HandsOn Northwest North Carolina

Our Mission Following the example of St Francis of Assisi. we strive to enhance the lives of all animals by helping end animal hunger Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry, a ministry of St Anne's Episcopal Church for low income people who cannot afford dog or cat food. I started Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry in 2017. I have learned people with low incomes typically surrender their animal when they cannot afford dog or cat food and unfortunately their pets are surrendered to the animal shelter where many end up being euthanized. We came up with Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry because we want to prevent people from having to surrender their pets because they cannot afford to feed them. Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry currently serves 100 people a month. The volume of people in need is very high. We are open the 1st and the 4th Saturday of each month, from 10:00 AM-12:30 PM and also the 2nd & 3rd friday, from 10:30 AM-12:00 PM. If you are 13-17 years old, your parent, guardian or other caretaker must be with at all times

Winston-Salem, NC

11/7/20 9:00 AM + more

Our Mission Following the example of St Francis of Assisi. we strive to enhance the lives of all animals by helping end animal hunger Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry, a ministry of St Anne's Episcopal Church for low income people who cannot afford dog or cat food. I started Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry in 2017. I have learned people with low incomes typically surrender their animal when they cannot afford dog or cat food and unfortunately their pets are surrendered to the animal shelter where many end up being euthanized. We came up with Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry because we want to prevent people from having to surrender their pets because they cannot afford to feed them. Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry currently serves 80 people a month. The volume of people in need is very high. We are open the 1st and the 4th Saturday of each month, from 10:00 AM-12:30 PM and also the 2nd & 3rd friday, from 10:30 AM-12:00 PM. If you are 13-17 years old, your parent, guardian or other caretaker must be with you at all times.

Winston-Salem, NC

11/13/20 9:00 AM + more

Responsibilities include Chapter Support and Operations, Community Building, Education, and planning. First In Families of North Carolina Supporting people with developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injury and their families throughout North Carolina since 1995. Our Mission We are a catalyst for people with disabilities and their families in North Carolina to meet their self-determined needs by leveraging relationships and resources, and encouraging reciprocity in their communities. Our Vision People with disabilities and their families believe in their dreams, achieve their goals, connect in their communities, and give back to others. We assist children and adults to be more involved and contributing members of their communities by helping them: meet current goals and plan for the future acquire needed goods and services find opportunities to give back to others

Winston-Salem, NC

11/18/20 11:30 AM + more

Our Mission Following the example of St Francis of Assisi. we strive to enhance the lives of all animals by helping end animal hunger Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry, a ministry of St Anne's Episcopal Church for low income people who cannot afford dog or cat food. I started Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry in 2017. I have learned people with low incomes typically surrender their animal when they cannot afford dog or cat food and unfortunately their pets are surrendered to the animal shelter where many end up being euthanized. We came up with Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry because we want to prevent people from having to surrender their pets because they cannot afford to feed them. Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry currently serves 80 people a month. The volume of people in need is very high. We are open the 1st and the 4th Saturday of each month, from 10:00 AM-12:30 PM and also the 2nd & 3rd friday, from 10:30 AM-12:00 PM. If you are 12-17 years old, your parent, guardian or other caretaker must be with you at all times

Winston-Salem, NC

11/28/20 9:00 AM + more

Phone visit volunteers are matched with one Senior Services Inc. participant, and connect with that participant by phone, weekly. This provides the isolated senior with relationship and conversation, giving them something to look forward to.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 10/31/22

Meaningful interaction with a friendly pet and its owner. These are one-on-one friendly visits 2-4 times a month with a Senior Services, Inc. participant. Visits, lasting from 30 minutes to an hour, provide socialization, comfort, and something to look forward to for isolated seniors.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 10/31/21

Wellness call volunteers provide a brief, daily check-in for isolated seniors that may be more at-risk. Calls last no more than 10-15 minutes, and you may be given 4-7 participants to check on during your weekly time slot.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 10/31/22

Home Visit volunteers make one-on-one friendly visits weekly to a Senior Services Inc. participant. These visits occur 2-4 times a month, and encourage meaningful and consistent engagement that isolated seniors may not have otherwise. These visits foster connectedness with the past through sharing personal history, the present through companionship, and the future through something to look forward to.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 10/31/22

Collects information regarding the needs of individual clients through an interview process. When information is gathered, there is a consultation with lead/staff. This position gives the volunteer an opportunity to work one-on-one with neighbors experiencing a financial crisis.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 3/31/23

For groups between 3 and 15 people, anything that you can clean at your house, you can clean at ours—from sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, folding laundry, dusting, etc. It can take your group about 2 hours to make the house sparkle. This is typically scheduled on Saturdays after 11am.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 8/3/22

Scheduled for the first and third Monday of every month, Merry Meals are designed for individuals who like to cook, but might not be able to provide a complete meal for everyone at the Family House. Collectively, you can provide a portion of the main dish or one side item and feed the entire Family House! Twice a month, we will have the dates and menus posted on our Perfect Potluck site. Express interest for this opportunity here to receive information on how to sign up to contribute to a meal.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 8/3/22

Assist with preparing, serving and clean up after dinner in the homeless shelter. Volunteers sign up for one recurring evening a month and stay from 6pm-10pm.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 7/26/21

The computer lab shift runs from 7:30pm - 10pm, Monday-Thursday. Volunteers assist with signing up guests for computer sessions and providing supervision and assistance as needed.

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 7/26/21

Available volunteer times: Tuesday-Thursday and Saturday, 8 am- 3 pm While on the construction site, you will work with skilled Habitat carpenters who will help you with each project. Depending on the day when constructing new homes, you may raise walls, nail shingles onto the roof, put up vinyl siding or tile a floor. You may also be part of a Neighborhood Revitalization build and work on existing homes. Some NR projects include minor exterior home repairs (i.e. siding, porch rails and steps, gutter and downspout work, etc.), exterior painting, weatherization, landscaping, and handicap accessibility projects. **All construction opportunities are posted on Volunteer Hub. Address of volunteer site, if not listed, will be emailed to you the day prior to your volunteer commitment.** If you are an individual, go to http://habitatforsyth.volunteerhub.com, create a username and password and complete the waiver. Once registered, the calendar will provide you with available dates, and you may sign-up for any available slot!

Winston-Salem, NC

Through 9/22/21