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My Brother's Keeper

 

 

Welcome to My Brother's Keeper Volunteer Portal

Thank you for your interest in My Brother's Keeper (MBK).  We are committed to our volunteers having an enriching experience working side-by-side with our colleagues as we help our neighbors in need. We look forward to receiving your completed Volunteer Profile (application). 

About Us

My Brother’s Keeper is a comprehensive community-based resource center in West Baltimore that offers a wide range of support to community residents. From daily lunch service (5 days a week) to behavioral health, recovery and substance use support, workforce development/job placement, case management, GED, benefits access, financial literacy, expungement support, information referral and management, women’s empowerment group, and a community of brotherhood for men.

 

We believe that supporting the community with specific programs that address their strengths and challenges, while providing a compassionate and safe atmosphere, will foster hope and empowerment, help men and women become self-reliant and create the best version of themselves.

 

We, Catholic Charities of Baltimore, believe that seeing the inherent value of every individual is a call to action, a call to help others, a call to give of ourselves and to love. We provide service at our 80 programs across 200 locations throughout Maryland.

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Our Daily Bread Employment Center

Hello and thank you for your interest in volunteering at Our Daily Bread Employment Center!

Please schedule your volunteer opportunity by contacting Aleece Evans, our Volunteer Manager at aevans4@cc-md.org

Volunteer opportunities include, but aren't limited to:

Meal Service:

  • Breakfast M-F             7:30am to 8:30am
  • Lunch, every day        9:30am to 1:00pm
  • Dinner, every day       5:30pm to 7:00pm

Age requirement for all volunteer opportunities:

Volunteers must be at least 14 years old. Those who are 14 must come with an adult. 15 years and older may come without an adult as chaperone, except for the dinner shift. For the dinner shift, volunteers need to be at least 18 years old to come by themselves to volunteer. 

This volunteering requires being able to stand and move around for the scheduled time and to stay for the entire shift.

Court-ordered community service is accepted here: Please have court information and a lawyer contact available. Court-ordered community service is conditional upon a trial-run and will only be scheduled after one, quality lunch shift during the week. This is non-negotiable.

Employment Center:

  • Assist with the Job Readiness class or in the Computer Center 
  • Assist with mock interviews and/or resume writing

M-F   9:00am - 2:30pm several weeks of the month.  

Requires some experience and skills relating to above and a regular commitment of your time.

Christopher Place Employment Academy (serves men):

  • Dinner meal service        every day 5:30 to 7:00pm
  • Tutors for GED exam      as needed
  • Class facilitators             as needed

Front Desk

  • Responsible for greeting and directing visitors, handling phone calls and messages coming into the programs, daily mail records and distribution, data entry into program and employee databases, and clerical work as assigned. This position entails a great deal of personal and phone contact with individuals of widely diverse backgrounds. It requires the individual to work within a defined space and requires clerical work to be accomplished between other duties.

 M-F   hours vary, but generally during the hours of 8:30am - 3:00pm

Casserole Making: these casseroles serve our hundreds of lunch guests each day!

  • Make and deliver casseroles from recipes that we provide. Casseroles must be homemade. 
  • 2 hours of service hours given, per casserole, if needed. 

  • Casseroles CANNOT be made to count towards court-ordered community service.

Mission Statement

Inspired by the Gospel mandates to love, serve and teach, Catholic Charities provides care and services to improve the lives of Marylanders in need.

General Interests

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Senior Communities

Thank you for your interest in Catholic Charities Senior Communities!

We have numerous volunteer opportunities for all ages and experience to work with our residents..  With 20 Communities around Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Harford County, there is bound to be an opportunity that matches your interest for either yourself or your group. 

Some of the most popular volunteer activities include:

  • Presenting a presentation in an area of expertise
  • Performing music as a group or individual
  • Playing games to provide socialization
  • Assisting seniors navigate the tech world
  • Coordinating an exercise class to promote a healthy lifestyle.

Senior Communities often seeks individuals to conduct programs that are educational, engaging, and often entertaining.  Your volunteer programs keep our residents engaged socially and often provide them with valuable information to help them remain independent in their homes.  The possibilities are endless!

We welcome the opportunity to work with you and/or your group to help improve the lives of our residents. 

Sincerely,

Catholic Charities

Senior Communities

Mission Statement

Catholic Charities Senior Communities develops and operates affordable, supportive communities for older adults with a resolve to nurture a spirit of purpose, wellness and harmony among both our residents and colleagues.

We believe that all people, regardless of their religion, beliefs, race or financial means, are entitled to a home. We are dedicated to promoting community, good health, happiness and a sense of self-worth for all residents.

 

 

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The Weinberg Housing and Resource Center

We're so grateful for your interest in volunteering at Weinberg Housing and Resource Center. We have many needs that you can help fill to serve our most vulnerable neighbors. 

Mission Statement

Vision 

Cherishing the Divine Within, we are committed to a Maryland where each person has the opportunity to reach his or her God-given potential.

Mission 

Inspired by the Gospel mandates to love, serve and teach, Catholic Charities provides care and services to improve the lives of Marylanders in need.

Values 

To Love, To Serve, To Teach and To Work for Justice

 

About us:

The Weinberg Housing and Resource Center (WHRC) is a low barrier emergency shelter that provides homeless services to over 275 adult men and women each night in the City of Baltimore. Our services include shelter, convalescent care, breakfast and dinner, showers, laundry, case management and a variety of life skills and empowerment classes -- with a focused goal on assisting residents in obtaining permanent housing.

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Youth Behavioral Health Programs and Safe Streets

About Us

Explore volunteer opportunities within Catholic Charities of Baltimore's child welfare and behavioral health programs and opportunities within Safe Streets, Baltimore's violence prevention programs.

  • St. Vincent's VillaVilla Maria Schools, and Villa Maria Behavioral Health provide state-of-the-art behavioral health, child welfare, special education, early childhood and family-development services. Our trauma-informed, family-focused approach is creative, innovative, and multidisciplinary.
  • Safe Streets Baltimore provides evidence-based violence prevention and interruption services in Sandtown-Winchester, Brooklyn-Curtis Bay, Penn-North, and Cherry Hill. 

Administrative & Operations Support

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