Find A CSER: Local Organizations

Amazement Square Children’s Museum

CSER 569-001

Supervisor

Ashleigh Tuck – Volunteer Coordinator (Email or 434-845-1888)

Webpage

https://www.amazementsquare.org/

Description

Amazement Square provides multiple volunteer opportunities! As a Children’s Interactive Museum, we focus on interacting and working with children through various exhibits, programs, and events.

Exhibit Educators: Exhibit educators work with Museum Educators to help museum visitors explore and understand hands-on, interactive exhibits in eight multidisciplinary galleries. Shifts are available Tuesday-Sunday during operating hours. This is our most popular volunteer opportunity!

Exhibit Maintenance: Exhibit maintenance volunteers will assist with exhibit preparation and maintenance. Duties may include cleaning exhibit environments, touch-up painting, or skilled exhibit fabrication. This is a wonderful opportunity for creative carpenters! Shifts are available Monday-Friday from 9 am- 5 pm.

Special Event: Special events volunteers participate in the museum’s outreach, educational, or fundraising events such as the Museum After Dark, Amazing Mile Children’s Run, Ugly Bug Ball, and Children’s Holiday Festival.

Museum Shop Volunteer: Museum shop volunteers will assist the shop manager in keeping the Kidz Warehouse stocked and organized. Volunteers may also be asked to assist guests with purchases from finding products to meet their needs to check them out at the register. This would be a great experience for students who plan to run their own businesses! Due to Covid-19, shifts are currently available Wednesday through Saturday during operating hours. Please ask Ashleigh Keller for any other opportunities that may arise throughout your semester.

Facilities: Facilities entails painting, staining, cleaning, setting up and tearing down from rentals, organizing facilities-related inventory, landscape care (weeds, branches, snow), and moving facilities-related items to and from storage.

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at Amazement Square!

Procedures

Volunteers are required to complete orientation as well as fill out an application that is listed on the website.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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Beacon of Hope

Bedford Humane Society

Bedford Pregnancy Center

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Virginia

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank

Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center

Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg

CSER 579-001

Supervisor

Mark Sheehan – Executive Director (Email)
Herb Smith – Senior Program Director (Email)
Antonio Steadman – Community Outreach Director (Email)

Webpage

https://www.bgclynchburg.org/

Description

Be Great: Graduate! Mentor – Check & Connect system is intended to ensure graduation and is designed to enhance each Club member’s dreams by providing consistent support from caring and trusted adults developing the academic, emotional, and social skills needed to Be Great! B&GC staff identifies members that have the risk factors for dropping out, including attendance, behavior or achieve less than a “C” or better in the 4 core subject areas (Math, English, History, and Science). Volunteer service is needed 1 hour a week until May 2016. Roughly 47 hours of service. College students mentor during their semesters and contact Club members via email and phone. Be life changing!

Power Hour: Making minutes count! This program is designed to help Club members complete their homework. Studies have shown that students that are prepared for class having all assignments completed have a greater chance of achieving in school. Volunteers have the opportunity to work as a team with another volunteer, help Club members individually or work with a group of 8 members. 40 volunteers per day are needed, Monday through Thursday; 30 volunteers at the Madison Street Unit and 10 volunteers at our Dewitt Unit. Members 6 to 12 years of age are the primary target for this program. We also have teen members that need help with Algebra I and Algebra II to prepare for the Standards of Learning Tests (SOL). The Power Hour Program has point systems and volunteers will be able to award members points for homework completion, behavior, and extra reading. At the end of the week, members can spend their points at the Power Hour store or save them for large Power Prizes! Be Academic!

Needs-based programming: These prevention programs involve teaching life skills. The programs are designed to meet B&G Club “Formula for Impact” our outcome-driven approach to youth development. The Club has three priority outcome areas: academic success, Leadership & Character Development and Healthy Life Skills. The curriculums are 8 to 20 sessions. A volunteer would have to commit to a minimum of 15 hours. Training will be provided. Primary ages for needs-based programming is 9 to 18 years of age, there are also gender-specific programs – SMART Girls and Passport to Manhood. Be Inspirational!

