Thanks to all the volunteers that came out to serve with us Saturday for our October Big Volunteer Week. We had close to 80 people from pre-school age to retirees out clearing overgrowth, painting a porch, sorting goods for [...]
Thanks to everyone who signed up to help deliver food to the residents in Berkley Village in partnership with the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank. We had such an overwhelming response to this project, including 7 new volunteers, [...]
As a volunteer lead and run organization there are many ways to serve without lifting a paintbrush or hammer. You can contribute even if you can’t make it out to one of our events. We currently have several needs that are [...]
COVID has forced all of us to do things different for the past 7-8 months and it is know different for the Serve the City International Forum. This global gather of city leaders and other volunteers is a highlight of a [...]
September has seen the return of regular serving opportunities for Serve the City. On September 12th we held our first Big Volunteer Day since COVID began. We also began a twice monthly project helping to clean up Elmerton [...]
Join Serve the City worldwide as we recognize the global problem of homelessness on October 10, 2020 to mark the 10th anniversary of World Homeless Day. Since its founding, World Homeless Day has been observed on every [...]
Join Serve the City around the world on September 21st as we celebrate and promote the United Nations International Day of Peace. The UN General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of [...]
With more and more of us shopping online during this time of COVID we want to make you aware of a great opportunity to support STCP all while staying safe. Amazon has a program that supports nonprofits by just shopping. [...]
Serve the City is all about spreading kindness and not COVID. To that end we have instituted a number of protocols to help keep both our volunteers and those we serve safe. These measures may change as circumstances and our [...]
The theme for Serve the City around the world this year is the idea that kindness starts with an individual – me. But who is “me”? Our 4th Big Volunteer Week helped answer that question. “Me” is a two-year old who brought [...]
When you think of human trafficking you probably think of third world countries or anywhere but here. But the truth is that there were over 11,000 reported cases of human trafficking in the United States in 2019 and while [...]
182 people volunteered 1104 hours in 5 days in the middle of a pandemic! Their ages ranged from 3 years old to well over 60 and they served the homeless, the food insecure, the elderly and disable, and victims of abuse. [...]
On June 30th, 40 women volunteered to help Fear2Freedom, our newest non-profit partner, complete their annual inventory of supplies they use in meeting the needs of women and children who are victims of sexual abuse. Working [...]
Right on the heals of our highly successful food delivery project for the families of Newsome Bailey Project students we partnered with LINK, the organization that runs the winter homeless shelter program we support, to make [...]
On behalf of the Newsome-Bailey Project and Serve the City Peninsula we want to thank those of you who joined with us during the COVID-19 crisis to help feed at-risk families and individuals in the Southeast Community of [...]
A big “thank you” to everyone who participated in this year’s GiveLocal757 Giving Day. This was by far our most successful fundraising event ever with donations totaling almost $6,000!! We had donations [...]
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