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Hubbard House offers numerous opportunities for you, your organization or your company to help. Below you will find links to individual and group volunteer options.

We currently have two positions that need to be filled at this time. Click the links below to read more.

Family Advocate Volunteer Position

Lead Family Advocate Volunteer Position





Top 10 Volunteer Collection Drive Ideas

We greatly appreciate the wonderful support we receive from the community. Some of our strongest needs are items that can be collected. Below is a sample list of collection drive ideas to better acquaint you with the needs of our agency.

Help stock the kitchen cabinets:pots, pans, dishware, silverware, mixing bowls, mixing spoons, measuring cups, can openers, spatulas, tongs, oven mitts

Help stock the linen closet:blankets, pillows, sheets, towels, washcloths

Help keep it clean:bleach, toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, laundry soap

Give a smile to a child entering shelter:Crayons, activity books, small stuffed animals (new), travel size puzzles

Help lift a victim's spirit:puzzle books, stationary, stamps, nice writing pens, journals, address books

Help stock our food pantry:canned pastas, soups, juice boxes, hamburger helper, individual snack size crackers, cereals, macaroni and cheese, tuna fish, salt, pepper and other spices

Help take care of personal and health needs: body wash, loofah, soap, conditioner, shampoo, deodorant, perfume, toothpaste, toothbrushes, combs, feminine hygiene

Shower our babies:diapers (all sizes), blankets, baby wipes, pacifiers, bottles, bottle cleaners

Help our families with general needs:gift cards to Winn-Dixie, Wal-Mart, Publix and any gas station. Denominations can vary.

Help is a phone call away:Old cell phones are a lifesaving resource for victims of domestic violence. Collect old cell phones and donate them to Hubbard House so they can be recycled and distributed to clients at Hubbard House. The cell phones are programmed with the Hubbard House hotline and 911.

If you need more information, please call April Griffin, Office Manager at 354-0076, ext.301. Hubbard House depends on the support of the community to continue to provide safe emergency shelter and other services to domestic violence victims and their children.