Interest-Based Programming: Members need to have fun activities to help them feel like they belong. Many of these activities help members achieve our values of sportsmanship, fair play, and honesty. Volunteers have the ability to design their own interest program music, art, sports or can use the best practice “Triple Play!” system. Triple Play! has a variety of fun daily challenges helping our members to experience the thrill of playing competitive and non-competitive games. With advanced notice, volunteers can start leagues or tournaments. The Club will provide the materials to make it successful. These activities are based on the “Targeted Outreach” approach offering members more excitement than they would otherwise have on the streets or at home. Be Fun!

Club Maintenance: If you are talented fixing, painting or cleaning we need your skills. The core values of the Club are to provide a clean, safe and fun environment for all members and other youth served. Helping maintain the physical plant has a profound effect on members and community perceptions. We hope that keeping our Club grounds, gardens and interior clean and neat will inspire the community to keep their property clean. The clean and well-maintained property has also been proven to discourage crime. Be Great!

Volunteer orientations are held Wednesdays at 5:15 p.m. or by appointment.

Clubhouses
Madison Street Unit is located at: 1101 Madison Street Lynchburg VA 24504. Direct Number: 434-846-1111
Jefferson Park Clubhouse is located on the campus of: 405 York Street, Lynchburg 24501. Direct Number: 434-386-1806

Procedures

Background checks, orientation and finger prints will be required.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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Campbell County Public Library

CSER 534-001

Supervisor

Katie Lane – Youth and Community Outreach Coordinator (Email or 434-332-9655)
Lyzzie King – Rustburg Branch Manager (Email or 434-332-9560 Ext. 2)
Liza Saunders – Adult Literacy Manager (Email or 434-592-9857)
Cody Cole – Timbrook Branch Manager (Email or 434-592-9549)

Webpage

www.campbellcountylibraries.org

Description

The mission of the Campbell County Public Libraries is to maintain continuity of library services, embrace new directions, and involve the community in support of the library. There are a variety of ways you can help with any one of our library branches. Possible duties could include shelf-reading, shelving books, cleaning, digitizing files, organizing files or materials, marketing, mailers, or other projects as needed. 3 volunteers are needed at each branch. Use branch contacts above, if interested.

Night At The Museum Volunteer – Partnership with Campbell County Public Library System and Avoca Museum in Altavista. Possibility to earn 20 hours in one week. Individuals MUST be available the evenings of October 15 & 16. We are looking for people to memorize a script and either be a tour guide or an actor for lantern tours of the property. Students will be given hours to memorize lines earlier in the week. Students will be required to go to Avoca at least one time prior to the Oct 15 and 16 dates. We are also looking for people to help guide patrons where to park, move furniture/set up the performance areas, and help clean up these two nights. Contact Katie Lane if interested. The event is currently tentative due to COVID-19 concerns. Students must have transportation.

Youth Services & Outreach Volunteer – Opportunities available at all four library locations. Work with the Youth Services staff to help set up/facilitate/clean up events. During events, you may be asked to help move boxes, load items to a car, clean tables, or run a station. Some locations may be off-site, like at a Food Lion, or on museum property. Events may also be indoor or outdoor. Additional preparation tasks may include stapling, cutting, button making, etc. Contact Katie Lane if interested. Library programming is currently tentative due to COVID-19 concerns, but opportunities to help create kits/decorate libraries will be available. Students must have transportation.

Literacy Volunteers– ESOL tutors needed for adult students who are interested in furthering their English language skills. Tutors will have recurring sessions with students 1-2 hours weekly, and meet at one of the library branches within Campbell County. Please contact Liza Saunders for further information. ejsaunders@co.campbell.va.us or 434-485-1005.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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Carriage Hill Retirement and Assisted Living Community

Central Virginia Alliance for Community Living, Inc.

Concerned Women for America

Eagle Eyrie Conference Center

CSER 575-001

Supervisor

Jonathon Acosta (Email or 434-384-2211)
Rod Miller – Director (Email or 434-384-2211)

Description

Liberty student volunteers are the heartbeat behind our hospitality ministry! At Eagle Eyrie, you will have a unique opportunity to assist in cultivating a peaceful environment through a variety of outdoor projects, including maintaining landscaping, planting flowers, splitting wood, and spreading mulch. Not only will you have a direct impact on the ministries and churches that come to Eagle Eyrie, but you will also experience a fun work environment. Here is what Kayla said in Spring 2021: “This isn’t just a CSER. You form amazing friendships and I have learned a lot through serving at Eagle Eyrie. It is truly so much fun and you really make a difference for the conference center.”

