Bring the Treats (and the fun!) Volunteer at Trunk or Treat Today
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Help bring Trunk-or-Treat to Life at Friendship Village!Want to be part of the Halloween fun? Volunteers bring their car along with Halloween candy and pass out treats to kids and families. Costumes and trunk decorations are encouraged, but not required, so whether you go all out or keep it simple, you’ll be helping create a safe and fun Halloween night.Your participation helps ensure that every child, no matter where they live, gets to enjoy the fun and magic of Halloween.This is a wonderful opportunity for families, friends, and coworkers to volunteer together. All ages can take part, but we ask that at least one adult in your group provides the vehicle and candy.Sign up now to make a SPOOKTACULAR night for kids in your community!
About Phoenix Family
A stable, safe home holds enormous possibilities for a low-income family striving to chart a more secure and hopeful future. With an average household income of just $11,743, Phoenix Family’s residents are often just one crisis away from becoming homeless. And, like millions of low-income individuals across the United States, they need more than housing to build personal and financial assets and overcome barriers to success - they also require services where they live.Volunteers are vital in helping Phoenix Family reach our mission of helping people and changing lives. Last year, we received support from more than 350 volunteers, but even this is not enough to meet all the needs in our community. Whether you are looking for a seasonal or regular opportunity as an individual or a group, Phoenix Family offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to help our community.Phoenix Family’s Youth Development, Families First and Senior Empowerment Programs provide those critical on-site services that help residents learn skills and gain perspectives that keep dreams of stability and hope realities for the future.Phoenix Family’s staff and programs rely on trust, rapport, choice and convenience to engage residents in services. All services delivered are culturally appropriate and based on the desired outcomes of residents, including increased disposable income, increased educational levels, improved health, and strengthened social networks.
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