Patti began volunteering with The Center for Volunteer Caregiving in 2018. When Patti retired, she wanted to give back to members of her community. What began as a quick internet search for local volunteer opportunities quickly turned into a rewarding experience. During her search for volunteer opportunities, Patti was struck by The Center’s historical legacy and its goal of helping …
“I’m making a person’s day helping them.” One reason many of our volunteers choose to work with The Center for Volunteer Caregiving is the opportunity to give back. Caregiver respite volunteer, Cynthia Bridges, is one of these examples. She saw first-hand how important caregiver support is when her mother developed dementia. Cynthia’s mother lived with her until she moved to …
“I get lots of advice and wisdom from the [care receivers].” Lavanya began volunteering with The Center for Volunteer Caregiving in 2019. When she moved to the Triangle area she knew that she wanted to contribute to her new community, but she didn’t realize how many benefits she would receive as a volunteer with The Center. “It is a give and …
Join our small team dedicated to helping lower income older adults living in Wake County age in place with dignity with the help of volunteers who provide unskilled services in the home such as friendly visits, telephone reassurance calls, light housekeeping, paperwork assistance, and grocery shopping. The In-Home Connections Program Coordinator plans, coordinates and administers all activities of the In-Home …
Tuesday, June 23, 20201:30 – 2:30 pmFive Points Center for Active Adults, 2000 Noble Road, Raleigh, NC 27608Light refreshments provided by Waltonwood Lake Boone To RSVP, click here. The Breakthrough Series is free and open to all, so please share with anyone who may be interested in this information. Lead by Robert Keefer, this session will help you and your …
Tuesday, January 14, 20201:30 – 2:30 pmFive Points Center for Active Adults, 2000 Noble Road, Raleigh, NC Click here to RSVP for the January 14, 2020 presentation. Feel free to share this information with anyone you think would be interested in our program. The Breakthrough Series is supported by Resources for Seniors and is open to all. The Breakthrough Series …
The Breakthrough Series (formerly known as Lunch and Learn) presented by The Center for Volunteer Caregiving will kick off its 2019-20 talks on Tuesday, November 19 starting at 1:30 pm at the Five Points Center for Active Adults, 2000 Noble Road, Raleigh. The theme for 2019-20 is “Caregiver Perspectives”. On November 19 and in observance of Veterans Day, we welcome …
All proceeds from the class will be donated to The Center for Volunteer Caregiving. This class is open to adults and children, aged 8 and older. The 45-minute class will begin promptly at 1:30 pm so plan to arrive 15 minutes early for hand wraps and instruction. Included in your donation are: the class, new hand wraps, and a 1-week …
We are hosting a Fundraising Ride at CycleBar North Hills on Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 2:00 pm. The minimum donation is $25 (but you can donate more!). To join us, donate here. After we receive your donation, we will send you a link to select your bike for the ride. There are 35 bikes in the room set up …
In December, WRAL ran a story about one of The Center’s care receivers and the volunteer who helps her. Thank you Amanda Lamb for a great holiday story! (Click the title of this post for a link to the WRAL story.)