Course Pathing

These unique course pathing opportunities provide students with experience equivalent to that of a competitive internship program. Students will benefit from working in a welcoming Christian environment, interacting with a passionate team, and knowing their contribution is having a positive impact on Eagle Eyrie’s mission. Upon completion, students will have gained valuable experience that will greatly enhance their ability to be competitive in the job market.

Communication and the Arts

Eagle Eyrie is in need of talented individuals with photography, social media management, or graphic design skills. Students in the School of Communication and the Arts will be able to apply their creative expertise through serving as an event photographer, social media contributor, or graphic designer for Eagle Eyrie’s website and promotional material. Volunteers will be given schedule flexibility so they can easily serve without interrupting their studies.

Business

Eagle Eyrie is in need of talented business students with a strong passion for marketing and process development. Students in the School of Business will be able to apply their professional skills through developing marketing strategies, recording, analyzing, and interpreting business trends, as well as helping redesign processes for greater efficiency. Volunteers will be given schedule flexibility so they can easily serve without interrupting their studies.

Divinity

Eagle Eyrie is in need of individuals passionate about contributing to our vision of seeing lives changed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ through spiritual awakening and renewal. Students in the School of Divinity will be able to apply their enthusiasm for serving the Lord through a variety of ministry-oriented projects. This could include leading staff devotionals, participating in church retreat planning meetings, developing new recreation activities for youth retreats, and proposing new ideas that would advance the ministry effectiveness of Eagle Eyrie. Volunteers will be given schedule flexibility so that they can easily serve without interrupting their studies.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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ELIC Lynchburg

Girls on the Run Central Virginia and Blue Ridge

Gleaning for the World

Gospelink

Habitat for Humanity

HumanKind

Jars of Hope

Jubilee Family Development Center

Lighthouse Community Center

Lynchburg Daily Bread

CSER 546-001

Supervisor

Luis Rivera III – Volunteer Coordinator (Email)
Laurel Hovey – Director of Operations (Email)

Description

Since 1982, Lynchburg Daily Bread has provided a hot lunch to the homeless and hungry of the Lynchburg area. We serve a free lunch from 10:15 a.m. until 12:20 p.m. 365 days a year. Anyone is welcome to receive a meal and may have as many meals as they wish. In addition to our downtown location, our Meals Outreach program distributes food to 15 additional locations that include Appomattox, Altavista, Bedford, Madison Heights, Pamplin, and neighborhoods within the City Lynchburg. In 2021, we served 133,259 meals and provided additional assistance by distributing a variety of groceries and fresh produce, donated by local stores and community growers.

Lynchburg Daily Bread is located at 721 Clay Street in downtown Lynchburg, across from the fire station, at the corner of 8th and Clay streets. Free parking is available along Clay Street. Paid parking is available at the parking garage, also on the corner of 8th and Clay.

Volunteer opportunities for CSER include:

7:00 a.m. – 9 a.m., Monday thru Friday may include filling grocery bags for distribution to our Outreach sites, plating hot meals for Outreach sites, sorting bread, desserts, and produce that arrives daily. When available, organizing groceries and other items to hand out during lunch service and sorting spoiled food for composting. Other tasks may include opening vegetable cans, rolling utensils and napkins, sorting donations, wiping down tables and carts, and breaking down cardboard boxes. Please contact our volunteer coordinator for more information on this shift.

9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., seven days a week involves helping with meal preparation, washing/cutting produce, cutting and panning bread, opening carryout bags, folding laundry, rolling utensils and napkins, assembling children’s dinner bags, plating meals for lunch service, shuttling meals to the carry-out area, providing guest meals and assorted groceries at the carry-out area, and cleaning up. Please contact our volunteer coordinator for more information on this shift.

