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Volunteer

Put your own vehicle to work for a neighbor. Choose a program below and sign up to start driving.

Volunteer opportunities

Stop 01 · Get Involved

Veterans Connect

Help older veterans maintain their independence by becoming a volunteer driver. Using your own vehicle, you'll provide transportation to medical appointments, grocery stores, and other essential destinations while offering meaningful connection and support along the way.

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Veterans Connect · Video interview
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Stop 02 · Get Involved

Neighbors Connect

Make a difference in the life of an older adult by providing safe, reliable transportation to appointments, shopping, and community activities. Volunteer drivers, including bilingual volunteers, help neighbors stay connected, independent, and engaged in their communities.

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Four volunteers smiling behind a community outreach table.
Neighbors Connect · Volunteer team

Stop 03 · Get Involved

Cook For Vets

Support local veterans and their families who are experiencing food insecurity in Northern Virginia by delivering meals and groceries with Cook For Vets (CFV). CFV volunteers use their own vehicles and choose what areas they deliver to.

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A Cook For Vets volunteer hands paper grocery bags to a resident at home.
Cook For Vets · Delivering groceries