Hi Uniters!

Check out these upcoming opportunities to get involved and make an impact:

Citizens Review Panels

Get a firsthand look at nonprofit programs and help decide where local dollars should be invested

Bus/RV/Truck Driver

Support mobile maternal services by driving the Healthy Start Coalition MOM Mobile

Thrift Store Associate

Sort, tag, and organize donated items, tidy the sales floor, and assist with general store upkeep at the Salvation Army Family Store

Food Pantry

Unload deliveries, organize food, and help prepare bags for the Salvation Army

Farm Gleaning

Help House of Hope harvest forgotten crops that the tractor left behind

Educational Session

Beyond the Prescription: minimizing the use of and exploring alternatives to medications for seniors

Keep scrolling for more details and how to sign up!

CITIZENS REVIEW PANELS

United Way of Martin County

WHAT: Citizens Review Panels

WHEN: April 8 - May 14

WHERE: Click Here to View Full Site Visit Schedule

Help shape the future of our community by serving on a United Way Citizens Review Panel. This meaningful opportunity gives you a firsthand look at local programs while helping ensure United Way investments support initiatives that improve education, financial stability, and health in Martin County.

Volunteers are needed to review grant applications, participate in site visits, and help determine where local United Way dollars should be invested.

If interested, CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP.

*Must be 18+ to Volunteer*

BUS/RV/TRUCK DRIVER

Martin County Healthy Start Coalition

WHAT: Bus/RV/Truck Driver

WHEN: Monday - Thursday

TIME: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

WHERE: Healthy Start Coalition (735 S Colorado Ave, Stuart)

Help support local moms and babies by volunteering to drive the Healthy Start Coalition MOM Mobile. This mobile maternal services unit travels throughout the community to provide vital prenatal and postpartum support, education, and resources to families who need it most.

Volunteer drivers are needed to help ensure the MOM Mobile can reach neighborhoods in need. No special license is required, though individuals with experience, such as retired bus drivers or motorhome owners, are especially encouraged to apply. If you have a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record, and a passion for helping families thrive, this is a meaningful way to give back.

If interested, please contact Angela Aulisio at 772-463-2888 x 146 or aaulisio@mchealthystart.org.

*Must be 18+ to Volunteer*

THRIFT STORE

Salvation Army

WHAT: Thrift Store Associate

WHEN: Flexible, Recurring

WHERE: Salvation Army Family Store (1860 SE Federal Hwy, Stuart)

The Salvation Army Family Store is one of its largest sources of revenue for funding its local programs and services.

Volunteers are needed to help sort, tag, and organize donated items, tidy the sales floor, and assist with general store upkeep. This hands-on role helps keep store operations running smoothly and offers a flexible, recurring way to give back locally.

If interested, please CLICK HERE TO LOGIN OR COMPLETE AN APPLICATION.

*Must be 18+ to Volunteer*

FOOD PANTRY

Salvation Army

WHAT: Food Pantry

WHEN: Flexible, Recurring

WHERE: Salvation Army Social Services (821 SE MLK Jr Blvd, Stuart)

Help support neighbors in need by volunteering at the Salvation Army Food Pantry. Volunteers are needed to assist with unloading and organizing food deliveries, stocking shelves, and preparing bags for client distribution.

This hands-on role helps ensure pantry operations run smoothly and offers a flexible, recurring way to give back locally.

If interested, please CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP OR COMPLETE AN APPLICATION.

*Must be 18+ to Volunteer*

FARM GLEANING

House of Hope

WHAT: Farm Gleaning

WHEN: April 11 - May 30

Click Here to View Full Schedule

TIME: 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM

WHERE: Growing Hope Farm (3706 SW Citrus Blvd, Palm City)

Help reduce food waste and support local hunger relief efforts by volunteering to glean at House of Hope’s Farm. Volunteers are needed to assist with harvesting leftover crops from the field and packing fresh produce for distribution.

This outdoor, hands-on opportunity helps ensure nutritious food reaches those who need it most.

If interested, please CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP.

*Must be 18+ to Volunteer*

BEYOND THE PRESCRIPTION

Special Session

WHAT: BEYOND THE PRESCRIPTION

WHEN: Tuesday, March 31, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

WHERE: The Kane Center (900 SE Salerno Road)

If you’re a senior, caring for a senior, or supporting an aging parent, this session is for you. Join us for an informative and compassionate discussion focused on:

• Understanding depression and anxiety in older adults
• Exploring practical ways to safely reduce reliance on medications
• Learning about alternative approaches that support health and quality of life.

If interested, please CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP.

Presented by Treasure Coast Psychiatry, Live Hearty, and United Way.

While this is not a volunteer opportunity, we thought this special session may be of interest to you. Please feel free to share with others who might benefit.

772-283-4800