What Our Visitors Say

“I was thoroughly impressed with the facility…All the kids on our trip couldn’t stop talking about this being the best choir tour they had ever been on and that is all due to your facility and help with finding us places to serve and perform…”

- D. Meggs, Bluff Park United Methodist, Birmingham, AL

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Service Opportunities

There are many organizations in DC doing important work to serve the needs of our city.  The following are some of the groups with whom we have ongoing relationships.  (Note: If you volunteer with a group not listed here, please be sure to tell us about your experience so we can add them to our listing!)

In the following links, you will find all the necessary information to schedule a time to volunteer with these groups. When you find an opportunity that sounds interesting, use the contact information to contact them directly so that you can tailor the opportunity to the needs of your group.

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Scheduling. Most groups have scheduled volunteering hours, usually early in the day. These spots can fill up quickly so it’s a good idea to make arrangements as early as possible.  Also, keep in mind that some agencies have a minimum or maximum number of volunteers that they can accept at any one time.

Dress. Be sure you know what the clothing requirements are!  Many groups provide a detailed list, and even reject volunteers who are not dressed to their specifications.  A good standard to go by is long pants, closed-toe shoes, and no tank tops.

Community Kitchens and Food Programs

Serving the Elderly

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When making a group reservation, be sure to note in bottom portion of the reservation form the nature of your visit and interests.  Anne will want to make sure you’ve made the right connections to make your trip meaningful.