man the Youth Ministry table after a particular Mass. Position would include taking registrations for an event, selling sweatshirts, distributing information, etc. May also include setting up or taking down the table and supplies. 2 Adults are needed for after each Mass, on an as needed basis.

Confirmation Advisory Team

Provide input and steering toward making a model confirmation program. We would meet monthly or every other month – requires a commitment from July through March.

Number of Adults Needed: 10

Confirmation Class Team

Confirmed practicing and active Catholics may serve as members of the Confirmation class team. You could serve as a small group facilitator, peer / adult mentor, assist in set up, clean up and/or teaching the Confirmation classes. Attend prep meetings and any subcommittee meetings. Attend the Rite of Welcome (Mass) in November and the Confirmation Mass in April/May for Confirmation students.

Commitment: approximately 5 hours per month – July through April/May.
Number of Adults Needed: 30
Number of Confirmed Teens & Young Adults (to age 21) needed: 10
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Confirmation Retreat Team

Confirmed practicing and active Catholics may serve on the Confirmation Retreat Team. You will assist in the planning and leading of the annual Confirmation retreat.

Commitment: attend retreat team meetings, attend subcommittee meetings, and participate in retreat weekend. About 35 total hours excluding retreat weekend(s).
Number of Adults Needed: 20
Number of Confirmed Teens & Young Adults (to age 21) needed: 10
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Confirmation Interviewers

Interview approximately 10 Confirmation Students to assess the candidate’s disposition toward the sacrament. Training and questions will be provided to facilitate dialog. Summer & Fall time frame.

Number of Adults Needed: 10

Confirmation Liturgy Team

Assist with behind the scenes work, and set up and clean up of the Confirmation Liturgy.

3 hour time commitment. Easter Season 2011.

Number of Adults Needed: 5
Requires Virtus Training and Background Check for ages 18+

Confirmation Rite of Welcome Team

Assist with behind the scenes work, and set up and clean up of the Rite of Welcome.

3 hour time commitment. Fall 2010.

Number of Adults Needed: 5
Volunteer Opportunities at Non Profit Organizations around Hampton Roads

Catholic Charities needs volunteers to answer phones, assemble folders and perform other office duties. Please contact the office nearest you for information on how you can help.

3804 Poplar Hill Rd., Suite A
Chesapeake, VA 23321
Phone: 757.484.0703
Fax: 757.484.1096

4855 Princess Anne Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: 757.467.7707
Fax: 757.495.3206

5361-A Virginia Beach Blvd.
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: 757.490.4931
Fax: 757.456.2367

Catholic Charities has four Care Centers for assistance with baby layettes and other baby items. We also accept products for Older Adult Care. If you have items to donate, need any items, or would like to volunteer in our Care Centers, please contact us at one of the following locations:

Virginia Beach Care Center
5261-A Virginia Beach Boulevard
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: 757.490.4931

Norfolk Care Center
1301 Colonial Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23517
Phone: 757.625.2568

Chesapeake Health Volunteer Services
Jeanne Farlow, Volunteer Coordinator
736 North Battlefield Boulevard
Chesapeake, VA 23320
Phone: (757) 312-6109
Fax: (757) 312-6280
Website: www.chesapeakehealth.com/

Chesapeake General Hospital provides volunteer opportunities for adults of all ages. The hospital volunteers are asked to give a four hour commitment per wek. For an application, call the volunteer coordinator.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Information Desk
2. Greeters
3. Patient Transport
4. Mail Delivery
5. Gift Shop
6. Clerical

Chesapeake Health Department
South Norfolk Health Center
490 Liberty Street
Chesapeake, Virginia 23324
Phone: (757) 382-2633
Fax: (757) 382-2607
E-Mail: lgray@chesapea.vdh.state.va.us

The Chesapeake Health Department is dedicated to preventing illness, promoting healthy lifestyles and protecting the environment for all the citizens of Chesapeake.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Office Assistant: Typing, filing, assembling information, answering phone. Requires some knowledge of office procedures.
2. Data Entry Assistant: Must be knowledgeable about Windows 95 and Word Processing Programs; Microsoft Word and Word Perfect.
3. Special Projects: Title and qualifications depend on nature of the project.

Chesapeake Humane Society
P.O. Box 15061
Chesapeake, VA 23328
Phone: (757) 490-4357

The Chesapeake Humane Society is dedicated to the prevention of any and all forms of cruelty to all animals by every legal means. Programs goal is to promote general welfare of all animals and conduct education of public awareness. Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Humane Educators: Volunteers are needed to present the Society's Humane Education Program to pre-school and school age children, as well as adult organizations.
2. Fundraising: Volunteers are needed to plan and carry out fundraising events as well as participate in events already established.
3. Photographers: To take pictures of shelter animals for publication in various media.
4. Newsletter Delivery: Volunteers with their own transportation are needed to deliver newsletters on a quarterly basis.

