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Volunteer
Opportunities
There are thousands of opportunities to volunteer every day.
Choose a cause that you’re passionate about, find an opportunity
that matches your skills, interest and schedule. Be a great
volunteer! The links listed below will direct you to volunteer
opportunities within the Northville area and organizations serving
Northville.
We make a living by what we do,
but we make a life by what we give.
-- Winston Churchill |
Metro
Detroit Resource Center 20450 Civic Center Drive Southfield,
MI 48076 Phone 248-663-3410 Fax 248-663-3409
Northville Relay for Life webiste
Southeastern Michigan Chapter
100 E. Mack
Detroit, MI 48201
313-833-0602
To donate blood:
36650 Five Mile
Livonia, MI
734-542-0442
14100 Newburgh
Livonia, MI 48154
734-464-7810
Areas of volunteer service include:
- Clerical Support - Providing essential office services such as
typing, filing copying and bulk mail preparation.
- Hospice Home Care - Providing companionship to the patient and
respite for his family in the home.
- Hospice Care Center - Providing assistance to our professional
staff and companionship for residents of our inpatient unit.
- Bereavement Services - Providing emotional support to family
members or friends for 13 months following a patient's death.
- Spiritual Care - Providing spiritual and emotional support to
patients and families.
- Pediatric Care - Providing support to families in our "My Nest
is Best" pediatric hospice and homecare programs.
- Speakers Bureau - Informing the general public about Angela
Hospice through lectures and other special events.
- Fundraising - Assisting in the planning and implementation of
events that financially support the Good Samaritan and other
Angela Hospice programs.
331 N. Center
Northville, MI 48167
Opportunities include assisting patients in The Arbor Hospice
Residence, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, or patients'
home environments. In addition to direct patient care, a wide array
of volunteer opportunities are available, including office
assistance, fundraising, public speaking, crafting, grief support
and much more.
Touch a Life…Forever
To volunteer or for further information, please contact Michelle
Grysko, Volunteer Coordinator, at (248) 348-4980, or via
email.
42951 Seven Mile
Northville, MI 48168
248-344-1033
Civic Concern is in desperate need of food donations. At the top
of their wish list is cereal, canned fruit, laundry soap and canned
meats like tuna or chicken. They are also in need of everything from
paper products and cleaning supplies to canned food and gift cards.
Civic Concern is an all-volunteer organization whose primary
purpose is to help those in need with food. Civic Concern services
approximately 50 families from the City of Northville, Northville
Township, and Novi as well as Focus Hope recipients. Primarily
funded by the contributions of Northville community residents, we
are asking for your help to replenish their shelves.
For your convenience donations will be accepted at Northville
City Hall through the holiday season. You may also drop off your
donations at Civic Concern located at 42951 Seven Mile in the
Highland Lakes Shopping Plaza. For more information please contact
Northville Civic Concern at 248-344-1033.
The organization is also searching for families, businesses or
community groups who would be willing to adopt a family, senior
citizen, or adult this Christmas.
Due to the 501(c)3 status of Civic Concern, all contributions are
tax deductible.
Northville
Art House
215 W. Cady
Northville, MI 48167
248-449-9950
The Northville Arts Commission and Art House is staffed
completely by volunteers. With the excitement and success of the Art
House our programs and activities are expanding and, consequently,
our need for volunteers is also expanding. If you would like to be a
pART of the group, please complete the Volunteer Recruitment form
and return as indicated.
Volunteer Recruitment Form
P.O.
Box 147
Northville, MI 48167
Please volunteer to coach. It is a great opportunity to
work with our young players and support our program. Training
for coaches is provided free of charge. Click here for more
information on coaching.
Contact: Annamarie Cusmano
248-349-7049
The Northville Beautification Commission is looking for women and
men interested in making a visible difference in the city. Join this
"Garden Glove Group" which meets monthly April-November. Volunteers
will help plan, plant & primp.
18600 Northville Road, Suite 275
Northville, MI 48168
248-374-0200
The Northville Community Foundation has numerous volunteer
opportunities for the many events we host for the Northville
community.
