Volunteering on Crossnore Communities for Children’s campuses makes a big impact.
- Utilize a special skill set or talent to teach things like music or art.
- Develop a relationship with one of our cottages to further enhance cottage living.
- Support staff by offering your skills in the areas of maintenance or landscaping.
Compassionate volunteers at Crossnore log more than 2,000 volunteer hours per year.
If you are interested in developing a deeper connection with a child, the Visiting Resource program may be for you.
Visiting Resources mentor a child by promoting healthy relationships, supporting the ups and downs that come along with school and college, encouraging healthy decision making, and serving as a support system when a child needs a safe place to turn. Sharing your life and providing a positive role model plays a vital part in the development of our children’s lives.
There is no better example of the power of a volunteer relationship than the story of Glenda and Bob Biggerstaff’s connection to Crossnore Communities for Children which you can learn about in the video below.