Children's AIDS Network for Interfaith Involvement (CANDII)
222 West 21st Street, Suite F-116
Norfolk, VA 23517

The CANDII Program was organized to improve the quality of life for children living with HIV/AIDS. Program staff and volunteers work to provide access to comprehensive medical, educational, developmental, social, financial and mental health services for children and their families in order to promote a normal family lifestyle.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Pre-school Playgroup Volunteers: Assist staff with children up to the age of five who attend playgroup; volunteers play with children and assist with activities and meals. Volunteers needed Monday through Friday.
2. Special Buddies: Match with a younger child with whom they are willing to spend at least two hours a week. Six months commitment needed.
3. Office Volunteers: Assist with various tasks including receptionist duties, copying, filing, typing and mail. Volunteers needed weekdays only.
4. Public Education and Awareness: Volunteers give presentations to groups concerning CANDII and HIV. Training provided.

Citizens' Committee to Protect the Elderly
P.O. Box 3
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Phone: (757) 498-8600
Fax: (757) 498-8774
E-Mail: ccfmp@whro.org

Citizens Committee to Protect the Elderly is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization offering assistance programs to residents of nursing homes and their families.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Friendly Visitor Program: Volunteers are needed to provide companionship for residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities and support to their families.
2. Office Volunteer: Needed to coordinate and implement community service projects inside nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
3. Register Nurse: Assist families with choosing a nursing home or assist in resolving problems within the facility.

Goodwill Industries of Hampton Roads Inc.
900 Tidewater Drive
Norfolk, VA 23504
Phone: (757) 627-7733
Fax: (757) 625-5770

Goodwill Industries objective is to provide job training and employment services to people who are disabled and/or disadvantaged.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Retail Sales Department: Volunteers are needed to act as greeters, store clerks, sorters, hangers and taggers. Weekdays: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
2. Receptionist: Answer phones and application desk.
3. Accounting Department: General accounting duties and data entry.
4. Board Members: Need extensive experience in retail and marketing to advise in the retail area.

Help and Emergency Response Inc. (HER)
P.O. Box 2187
Portsmouth, VA 23702-2187
Phone: (757) 485-1445
Fax: (757) 485-0883

Help and Emergency Response, Inc. was established to provide emergency housing and related services to victims of domestic violence.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. 24-Hour Hotline: Answer hotline phones, give referrals as necessary and conduct interviews. Required to have 12 hours of training for all volunteers and intensive specialized training.
2. Tutor: Assist shelter children with homework, study skills and writing skills or read to pre-schoolers.
3. Childcare: Provide child care for residents' children while parents attend group meeting.

Hope House Foundation
801 Boush Street, Suite 302
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: (757) 625-6161
Fax: (757) 625-7775

The Hope House provides high quality, flexible and innovative community-based services and support to people with developmental and other disabilities. Services are based on the philosophy that people with disabilities, regardless of type or severity, have the right to participate in community life.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Receptionist: To handle basic clerical duties
2. Pathways to the Community Project: Involves one on one pairing with a person with a disability. Focus is on friendship and fun. Training and orientation provided.
3. Hope House Thrift Shop: Volunteers needed in stocking and sales.
4. Stockley Gardens Arts Festival: People are needed to help organize and set up event.

Lee's Friends: Helping People Live With Cancer
618 Stockley Gardens
Norfolk, VA 23507
Phone: (757) 625-3115
Fax: (757) 640-1513
E-Mail: ehfiler@whro.net
Web Site: www.communitylink.org

Lee's friends offers person-to-person help and needed emotional and practical support to cancer patients and their families who are facing the crisis of diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Office Workers: Help with tasks related to on-going office needs
2. Drivers: Transportation of cancer patients to and from appointments. Good driving record required.
3. One-on-One Volunteers: To offer emotional support to cancer patients and family members. Must attend a training course offered four times a year.

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern Foundation
406 Oakmears Crescent #102
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: (757) 456-5292
Fax: (757) 456-9275
E-Mail: eastva@wish.org

The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children between the ages of 2 ½ and 18 years old, who have a life threatening or terminal illness.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Wish Granter: Deliver quality wishes to medically eligible children.
2. Airport Greeter: Meet families at the airport when they are departing on a trip.
3. Special Events Volunteer: Support various fundraising events held by Make-A-Wish or other organizations on its behalf.