Our volunteer schedule usually fills up a month in advance and more quickly around Thanksgiving and Christmas. April and May fill quickly with area high school and college students trying to complete last-minute volunteer hours. Please contact us at least a month in advance for individual spots and at least two months for groups of up to 6 to 8 volunteers.
Please do not bring additional volunteers with you unless they are scheduled. Our daily volunteer schedule is often at capacity.
Please refrain from using your cell phone while serving, if you must, please wash your hands after you do.
Please give at least 24-hour notice if you need to cancel or re-schedule your volunteer time.
Please do not give personal information about yourself out to our guests.
Please adhere to Daily Bread’s rules at all times.
Please do not give money or rides to our guests.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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Lynchburg Parks & Recreation

CSER 545-001

Supervisor

Tamara Reynolds – Volunteer Coordinator (Email or 434-455-5886)

Webpage

https://www.lynchburgparksandrec.com/

Description

Lynchburg Parks & Recreation Department serves the community better with help from volunteers like you. We appreciate volunteers that extend their time and talent to support our operations. Opportunities to complete your Christian Service are available in the areas of youth, senior adults, athletics, Nature Zone, special events, parks, trails, and gardens. We can help you build your resume and contribute to a healthy, active, and educated community.

Community Centers
Center Assistant – Assist City staff with center programs and activities as follows:

After-School Program for ages 6 to 12 or teens 13 – 17. The program operates on weekdays from 3:00 – 6:00 pm. Volunteers may assist with open recreation activities, homework help, reading with a child, playing outdoor and indoor games, computer lab, meals, or events. Neighborhood centers are lively social hubs, located in Lynchburg’s central city neighborhoods. Assistants must be able to work in a diverse and energetic environment which requires both structure and flexibility.
Classes and Programs – A wide variety of programs and classes are offered to the community such as: art, exercise, culinary, educational, musical, and more. Volunteer support is needed at times to set up, clean up, share information, and provide customer service.
Summer Camps typically start in June and end in August. Designated centers offer full or part day structured programs that may include days at the park and pool. We also offer themed summer camps that are only a week long.
Senior Programs are offered at most of the community centers. Assignments may include interacting with participants, assisting with meal preparation, set up, clean up, and monitoring activities, and assisting with programs.

Event Volunteers – Assist with annual and special events when needed throughout the year. Duties may include set up, clean up, decorating, preparing food, serving food, greeting participants, safety monitor, parking assistance, providing information, and more.

Educational Speaker / Class Instructor – Share your special knowledge, skills, or talent as a speaker or instructor. Possible topics include: health, nutrition, fitness, travel, hobby or interest, musical entertainment, and local opportunities or services of interest to participants.

Photographer – Takes pictures of classes, activities, and events for future use on social media, in our activity guide, and other publications.

Athletics

Athletic Assistant – assist with score keeping and time keeping for basketball and softball.

Athletic Coaches and Assistant Coaches – Coach youth athletic teams teaching sportsmanship, skills, teamwork, and notifying players/parents of practices and games.P&R League sports include: Basketball (December – March).
Coaches are also needed for athletic partner organizations providing play in: Football, Cheerleading, Soccer, Baseball, Volleyball, Lacrosse and Tennis. Please check our website (teamsideline.com/lynchburg) for contact information for each of these organizations.

Naturalist

Nature Zone Volunteer – Assist with the operation of the Nature Zone, feeding and handling animals, and cleaning cages. Welcome visitors and provide information about animals and ecosystems at the Nature Zone. Answer phones; provide general information regarding birthday parties and nature programs; set-up and assist with birthday parties.

Parks and Trail Stewards

Parks, Trails, and Gardens Assistant – Assist City staff with projects in the parks, on the trails, and gardens to keep areas mulched, clean, and well maintained for public use. Monitor trails for safety and litter pick up.

