Often, it takes just minutes to change a person's entire week. The Volunteer Circle matches you with a senior who'd love a visit, a family we'd love to welcome with a Shabbat meal, or an event that needs your hands — with your help, no one in our community is left feeling alone.
Our flagship program twins volunteers with a senior "buddy" for a weekly, monthly, or occasional visit. Many seniors living alone or in facilities simply need loving company — a visit, a story, a Torah thought, news of the upcoming holiday. We provide orientation, materials, and matching; you provide the smile.
Smile on Seniors is dedicated in loving memory of Phyllis Balmat — לזכר נשמת פריידא בת בת שבע ז"ל
Our community kitchen, dedicated to nourishing and supporting those in need with compassion. Volunteers and local partners cook together, and every meal that goes out the door carries warmth, dignity, and connection to someone going through a hard time. Cook. Connect. Give.
A knock at the door, a fresh challah, and a warm hello. Loaves of Love brings challah and home-cooked meals to neighbors all over town — a new family we want to welcome, someone celebrating a simcha, someone recovering, or someone who'd simply love to know we're thinking of them. Everything is baked and packed at Chabad; you get the best part — the delivery.
Chanukah at the park, the Purim Bash, the community Seder, Hebrew School, mailings, photography, setup crews — every gathering runs on volunteers. Tell us your strengths and we'll find your spot.
Tell us how you'd like to help and how often — we'll match you with the right opportunity and walk you through everything.
The other side of every one of these programs is a neighbor who needs it — visits, Shabbat meals, a holiday knock on the door. Requests are confidential and always free.
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