Independence Day Parade
Volunteer Form
Maybury Farm
Volunteer Form
248-348-1845
Volunteer
Opportunities at Mill Race Village include:
- Village Docent/Host Building Maintenance
- Stone Gang
- Children's Christmas Workshop Fourth of July
- Croquet Tournament
- Victorian Festival
- Cemetery Walk
- Progressive Dinner
- Publicity/Membership
- Archives/Fundraising
- Plant Swap
- Gardening & Grounds
- Christmas Walk
Contact:
Kris Wilson
President, Northville Kiwanis Club
734-420-2142
For information on volunteer opportunities, please click on the
link above.
Northville Soccer
Association (NSA) is a parent-supported, volunteer organization. Our
volunteers are one of the reasons soccer is growing. NSA strives to
offer the highest quality soccer in Michigan. For addition
information, click on the NSA link above, or call (248) 982-4045.
303
W. Main St. (Northville Community Center) Northville, MI 48167
248-344-1618
Mentors
An hour a week – a lifetime of change.
Become a mentor. It only takes an hour a week to be that
one person who can change everything for a child.
- A mentor is a friend who doesn’t judge.
- A mentor is a person who listens and understands.
- A mentor is a role model who teaches responsibility.
- A mentor is someone to do things with.
- A mentor is a person who helps a child find a spark and follow
his or her dream.
The reward? Knowing you’ve helped a young person live up to his
or her potential. More than 96% of mentors say they’d recommend
becoming a mentor to a friend.
Northville Youth Assistance is looking for adults who can
remember what it was like to have someone like this when they were a
child, or what it was like to wish they did.
Volunteer mentors participate in a ten-hour training program,
which takes place one evening a week for five weeks. Then they
are matched with a Northville child between the ages of five and 16
and asked to spend an hour or so a week with the child, becoming a
trusted friend and having fun together.
Northville Youth Assistance is a shared service between the City
of Northville and Northville Township, with support of the
Northville Public Schools. The purpose of this
community-funded program is to improve the lives of Northville’s
youth and their families through advocacy and program development.
The program provides a variety of programs that center around
building resiliency skills in the community’s youth to help prepare
them for the challenges that face them. In addition to
mentoring, NYA provides free counseling for youth and families in
the Northville community, tutoring for elementary school children,
homework help for middle school children, community service in lieu
of suspension for middle school and high school students, youth
empowerment classes and speakers on parenting issues. A separate
component offers first time youthful offenders counseling,
educational groups and community service as a diversion from the
court system.
P.O. Box 51924
14151 Farmington Livonia, MI 48154
734-427-8552 / 800-777-8552
The Solstice Run is held in the City every summer. Please visit
the Solstice Run website for more information on volunteering as a
course marshals, handing out water, etc. Or send an email
for additional information.
361 E. Cady Street Northville, Michigan 48167
The
Tipping Point Theatre is a popular destination in Northville for
theatre-goers to come out to see a show, enjoy a meal and shop in our
beautiful downtown area. We produce classic plays, musicals and
bring the best of current off-Broadway productions to our professional
little theatre. We are proud to have entertained over 48,000 people in
this very short time and pride ourselves on producing high-quality,
accessible and affordable theater for the communities of Novi as well as
the Metro Detroit area.
The theatre itself is small and quaint; seating about 100 patrons and
it is very warm and welcoming. Every time you see a play here, you will
feel like you’re part of the show---a connection is made between the
cast and the audience.
Volunteer opportunities include: - Ushering performances -
Administrative/Box Office - Set Building - Events -
Cleaning/Maintenance - Gardening
Contact:
Julanne Jacobs 248-347-0003
Volunteer
Application
1212 Griswold
Detroit, MI 48226
313-226-9200
Serving Macomb, Wayne and Oakland Counties
Visit the YMCA
website for location information. Volunteer opportunities
include greeters at the door; office opportunities (copies, computer
inputting, phone calls, etc); volunteer coaching positions (these jobs
are seasonal and last 8 weeks). Sports include basketball, soccer,
baseball, volleyball & Girls on the run); Child Mentor (mentor and
supervise children ages 6 and up). Volunteers are middle school age up
thru retirees.
Volunteers are not paid – not because they
are worthless,
but because they are priceless.
-- Unknown |
If your group or organization is in need of volunteers, and you
would like to be added to our list please contact
Michelle
Nabozny.
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