Help Covenant House Michigan raise funds and awareness in your community! There are several ways you can help: DIY Fundraising or Third Party Fundraising. Each one is fun, easy and can involve your friends and families.
At CranHill, we believe camp is for everyone! Friendship Camp is for people with special needs ages 16 and up, and it takes a team of awesome volunteers to help our staff make it happen, at no cost to you. Friendship Camp runs four different weeks.
We are looking for individuals and families who are looking to make a lasting impact and continue the legacy and core value of volunteerism here at CranHill. If you have a specific trade skill or passion for serving please contact our Volunteer Coordinator.
Whether you’re interested in volunteering regularly, or just helping out when you have the time, we’re grateful for your support. The following are some great ways to get involved: personalized time spent with individual or person supported by COC, yard clean up, gardening, painting, snow shoveling, deck cleaning and staining, or administrative office support.
Assist staff at the shelter with various tasks such as cleaning and organization. Mornings and evenings.
Our volunteers usher at performances, work in the box office, take tickets at events, help with office projects, archive historical records, and more.
Joining a committee is a great way for you to use your unique set of skills and talents to help COC better support the persons we serve. Your knowledge and expertise can greatly aid in our efforts to carry out our mission, so contact our office today to learn about the various committees you can…
Assist by completing service projects, maintenance projects, or organizing the kitchen. Minors in need of community service or volunteer hours for school, must be accompanied by an adult. Families with children 5 and older and supervised school/church groups of 6th grade and higher are welcome to volunteer.
Assist with meal prep and serving for breakfast and dinner. Groups up to 8. Minors in need of community service or volunteer hours for school, must be accompanied by an adult. Families with children 5 and older and supervised school/church groups of 6th grade and higher are welcome to volunteer.
Work flexible hours at the thrift store. This is great for groups who can help sort donations and tag inventory for sale. Groups up to 15. Minors in need of community service or volunteer hours for school, must be accompanied by an adult. Families with children 5 and older and supervised school/church groups of 6th…