Students Hands On Thomas County

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Thomasville Pollinator Garden on Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to dark and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers and work gloves if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Beth Grant at (229) 227-9844 or Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partners and agencies. Please use due diligence and be safe when volunteering! COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Thomasville Center for the Arts needs volunteers for several of their activities as part of their 2nd Saturday Workshops:

• Adult Workshop Volunteer (10:45 a.m.-1 p.m.) – help the adult workshop instructor
• Art Explosion (10 a.m.-12 p.m.) – provide assistance to art therapists as they work with children during the open art activity workshop
• Kids PLAYce (shifts from: 10 a.m.-12 p.m.; 12-2 p.m.) – provide supervision in Kids PLAYce during 2nd Saturday

Click here to see more detail and sign up!

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partner. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

This is the first step in becoming a volunteer at Hands and Hearts for Horses! Learn how to help in the lesson program, safety procedures, and operating procedures. No experience with horses is necessary. You will learn everything you need to know at the new volunteer orientation. FOR AGES 14+.

Email your RSVP to sign up, and get your volunteer paperwork, or if you have any questions!

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Thomasville  Pollinator Garden on Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to dark and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers and work gloves if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Beth Grant at (229) 227-9844 or Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partners and agencies. Please use due diligence and be safe when volunteering! COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Thomasville/Thomas County Homeless Coalition will meet Tuesday, February 14 at 11:30 a.m. to address the needs of the homeless in our area. Their goal is to connect homeless individuals with service providers and resources to improve lives and strengthen our communities.

For more information, call Sharon Edwards, (229) 289-0032.

Change a child’s story! Never Lost is currently seeking compassionate individuals interested in helping to change the story for a child in foster care by volunteering as a Court Appointed Special Advocate® (CASA) in the CASA Kids Program. The CASA Kids volunteer program is generally a 12- to 18-month commitment to serve as a court appointed advocate for a child or young adult. After completion of a nationally-accredited training program, volunteers are appointed by a local judge to advocate for a child’s best interest in court.

As an advocate, you’ll get to know the child and caregivers on a personal level, observing health, safety, home care and emotional behaviors, and you’ll report your observations to the judge during the entirety of the child’s welfare case. Ideally, the end result for the child in your advocacy care is permanency in the preferred form of reunification with family, or through adoption or guardianship with a relative.  

If you are interested in becoming a CASA volunteer, please call (229) 225-4338 for more details. You may also fill out the volunteer form online.

Don’t forget to tell ’em HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

First Option Care‘s is moving and they need your help! Do you have youth needing service hours? Do you sponsor a club or group that needs a project? They are starting to pack and move to their new building in Thomasville. Below are dates when they could use some extra hands to help pack and move boxes.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Thomasville Pollinator Garden on Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to dark and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers and work gloves if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Beth Grant at (229) 227-9844 or Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partners and agencies. Please use due diligence and be safe when volunteering! COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

First Option Care‘s is moving and they need your help! Do you have youth needing service hours? Do you sponsor a club or group that needs a project? They are starting to pack and move to their new building in Thomasville. Below are dates when they could use some extra hands to help pack and move boxes.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

First Option Care‘s is moving and they need your help! Do you have youth needing service hours? Do you sponsor a club or group that needs a project? They are starting to pack and move to their new building in Thomasville. Below are dates when they could use some extra hands to help pack and move boxes.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Thomasville  Pollinator Garden on Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to dark and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers and work gloves if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Beth Grant at (229) 227-9844 or Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partners and agencies. Please use due diligence and be safe when volunteering! COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Change a child’s story! Never Lost is currently seeking compassionate individuals interested in helping to change the story for a child in foster care by volunteering as a Court Appointed Special Advocate® (CASA) in the CASA Kids Program. The CASA Kids volunteer program is generally a 12- to 18-month commitment to serve as a court appointed advocate for a child or young adult. After completion of a nationally-accredited training program, volunteers are appointed by a local judge to advocate for a child’s best interest in court.

As an advocate, you’ll get to know the child and caregivers on a personal level, observing health, safety, home care and emotional behaviors, and you’ll report your observations to the judge during the entirety of the child’s welfare case. Ideally, the end result for the child in your advocacy care is permanency in the preferred form of reunification with family, or through adoption or guardianship with a relative.  

If you are interested in becoming a CASA volunteer, please call (229) 225-4338 for more details. You may also fill out the volunteer form online.

Don’t forget to tell ’em HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Thomasville Pollinator Garden on Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to dark and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers and work gloves if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Beth Grant at (229) 227-9844 or Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partners and agencies. Please use due diligence and be safe when volunteering! COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

The Friends of Lost Creek Forest are looking for volunteers to help with maintaining the Thomasville  Pollinator Garden on Mondays from 4:00 p.m. to dark and on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. You can learn about native plants and pollinators, and spend time with others in a great outdoor environment. Learn more about the Friends of Lost Creek Forest by visiting their Facebook Page at facebook.com/LostCreekForest/ or by visiting the website at https://lostcreekforest.weebly.com

Any age is welcome but HOTC does require any volunteers under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult. Bring loppers and work gloves if you have them. You are not required to stay the full length of time. Come when you can and stay for however long you would like.

If you are interested in volunteering at the garden please reach out to Beth Grant at (229) 227-9844 or Yvonne Stinson at (229) 977-2691.

Don’t forget to tell them HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC-hosted project. We are solely acting as a referral service for our non-profit partners and agencies. Please use due diligence and be safe when volunteering! COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are still highly encouraged. If you are immuno-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.

Change a child’s story! Never Lost is currently seeking compassionate individuals interested in helping to change the story for a child in foster care by volunteering as a Court Appointed Special Advocate® (CASA) in the CASA Kids Program. The CASA Kids volunteer program is generally a 12- to 18-month commitment to serve as a court appointed advocate for a child or young adult. After completion of a nationally-accredited training program, volunteers are appointed by a local judge to advocate for a child’s best interest in court.

As an advocate, you’ll get to know the child and caregivers on a personal level, observing health, safety, home care and emotional behaviors, and you’ll report your observations to the judge during the entirety of the child’s welfare case. Ideally, the end result for the child in your advocacy care is permanency in the preferred form of reunification with family, or through adoption or guardianship with a relative.  

If you are interested in becoming a CASA volunteer, please call (229) 225-4338 for more details. You may also fill out the volunteer form online.

Don’t forget to tell ’em HOTC sent you!

***This is not a HOTC sponsored project. We are solely acting as referral service for our non-profits partners. COVID-19 information: Masks, gloves, and social distancing are highly encouraged. If you are immune-compromised and/or requested to self-quarantine, feeling unwell, have any symptoms of illness, or have been exposed to someone diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last 14 days, please stay home and join us at a future opportunity. Please follow all current health guidelines by the CDC and local/state officials, and respect those of our non-profit partners and community agencies.