Volunteers are needed for childcare during monthly support groups and training sessions weekdays from 6-8pm. Must be at least 18+ years old or older.
When you become a St. Joe’s volunteer, you are advancing our mission of creating a brighter future for every child in our diverse community. Our St. Joe’s kids rely on us for love, stability, and comfort, but we can’t do it alone. Your time is a precious gift that allows us to provide more services for them. Let’s chat about how you can get involved.
Volunteers are needed for childcare during monthly support groups and training sessions weekdays from 6-8pm. Must be at least 18+ years old or older.
We welcome volunteers to assist with maintaining our CDC grounds and classrooms. Tasks may include spreading sand, dirt, or mulch; cleaning classroom chairs and tables; and general playground upkeep. Businesses and school groups are encouraged to participate. One-time volunteer opportunities are available as needed. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old; those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult supervisor
We welcome volunteers who can complete operations projects, i.e. civic, business and school groups that are able to help us maintain our building and grounds. One-time volunteer opportunities are available as needed. Must be at least 14 years old or older.
St. Joe’s Picnic For the Kids has been going on longer than the Kentucky Derby and is the largest fundraiser hosted by the home. Held during the second weekend of August, Picnic brings the community together in an effort to raise needed funding for Kentucky’s most abused and neglected children. Volunteer opportunities include being a Zone Leader, working in raffle or gaming booths, and serving beer. Typically, volunteers work for four-hour shifts.
Volunteers are also needed to help with set-up of booths, etc. before Picnic, and to help with clean-up and tear-down of booths after Picnic.
This is the perfect time for students to earn service hours or for businesses to complete community service projects. Become a part of Picnic history and sign up today!
