To see a snapshot of 2007-2008 in review, please click here to view our new Annual Report.
We offer a variety of volunteer services to elderly and disabled adults of Wake County. Read more about the services we offer.
"Thank you so much for sharing and caring enough to provide volunteer assistants. They are angels. magnificent, superb and nurturing " - Doris Young, Raleigh
Mother’s Day is May 10th and Father’s Day is June 21st, 2009
To honor the mother and father who love and support you, or to memorialize the mother and father who live on through you, please consider making a donation to:
The Center for Volunteer Caregiving.
Every year, more than 500 seniors and adults with disabilities are able to stay a little longer in their own homes thanks to help they receive from volunteers trained by The Center for Volunteer Caregiving.
Your donation to The Center for Volunteer Caregiving will help us provide services such as medical transportation, grocery shopping, prescription pick up, respite care, housekeeping and yard work.
Make a difference this holiday! Give a gift of special care. You have the option of giving a gift in honor of or in memory of your mother or father. When you give a gift in honor of your parent, we will email you an acknowledgement card to print out and insert in your card to them. When you make a memorial donation we will email you a set of bookmarks that you can print. Click here to preview the cards and bookmarks
*The names of all donors and their mothers and fathers will be recognized in our Annual Report and on our website. (Unless anonymity is requested)
Make a donation online through PayPal (You do not need a paypal account).
Make a donation with a check or money order:Respite Care (case #4281), Mr. M, 70 yr old deaf and visually impaired man, would like someone who knows sign language to visit with him either Monday, Thursday or Friday anytime between 10:00 am and 4:30 pm while his wife is working.
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