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Clinton Avenue UMC provides a Thanksgiving meal on Thanksgiving Day or if needed meals are delivered to home-bound eligible individuals.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities in advocacy, fundraising, meal delivery, grant writing, transportation, and more, that serve the needs of children, adults and the elderly.

Delivers meals, Mon-Fri, to home bound older residents in the community. Recruits volunteers to deliver meals 1 hour per week from 11:00 am-1:00 pm. Volunteers can work alone or in teams. Children and teenagers can volunteer, but must work with an adult.

Provides a variety of volunteer opportunities in advocacy, fundraising, meal delivery, grant writing, transportation, and more, that serve the needs of children, adults and the elderly.

Offers a volunteer opportunity for anyone, especially young people to get involved in helping others which are less fortunate by doing food and clothing runs. Encourages youth groups and other similar type organizations to get involved.

Delivers meals to the homes of families and individuals in need of food assistance on the North Shore peninsula of Long Island, in the towns of Bayville, Glen Cove, Roslyn, Locust Valley and Sea Cliff. NOSH Bags are emergency meal kits containing the ingredients to prepare two meals for a family of four. Larger families receive additional NOSH Bags. Provides food ingredients that are fresh and nutritious. Also provides North Shore residents with a walk-in food pantry where they can select their groceries.

Recruits volunteers to deliver lunches to home bound seniors during the week at the noon hour, or to help make phone calls or help drive ambulatory neighbors to run errands, doctors visits, etc. (See also Summer Camp Programs for volunteer counselor opportunities, fees required.)

Friendship Center volunteers, Home Delivered Meals drivers, Clerical Assistance, Picnic and Outdoor Event Help (spring, summer and fall), Health Insurance Counseling (HIICAP), Exercise Coaching, A Matter of Balance Leaders, Tai Chi leaders, Friendly Calls volunteers. Free training is provided as necessary. Many of the above volunteering options are suitable for students who need to fulfill school and/or house-of-worship community service requirements, particularly our OFA Picnics and other OFA events.

Delivers prepared meals to individuals who are homebound, and also recruits volunteers to help with deliveries.

The Warren-Hamilton Office for the Aging has opportunities for volunteers with a valid driver's license to deliver meals and assist senior citizens with transportation.

Delivers prepared meals to individuals who are homebound, and also recruits volunteers to help with deliveries.

Recruits volunteers to deliver lunches to home bound seniors during the week at the noon hour, or to help make phone calls or help drive ambulatory neighbors to run errands, doctors visits, etc. (See also Summer Camp Programs for volunteer counselor opportunities, fees required.)

Delivers meals, Mon-Fri, to home bound older residents in the community. Recruits volunteers to deliver meals 1 hour per week from 11:00 am-1:00 pm. Volunteers can work alone or in teams. Children and teenagers can volunteer, but must work with an adult.

Friendship Center volunteers, Home Delivered Meals drivers, Clerical Assistance, Picnic and Outdoor Event Help (spring, summer and fall), Health Insurance Counseling (HIICAP), Exercise Coaching, A Matter of Balance Leaders, Tai Chi leaders, Friendly Calls volunteers. Free training is provided as necessary. Many of the above volunteering options are suitable for students who need to fulfill school and/or house-of-worship community service requirements, particularly our OFA Picnics and other OFA events.

Clinton Avenue UMC provides a Thanksgiving meal on Thanksgiving Day or if needed meals are delivered to home-bound eligible individuals.

Our volunteer services program connects individuals with agencies that need volunteers the most. The program offers a full range of volunteer opportunities. Volunteers provide independent living services such as delivering meals and transportation to the homebound, and serve their communities in many other ways. You choose whether you want to draw on your skills or develop new ones. In short, you find the opportunity that's right for you. Volunteers choose how, where, and how often they want to serve, with commitments ranging from a few hours to 40 hours per week.

Support the Albany Housing Authority's monthly food distribution by assisting with preparation and on-site delivery at various AHA locations. Volunteers help with bagging, sorting, counting, and transporting food items at our central site (200 S Pearl St), as well as handing out bags to the community and taking attendance during distributions. Multiple roles are available to match different abilities and interests.

Offers a volunteer opportunity for anyone, especially young people to get involved in helping others which are less fortunate by doing food and clothing runs. Encourages youth groups and other similar type organizations to get involved.

Provides North Shore residents with a walk-in food pantry where they can select their groceries. Food ingredients that are always fresh and nutritious. Delivers meals to the homes of families and individuals in need of food assistance on the North Shore of Long Island, including the towns of Bayville, Glen Cove, Locust Valley and Sea Cliff. NOSH Bags are meal kits containing the ingredients to prepare two meals for a family of five.