Volunteering with the Northland Shepherd’s Center is an energizing way to do something worthwhile for someone else.
For older adults at that unique place in life– with careers fulfilled and families raised- they are called to give back in retirement. Whether it’s a few hours a month or a regular weekly activity, our volunteers make new and lasting friendships, enjoy new experiences, and stay physically and mentally healthy by giving back.
Every weekday, Northland Shepherd’s Center volunteers donate time and talents to fulfill a variety of needs such as transportation drivers, handy helpers, friendly call checks, Meals on Wheels drivers, Plate of Hope Food Pantry, event support, administrative support, and more.
Through their ordinary acts of kindness, they are making an extraordinary difference in the lives of older adults and the community. Volunteer opportunities are flexible to each person’s schedule. An array of choices mean there is something for every interest.
Become a Volunteer – Help Your Community - Help Your Neighbors!
- Transportation (High Need) - Volunteers provide rides to medical appointments, grocery store, pharmacy, bank, and other essential errands.
- Program Support
- Volunteer Instructors – Aging with Excellence/Evidence-based programs: Share your expertise by leading Aging with Excellence or a wellness class.
- Volunteer administration - provide office help and or technology support
- Special projects - Help coordinate and implement community fundraiser or social events
Northland Shepherd’s Center volunteers come from all faiths and walks of life and include retirees, executives, families, and even kids and teens.
We each share a common goal: to help others.
Are you ready to experience the joy of volunteering?