Volunteer
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Britepaths!
April is National Volunteer Month! All of us at Britepaths and the Financial Empowerment Center at South County are grateful for our volunteers every day. We're celebrating with photos and messages from our staff. Read the Story
The success of our programs relies heavily on volunteer support. In 2021, 366 volunteers served 4,676 hours to assist our staff and provide mentoring, training and other supports to our families. Read some of our volunteer stories here.
Due to the pandemic, we are not yet able to offer as many of our traditional volunteer opportunities, but we hope to have more as conditions improve in our community
We are still working hard to provide Stability and Resilience services to our families and Supports for Children. In addition to the opportunities listed here, a great way to support us is to help your friends and family learn about us and our work in the community.
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Questions? Contact Sidney Arrington at volunteer@britepaths.org or 703.273.8829
Current Opportunities
Your group can help our families on their journeys to self-sufficiency by collecting funds or gift cards to provide a food delivery to 30 families this year.
Learn More →Volunteer at the Annandale Farmers Market this year to help community members who receive SNAP/EBT benefits be able to shop for fresh produce at the markets.
Learn More →Britepaths’ Workforce Development Program is seeking volunteers with various skills and interests to assist with different aspects of the program. Options include administrative assistance, interview prep, LinkedIn help, or resume review/writing.
Learn More →Run a food or grocery gift card drive in your community or workplace to help local families in need.
Learn More →This is a youth-friendly group or family service project to help hungry children in our community.
Learn More →Northern Virginia professionals needed to serve as short-term mentors for community members who are facing challenges in building their networks and growing their careers.
Learn More →Britepaths provides training and supports to help volunteers work with individuals and families to better manage their finances.
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