Volunteering With Tri-Valley

Perhaps You’ve Had the Desire All Along...

It can be visiting an elder in their home,maybe helping someone pay their bills or advocating on behalf of a nursing home resident or helping deliver Meals on Wheels.

Tri-Valley’s ability to provide those services depends on volunteers.

Elders and people with disabilities look to people in their Worcester County communities who take to heart the goal of maintaining the highest possible quality of life for others.

There are a multitude of rewards for the time you give: The smiles, the “thank-you’s,” the knowledge that you are the only person someone may see that entire day. Volunteers form a support community outside of government that will continue in your town, for your family, for your neighbors, and ultimately for yourself.

Ask some of the 900-plus volunteers already participating across our region and they’ll let you in on a little secret: You get back easily as much as you give.

Do you have a few minutes a week or each month to help?

Your contribution of even the simplest tasks can fulfill the Tri-Valley mission:

to “enable these persons to live in the most practically attainable comfort, dignity and independence; and to avoid or postpone the high personal or public cost of institutionalization.”

We’ll help you make the most of your volunteer opportunity. We’ll match the tasks that need to be done with your desires, your expertise and your availability.

Ask at Tri-Valley about volunteering and we’ll point the way to exercise the compassionate spirit that is already inside you.

View a sampling of our current volunteer needs and descriptions.

Some Ways
to Volunteer
Set Up or Deliver Meals
Visit a Home
Drive Someone to the Doctor
Help Balance a Checkbook
Advocate for Someone’s Needs
Current Needs
and Job Descriptions

Other Ways
to Help
Financial Gifts
Donate Vehicle or Boat
Civic Advocacy