Fostering a rescued rabbit is a great way to save a life. If you are not able to make a lifetime commitment to a rabbit at this time, then fostering may be a good fit for you. Volunteers with rabbit experience are preferred, but we can train novices.
PEAC students have been on boards related to accessibility for the Regional Transit Authority (RTA), the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG), and other committees related to transportation and accessibility. Every year, students attend one day events for advocacy like the League of Michigan Bicyclists’ Bicycle & Trail Advocacy Day. Through advocacy, students work to…
Assist in teaching students with disabilities to ride bikes. The Summer Cycling Program is a specific program held that teaches students skills ranging from the basics of riding like braking and balance to the more complex skills of community riding and using the bike as a mode of transportation.
Teaching young people, ages 14 to 26, with developmental disabilities how to independently walk, bus, and bike through their community.
Help pack boxes of fresh food for client pick up at the Pantry. Sort produce, cans and other donated food items. Help with other tasks in the Pantry, including unpacking from food deliveries, checking items for expiration dates and freshness, breaking down cardboard boxes, and general cleanup.
Hosting a Drive is a great way to collect essential items for our Baby Bundles or Diaper Bank. Drives are easy to facilitate at your child’s school, your office or with friends and family.
Help is needed for our Diaper Banks.
Do you love working in the community? Check out our upcoming events and see which ones are the right ones for you.
Do you have a green thumb and enjoy working in the garden? Then we need you!