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Virtual volunteers can complete short-term and long-term tasks. If you have access to a computer, tablet, or phone with internet access you can search thousands of different volunteer projects and roles across a variety of interests and projects. Learn more here. 

VIRTUAL VOLUNTEERING

Sewing face masks to be used by clients who demonstrate symptoms which then protect the health care worker by not having droplets in the air. Click here for the best fabrics to use and where to get free supplies and drop-offs. 

WELLNESS CHECKS

Create hygiene kits and drop off at a shelter for people experiencing homelessness to help them stay healthy.  

Check on Older Neighbors with a Call, Text or Talk through the door. Home quarantine can be very lonely and possibly life-threating to those with mobility issues. 

HELP YOUR COMMUNITY SAFELY WITH COVID-19

Donated blood has decreased dramatically. Healthy, eligible donors are urged to come out and give to ensure there’s lifesaving blood on the shelves for those who need it most. Visit the American Red Cross: www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/find-drive

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HYGIENE KITS

Support Nonprofits

During this time organizations are running low on food items, help them stay well-stocked for those in need. Visit www.serve.ca.gov to find one near you.

Donate to a shelter or food bank

DELIVER MEALS

Vulnerable seniors are at greatest risk amid COVID-19. Let’s help keep them safe and cared for. Contact your local Meals on Wheels organization, visit www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org  If your local program is not taking volunteers consider donating non-perishable items or money. 

Every Californian can safely help their community during these difficult times.
Here are some ways you can make a difference:

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Nonprofit organizations serving vulnerable communities – like seniors and low-income families – need your help. Find a fund to donate to nonprofits in your community on the Philanthropy California COVID-19 Response Page: www.philanthropyca.org/covid-19-response.