Connect with vetted local institutions to build Monroe's shared resilience through coordinated community action.
Civic engagement strengthens the bond of our community and the reliability of our local professional network.
You can actually help people in Monroe. It feels good to know you're doing something that matters for your neighbors.
You'll meet new people, make friends, and maybe even find some professional connections along the way.
Pick up new skills, add something to your resume, and maybe figure out what you want to do with your career.
There's something pretty satisfying about helping out. Plus, you'll probably learn a thing or two about yourself.
Meet the organizations maintaining the safety net in Union County and Monroe.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina
Sort and distribute food donations, help with food drives, and assist families in need with food selection. Volunteers help pack boxes, sort donations, and assist with mobile food pantries.
Union County Public Schools
Provide academic support to students in reading, math, or other subjects. Help students achieve their educational goals. Volunteers work one-on-one or in small groups with students.
Union County Public Library - Monroe Branch
Assist with library programs, help organize books, support children's reading programs, and help patrons find resources. Great opportunity for book lovers and those who want to support literacy.
Select a mission vertical that aligns with your specific capacity for community resilience.
Sort and distribute food donations, help with food drives, and assist families in need with food selection. Volunteers help pack boxes, sort donations, and assist with mobile food pantries.
Provide academic support to students in reading, math, or other subjects. Help students achieve their educational goals. Volunteers work one-on-one or in small groups with students.
Assist with library programs, help organize books, support children's reading programs, and help patrons find resources. Great opportunity for book lovers and those who want to support literacy.
Core guidelines to ensure safety and civic effectiveness across all community initiatives.
You need to be at least 16 (some stuff requires you to be 18)
Some places might need a background check
Show up when you say you will
Go to the orientation and training they offer
Follow their rules and how they do things
Keep things private when they ask you to
Every hour invested ripples through the local network, strengthening the community baseline of Monroe.