The following list may help students decide on places to volunteer and earn service hours. In addition, students are encouraged to register on UGive.org. After registering, students may navigate the site and find service opportunities or select from the "Featured Opportunities" under the "My School" tab. If you have any questions regarding a place that is not listed here, please contact Mr. Jefferson - qjefferson@villamadonna.net

American Red Cross

Animal shelters

Boone (859) - 586-5285

Campbell, (859) 635-2819

Kenton, (859) 356-7400

Atria Summit Hills- assisted living home

Contact: Kate Race

(859) 331-5951 
 

BeConcerned

(859) 291-6789

Behringer- Crawford Museum

Bethany House Services

(513) 921-1131

www.bethanyservices.com

Catholic Social Services

www.cssdoorway.org

Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington

www.greatneighborhoods.org

Center for Peace Education

(513) 221-4863

www.cincinnati-peace.org

Cincinnati Reads

Contact: Julie Steimle

(513) 602-2424

Cincinnati Youth Collaborative

Contact: Miriam West

(513) 475-4959

Secures mentors and tutors for Cincinnati Public School students in second through twelfth grade.

City Gospel Mission

www.citygospelmission.com

Coordinate a project to help display local artists.

Diocesan Children’s Home

(859) 331- 2040

Dress for Success

Contact: Aimee Boesing

(513) 651-3372 

Drop Inn Center

www.overtherhine.org/dropinn/

Dress for Success

Contact: Aimee Shinkle

(513) 651-3372

volunteers@dfscincy.org

Every Child Succeeds

Contact: Brenda Clark

(513) 825-3020

Works to develop a regional program of family support to ensure an optimal start for children. Assemble parent-aid bags, which include educational and useful items for families and babies.  You must be at least 13 to become involved.

Freestore/Foodbank

Contact: Cathy Boston

(513) 482-4500  

Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless

Contact: Susan Knight

(513) 421-2701

Coordinates services for the homeless in an effort to end homelessness in Cincinnati.

Habitat for Humanity

Contact: Volunteer Coordinator

(513) 621-4147, ext. 3

A nonprofit, nondenominational Christian housing organization. They build simple, decent, affordable, houses in partnership with those in need of adequate shelter.

Help to build houses by serving on the construction team.

Serve as a leadership volunteer.

Imago Earth Center

(513) 921-5124 (Gloria Haider or Chris Clements)

volunteers@imagoearth.org

Madonna Manor

(859) 341-3981

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Contact: Terrie Puckett

(513) 333-7569

The National Underground Railroad and Freedom Center brings to life the inspiring, heroic stories of courage, cooperation, and perseverance in the pursuit of freedom, especially from Underground Railroad history.

Freedom Conductors provide the support crucial for success, both behind the scenes and in the spotlight.

Northern KY Helps

http://www.nkyhelps.org/

Notre Dame Urban Education Center (NDUEC) –  an opportunity to help inner city children with their homework to make a difference in their success in school. There is a need for high school student volunteers, particularly Tuesday through Thursday. 

The Center is open Monday through Thursday, from 3:00 - 6:00 each day. 

(859) 261-4487

nduecvolunteer@sndky.org

Our Daily Bread

www.ourdailybread.us

Parish Kitchen

(859) 581-7745

People Working Cooperatively

Contact: Angela Lacour

(513) 351-7921

Redwood

(859) 331-0880

www.redwoodrehab.org   

St. Charles Care Center

500 Farrell Drive

Covington, KY 41011

(859) 331-3224 Peggy Haskell – Coordinator (Villa Graduate)

(859) 578-2065 Fax

Salvation Army

There are locations in Cincinnati and in Northern Kentucky

Tender Mercies

Contact: Edward Slater

(513) 639-7027

 www.tendermerciesinc.org

 Provides housing for homeless people who are mentally ill and helps them with supportive services.

Assist the staff with filing, correspondence, and computer-based work.

With your group of two to ten people, prepare and serve a meal to residents.

Assist staff with maintenance projects and overall cleanliness of the facilities.

Facilitate group activities such as trips to the park, movie night or game night.

Teach residents a new craft, hobby, or independent living skill.

Work one-on-one with residents to help them achieve

Edit and write newspaper articles.

The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission

 437 W 9th Street, Newport, KY 41071

 Beth Andriacco (859) 431-4177 ext. 23

UGive.org

United Way

http://www.volunteersolutions.org/uwpc/volunteer/

Volunteer Match

Welcome House

The point in Covington

(859) 431-6297

www.welcomehouseky.org/index.htm