Weekend volunteer to engage friends in small groups such as, but not limited to, manicures, adult coloring, puzzles, one-on-one visits, sing-a-longs, word games, balloon toss, easy art groups, reading groups, devotions, bingo etc. What is done depends on the volunteer’s interest and comfort level.
Visit regularly and get to know and develop relationships with one or two specific residents. During your visits you might play cards, reminisce, go on a walk, join in on an activity, work a puzzle, etc…
Volunteers go through specific training with their cats and dogs, who then are certified to comfort and give emotional support to our clients and guests.
Volunteer to be with a person at the end of life. You will have the unique opportunity to share moments of joy and sadness, provide comfort, and reduce isolation and fear. The clients we serve may be living in their private residence, a community care facility or in one of our agency operated hospice residences.…
Clients who face life limiting illness may find they need the unique professional, compassionate care provided at one of our hospice residences. Volunteers are an integral part of the circle of support which allows loved ones to focus what matters most between themselves and the client. As a volunteer, you may serve as a facility…
Explore some really interesting properties while making a long-term commitment to land protection.
Anyone is welcome to pitch in to help keep our preserves up to snuff. Plus, it’s a great way to meet other conservation-minded folk!
Office maintenance, stuffing envelopes, data entry, weeding the flower beds — less glamorous volunteering for which we are grateful nonetheless!
Do you have a pet that is friendly and plays well with others? We are looking for a special volunteer to bring their furry friend to Heritage for monthly visits. Pet therapy eases anxiety and brightens our residents’ days! Your pet must be up to date on all of their shots, a therapy certification is…
Visit regularly and get to know and develop relationships with one or two specific residents. During your visits you might play cards, reminisce, go on a walk, join in on an activity, work a puzzle, etc…