Meals on Wheels of Chesapeake, Inc.
P.O. Box 15343
Chesapeake, VA 23328
Phone: (757) 546-6458
Fax: (757) 482-6175

Meals on Wheels delivers hot meals to elderly, ill, shut-ins, handicapped or convalescent persons. Food is prepared in the kitchens of Chesapeake General Hospital. Through delivery of meals, daily contact is maintained with clients.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Drivers: Drive for Meals on Wheels delivering meals. Must have a valid drivers' license. Hours of delivery are 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. weekdays.

Operation Smile
6435 Tidewater Drive
Norfolk, VA 23509
Phone: (757) 321-3223
Fax: (747) 321-3202
E-Mail: plucas@operationsmile.org

Operation Smile is a private, non-profit, volunteer medical service organization providing reconstructive surgery and related health care to indigent children and young adults in developing countries and the United States. Operation Smile provides education and training around the world to physicians and other health professionals to achieve long-term self -sufficiency.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Smile Bag Volunteers: Fill Smile Bags with toys, shampoo, mirrors and things that help a child smile.
2. Medical Records Data Entry: Enter medical information into data base. Requires knowledge of Windows 95.
3. Office Assistant: Volunteers needed to answer phones, copy, and fax data.

South Hampton Roads Habitat for Humanity
109 East Main Street #401
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: (757) 625-1281
Website: http://groups.hamptonroads.com/shrhabitat

Habitat for Humanity constructs homes for people with poverty and low economic levels. This program is operated by the use of volunteers to reduce costs. No experience is necessary as qualified construction experts are on hand to instruct volunteers on what to do.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Labor: To help with the various duties required building a home. No experience required.
2. Receptionist: Basic duties of answering phone, filing, and copying data.

Alzheimer's Association of Hampton Roads
20 Koger Center, Suite #233
Norfolk, VA 23503
Phone: (757) 459-2405
Fax: (757) 461-7902
E-Mail: marie.poyner@alz.org

The Hampton Roads Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association is a non-profit, voluntary organization which supports the care and dignity of persons with dementia caused by Alzeheimer's Disease and related disorders. This organization also offers assistance to their families and other care givers through quality programs of community-based support, information and referral, public awareness, education training, research and advocacy.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Committee Member: Try to place people according to their interest and training. Special need on Development Committee.
2. Public Speaking: Training provided; times vary with requests.
3. General Office: Receptionist duties, data entry according to ability.

American Red Cross
611 West Brambleton Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23510
Phone: (757) 446-7775
Fax: (757) 623-5747
E-Mail: sbiscigl@crossnet.org

The American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that provide relief to victims of disaster and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. It does this through services that are consistent with its congressional charter and the fundamental principals of the International Red Cross and the Red Crescent Movement.

Volunteers Opportunities:

1. Bingo Workers: Volunteers are needed to assist with Friday night bingo games.
2. Blood Services: Drivers to pick up and deliver blood and blood products throughout the Mid Atlantic Blood Region. Blood Mobile Volunteers to work as greeters and canteen workers. Hours and days are flexible. Some weekend work available.
3. Community Education Instructors: Instructors teach CPR, First Aid and Babysitting Classes to the public. Training required
4. Disaster Action Team: Members respond to emergency calls as needed providing disaster assistance to victims of fire and other disasters. Team members are on call one week out of four.
5. Youth Corps: Mentors to supervise youths 12 years and older for community service projects. Projects include Clown Corps, Community Clean Up, visiting hospitals and nursing homes and sending care packages.

Being a "Big Brother" or "Big Sister" is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable things you will ever do.

It's simple, too. You and your "Little" can share the kinds of activities you already like to do, such as:

Shooting hoops
Playing a board game
Going on a hike
Enjoying a pizza

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Join the individuals who make a difference for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation by becoming a CBF volunteer in Virginia!

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The following nonprofits accept youth volunteers. Please note age requirements, although many will accept younger volunteers with an adult. For details, call the nonprofit directly.

Opportunities for volunteers ages 12 and over

Cerebral Palsy of Virginia -- 497-7474
Rainbow Animal Rescue -- 583-8777
Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center-- 437-6020
Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation -- 463-9516

Opportunities for volunteers ages 13 and over

The Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village -- 420-2512
Cerebral Palsy of Virginia -- 497-7474
Community Mediation Center -- 480-2777
Judeo-Christian Outreach Center -- 491-2846
Norfolk Senior Center -- 625-5857
Operation Smile -- 321-7645
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA -- 867-3300
Rainbow Animal Rescue -- 583-8777
Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center-- 437-6020
Virginia Beach SPCA -- 427-0070
Virginia Beach Office of Volunteer Resources -- 427-4722
Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation -- 463-9516

