Volunteer Opportunities
Paralyzed Veterans of America volunteers do invaluable work that makes a real difference to Veterans and their families. Volunteering can be a life-changing experience not only for you, but for the paralyzed Veteran whose life you are helping to improve.
Why is it so rewarding?
- Volunteers make their communities a better place to live
- You can work for an organization and mission you believe in
- Having a positive impact on others feels great
- You can meet new people and develop new leadership skills
- Family volunteering lets you spend time with loved ones while helping others
- Volunteering is fun!
Start volunteering today.
Becoming a Paralyzed Veterans volunteer has never been easier. Each chapter offers its own volunteer program with a variety of opportunities to contribute, plus you can commit to as many hours as you choose. If you are interested in volunteering with PVA Southeastern Chapter, please contact us at 706-796-6301 or paravet@comcast.net.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION VOLUNTARY SERVICE PROGRAM (VAVS)
Another avenue for volunteering is through your local Veterans Administration (VA). Contact the Department of Veterans Affairs facility nearest you and ask for Voluntary Service. Tell their staff of your interest in becoming a VAVS Volunteer. The staff will take care of everything else including your interview, orientation, and assignment!
You are still assisting Paralyzed Veterans – when you register with the VA, you can let them know that you are volunteering your time in the name of Paralyzed Veterans of America.
For more information, contact:
Christi Hillman, Associate Director of Membership & Volunteering
202-416-7776
800-424-8200, Ext. 776
Fax 202-416-1250
members@pva.org
Contact Information
4010 Deans Bridge Road
Hephzibah, Georgia 30815-5616
706-796-6301
paravet@comcast.net