National, state, and local organizations provide a wide range of
volunteer opportunities in Macomb County and other areas of
Michigan. Many opportunities for individual and local community
involvement just a "click" or phone call away. Getting involved your
community is a great way to learn new skills, get to know your new neighbors,
become acclimated to your surroundings, and make a difference in the lives of
others.
Volunteerism in Michigan and Macomb County supports aging
populations, mentors youth, strengthens families, builds strong and safe
neighborhoods, provides emergency food and shelter, and supports local human
service programs. , and
Resources for volunteerism in Michigan
and Macomb County are numerous.
The Michigan Community
Service Commission (MCSC) engages Michigan citizens in community service
activities that meet local needs.
Other Agencies
include; The United Way, Otsikita Council of Girls Scouts, Boy Scouts of
America, and American Red Cross.
Volunteers of America -
Michigan is a national, nonprofit, spiritually based organization providing
local human service programs, and opportunities for individual and community
involvement. Volunteers can become involved in shelter programs,
community kitchen, day care programs, veteran's programs, thrift stores,
housing, and vehicle donation programs.
Additionally, new community
members can contact the Selfridge Community Service Army Volunteer Corps Manager
(formerly known as the IVC - Installation Volunteer Coordinator) at 586-307-2923
to access information and resources on local community
volunteerism. See CONTACTS/LINKS above for more information.