Opportunities for volunteers 14 and over

American Red Cross/Naval Medical Center -- 953-5435
The Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village -- 420-2512
Cerebral Palsy of Virginia -- 497-7474
Community Mediation Center -- 480-2777
EQUI-KIDS Therapeutic Riding Program -- 425-8833
Judeo-Christian Outreach Center -- 491-2846
Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital -- 461-5001
March of Dimes, Greater Hampton Roads -- 361-0000
M. E. Cox Center for Elder Day Care -- 340-4388
Norfolk Botanical Garden -- 441-5830
Norfolk Senior Center -- 625-5857
Operation Smile -- 321-7645
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA -- 867-3300
Portsmouth Museums -- 393-8543
Rainbow Animal Rescue -- 583-8777
REACH, Inc. -- 627-4722
Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center-- 437-6020
Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation -- 463-9516
Virginia Beach Office of Volunteer Resources -- 427-4722
Virginia Beach SPCA -- 427-0070

YMCA of South Hampton Roads -- 624-9622

Opportunities for volunteers ages 15 and over

American Red Cross/Naval Medical Center -- 953-5435
The Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village -- 420-2512
Cerebral Palsy of Virginia -- 497-7474
Community Mediation Center -- 480-2777
EQUI-KIDS Therapeutic Riding Program -- 425-8833
Fleet & Family Support -- 433-2912
Hoffler Creek Wildlife Foundation -- 398-9151
Judeo-Christian Outreach Center -- 491-2846
Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital -- 461-5001
March of Dimes, Greater Hampton Roads -- 361-0000
M. E. Cox Center for Elder Day Care -- 340-4388
Norfolk Botanical Garden -- 441-5830
Norfolk Senior Center -- 625-5857
Operation Smile -- 321-7645
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA -- 867-3300
Portsmouth Museums -- 393-8543
Rainbow Animal Rescue -- 583-8777
REACH, Inc. -- 627-4722
Tidewater AIDS Crisis Taskforce (TACT) -- 583-1317
Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center-- 437-6020
Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation -- 463-9516
Virginia Beach Office of Volunteer Resources -- 427-4722
Virginia Beach SPCA -- 427-0070
Virginia Children’s Chorus -- 440-9100
YMCA of South Hampton Roads -- 624-9622
YWCA of South Hampton Roads -- 625-4248

Opportunities for volunteers ages 16 and over

Academy of Music -- 627-0967
American Diabetes Association -- 455-6335
American Red Cross/Naval Medical Center -- 953-5435
American Red Cross of Southeastern Virginia -- 446-7775
Animal Rescue of Tidewater -- 456-1354
Armed Services YMCA -- 363-1953
Barrett Haven, Inc. -- 624-6992
The Berger-Goldrich Home at Beth Sholom Village -- 420-2512
Cerebral Palsy of Virginia -- 497-7474
Chesapeake Humane Society -- 546-5355
Chrysler Museum of Art -- 664-6200
Community Mediation Center -- 480-2777
Contemporary Art Center of Virginia -- 425-0000
d’Art Center -- 625-4211
The Dwelling Place -- 624-9879
EDMARC Hospice for Children -- 967-9251
EQUI-KIDS Therapeutic Riding Program -- 425-8833
Fleet & Family Support -- 433-2912
Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia -- 627-6599
The Generic Theater -- 441-2729
Hoffler Creek Wildlife -- 686-8684
Hope House Foundation -- 625-6161
International Cooperating Ministries -- 827-6704
Judeo-Christian Outreach Center -- 491-2846
Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital -- 461-5001
March of Dimes -- 361-0000
M. E. Cox Center for Elder Day Care -- 340-4388
Norfolk Botanical Garden -- 441-5830
Norfolk Senior Center -- 625-5857
Operation Smile -- 321-7645
Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA -- 867-3300
Portsmouth Humane Society -- 397-6004
Portsmouth Museums -- 393-8543
Portsmouth Schools Foundation -- 393-5356
Rainbow Animal Rescue -- 583-8777
REACH, Inc. -- 491-6265
Samaritan House -- 498-4673
South Hampton Roads Habitat for Humanity -- 625-1281
St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children -- 622-2208
Suffolk Meals on Wheels -- 934-4911
Tidewater AIDS Crisis Taskforce (TACT) -- 583-1317
Tidewater Emergency Medical Services Council, Inc. -- 446-5179
Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center-- 437-6020
Virginia Beach Community Development Corporation -- 463-9516
Virginia Beach Office of Volunteer Resources -- 427-4722
Virginia Beach SPCA -- 427-0070
Virginia Children’s Chorus -- 440-9100
YMCA of South Hampton Roads -- 624-9622
YWCA of South Hampton Roads -- 625-4248

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