Volunteering
Looking for a Way to Give Back?
GCU is proud to offer members and employees many ways to volunteer at the lodge and Home Office level. We are currently working on a national database to connect volunteers with opportunities that suit their interests.
412 Food Rescue
412 Food Rescue believes good food belongs to people not landfills. So, we created the 412 Food Rescue app to make saving food and feeding people easy! Download the app to be alerted when surplus foods are available at grocery stores and restaurants nearby. In less than one hour, volunteers transport donations from retailers to a designated nonprofit serving neighbors in need.
Download the 412 Food Rescue app HERE
Learn more on their website HERE
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Contact Information: 6140 Station St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 |
Beaver County Humane Society
The mission of the Beaver County Humane Society is to protect and enhance the lives of all domestic animals and to promote kindness and respect for all living creatures. Our vision is a community that supports a humane, sustainable, and compassionate environment for all animals. Volunteers are an integral part of our operations and help to ensure our continued success. Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age to volunteer on their own. Volunteers as young as 10 can volunteer with a parent or legal guardian at all times in a limited capacity.
Learn more about Thrift Store volunteering HERE
Learn more on their website HERE
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Contact Information: Alexis Walker at [email protected] 3394 Brodhead Road Center Township, PA 15001 |
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
At Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, we work to ensure that anyone who needs a healthy meal can get one. By supporting Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, donors, volunteers, and partners are a part of a lasting solution to ensure everyone in our community has enough to eat. Volunteers are the heart of our mission to feed people in need! Drive-up Distributions, Doorstep Delivery, Gleaning, Food Bank Farm, Farmers Market, and Clerical Support.
Learn more on their website HERE
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Contact Information: 412-745-7600 1 N. Linden St. Duquesne, PA 15110 |
Special Olympics Pennsylvania
The mission of Special Olympics PA is to provide year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills, and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community.
Class A Volunteer: A Class A volunteer is or may be in immediate contact with athletes. Class A volunteers are required to have background checks and complete protective behavior and concussion trainings before assuming their role.
Class B Volunteer: A Class B volunteer is someone with casual or limited contact with athletes. This only requires a volunteer application. Someone who is a Class B volunteer may be: One Time Event Volunteer Practice Assistant Special Olympics Committee Member (game planning, fundraising, etc.)
Find an application for volunteering HERE
Learn more on their website HERE
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The Center for Hope
We are a faith-based, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing food and clothing, educational and career services to underserved residents of Ambridge, Pennsylvania.The Center for Hope asks anyone interested to attend a volunteer information orientation. To sign up, please call Barbara at 724-251-4899. High School and College Students: Senior projects and community service hours available. Food Pantry, Weekly Community Dinners, Youth Programs and more.
Learn more on their website HERE
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Contact Information: Barbara Whisnant, Volunteer Coordinator 740 Park Road Ambridge, PA 15003 |
Submit a charity to be included in our database by filling out the form below.
All charities must be 501(c)(3) organizations and are subject to GCU approval.