Community Market

Volunteers are needed for the Mistletoe Market during late Nov. and Dec. and other programs at times.
Visit www.lynchburgparksandrec.com to learn more about our organization. Volunteers must complete a volunteer application on our website (go to the About heading – Volunteer Opportunities) and receive an interview and orientation. Volunteers may have their background screened, depending on the volunteer position.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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Lynchburg Public Library

Lynchburg Youth Group Home

MasterWorx Community Theater

Miller Home for Girls

Miriam’s House

Park View Community Mission (PVCM)

CSER 577

Webpages

https://www.parkviewcommunitymission.org/

CSER 577-002: PVCM Food for Families

Supervisor

Heather Gibson (Email)

Description

Volunteers can assist with unloading food trucks, stocking shelves, sorting through produce, cleaning the facility and making coffee for neighbors. In addition, students are encouraged to just spend time with neighbors, whether that means enjoying a cup of coffee with someone or coloring with children in the kids corner. If you are interested in using your gifts and skills to help with tasks in the office or help us brainstorm new ideas on how to create a better atmosphere for our neighbors, please register with us. We serve over 200 families each week, giving them the food they need to stay healthy!

CSER 577-003: PVCM Food for Thought

Supervisor

Barb Chase (Email)

Description

Food for Thought is a Backpack Feeding program that partners with local organizations, churches and individuals to help feed children in need in Lynchburg City Schools (LCS). With the help of dedicated professionals, community members and LCS staff and faculty, students in need are able to be sent home with food on the weekends.

CSER students will be packing bags to be distributed at the local elementary, middle and high schools. These bags will be assembled according to the menu each week and delivered by Food for Thought volunteers at a later time. Students may also assist in sorting food according to date, organizing and cleaning the facility and helping with office tasks and other projects that aid in the distribution of the food bags. There are also potential opportunities with food bag deliveries and events benefiting the program.

CSER 577-004: PVCM Life Skills Institute

Supervisor

Susan Mills (Email)

Description

The PVCM Life Skills Institute is a program of Park View Community Mission. This program is made up of an array of different course that are provided to community members in need at no cost. These classes are geared towards helping individuals and families to be educated and equipped to live healthy and whole lives. Some of the classes include personal finance, computer skills, mathematics, reading comprehension, nutrition, first aid, laundry and house cleaning. We hope to expand this program and offer even more classes. Help is needed to help set up and clean up for the classes, organize course materials and assist in proctoring the classes. Help is also needed to provide childcare for parents enrolled in the classes.

CSER 577-005: PVCM Park View Cafe

Supervisor

Heather Gibson (Email)

Description

The Park View Cafe is a program of Park View Community Mission. It exists to serve a hot, home-cooked meal once a week (Wednesdays from 4:30-5:30) to individuals in the community in need. All are welcome, and on average the Cafe served about 100 individuals and 125 meals.

Help is needed in setting up for the meal (i.e. setting up tables & chairs, setting out tablecloths & table settings, making drinks, setting out plates & utensils, prepping snacks and making sure the community room is tidy and welcoming.) Other responsibilities may include making sure new attendees and volunteers know where to go and feel welcomed.

CSER 577-006: PVCM Community Resource Center

Supervisor

Brittany Melvin (Email)

Description

The Community Resource Center provides neighbors with personal, one-on-one assistance with their daily essential life needs and helps them navigate the complexities of available resources. This program is dedicated, assists, and educates those who seek and are referred to Park View in obtaining the resources they need. Assistance is given and coordinated for utility disconnection notices, as well as for accessing healthcare, childcare, transportation, housing, employment, food, clothing, hygiene and other basic necessities. Along with this assistance the Resource Center was established to help educate individuals on how to manage their situations and resources. Park View serves as a source of hope, inspiration, support, and education for the neighbors. The Resource Center serves as a connecting point for community partners and agencies.

CSER 577-007: PVCM The Clothing Connection

Supervisor

Kris Marcinik (Email)

Description

The Clothing Connection is one of Park View’s programs that is focused on providing a dignified shopping experience. Volunteers will help with sorting clothing, hanging up items, and putting clothes out on the floor.

CSER 577-008: PVCM Lighthouse Communications

Supervisor

Mark Lindy (Email)

Description

This CSER opportunity involves refurbishment and building of PC’s and laptops, moving equipment, new user activation and creation, resolving password issues, remote technical support, phone extension set-up, data wiring and port activation, video conference troubleshooting, wireless network set-up, software installations, hardware troubleshooting (TV’s, projectors, displays, sound systems, cellphones, etc.), VPN configuration, and basic IT office duties.

Procedures/Policies

At the beginning of each semester, we would like to meet with you, get to know you and see where you might plug in best. We believe that each of you have your own gifts and talents and passions and we want you to be able to use those. We also plan to have a brief orientation where you will learn about what Park View does, why we do what we do and how we hope you will contribute to the culture of Park View. Emails will be sent out once you register with a specific date and time.

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

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Patrick Henry Family Services

Rivermont Pre-School

Runk & Pratt Residential Care

Salvation Army Inner City

The Gateway Volunteer Program

The Master’s Inn

Urban Mountain Adventures

CSER 533-001

Supervisor

James Bourdon, Executive Director (Email or 804 690-2064)

Description

Urban Mountain Adventures (UMA) is a christian non-profit youth ministry working in the downtown area of Lynchburg, specifically serving youth in the Daniels Hill, College Hill and James Crossing (formerly called Greenfield) communities.

Mission:

Since 2008, our Mission has been to impact the youth of our community through intentional relationships, weekly discipleship groups, and wilderness adventures.

We currently serve a core group of about 100 kids who participate in our weekly groups as well as outdoor adventure trips.

All of our programs are offered to our youth at no cost.

The following are our available volunteer opportunities:

Group Volunteers:

We are seeking volunteers dedicated to developing deep and lasting relationships with our youth through our weekly small groups and adventure trips. We currently have groups that meet on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and students range in age from elementary through high school. In these weekly gatherings, we focus on biblical values, team work, sportsmanship, leadership, and life skills.

Our Group Volunteers are required to:

– Be a committed follower of Jesus Christ
-Have the desire and ability to work with kids and youth

-Have reliable transportation to get to weekly groups

-Be able to commit to serving every week and providing 48 hours notice when unable to attend (excluding emergency’s, LU breaks or other previously disclosed commitments)

If desired, our group volunteers will also have the opportunity to participate alongside the kids they serve on adventure trips like whitewater rafting, rock climbing/rappelling, backpacking, camping and fishing.

Videographer/Photographer

We need storytellers to help us document our ministry and adventures. The content produced will be used for fundraising campaigns, donor updates, and social media content.

Creative Writer/Blogger

Writers help us tell our story, share our heart and connect us with others in the community who might share our vision. We need creative and talented writers who are comfortable with serving in the background and are talented at communicating through written word to make this happen.

Graphic Design

We need designers to help us continue to develop our identity and learn to better engage our audiences.

Community Resource Development

Do you have experience with grant writing? Do you have connections with large organizations that are looking to give back to the community? Do you like throwing fundraising galas or the like? We have been growing rapidly and need to cultivate new fundraising connections. If this is something you are interested in, please contact us!

Before registering, you are required to reach out to the supervisor via the contact information above to confirm availability.

Amazement Square Children’s Museum

Beacon of Hope

Bedford Humane Society

Bedford Pregnancy Center

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Virginia

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank

Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center

Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg

Campbell County Public Library

Carriage Hill Retirement and Assisted Living Community

Central Virginia Alliance for Community Living, Inc.

Concerned Women for America

Eagle Eyrie Conference Center

ELIC Lynchburg

Girls on the Run Central Virginia and Blue Ridge

Gleaning for the World

Gospelink

Habitat for Humanity

HumanKind

Jars of Hope

Jubilee Family Development Center

Lighthouse Community Center

Lynchburg Daily Bread

Lynchburg Parks & Recreation

Lynchburg Public Library

Lynchburg Youth Group Home

MasterWorx Community Theater

Miller Home for Girls

Miriam’s House

Park View Community Mission (PVCM)

CSER 577

Webpages

CSER 577-002: PVCM Food for Families

CSER 577-003: PVCM Food for Thought

CSER 577-004: PVCM Life Skills Institute

CSER 577-005: PVCM Park View Cafe

CSER 577-006: PVCM Community Resource Center

CSER 577-007: PVCM The Clothing Connection

CSER 577-008: PVCM Lighthouse Communications

Procedures/Policies

Patrick Henry Family Services

Rivermont Pre-School

Runk & Pratt Residential Care

Salvation Army Inner City

The Gateway Volunteer Program

The Master’s Inn

Urban Mountain Adventures

World Help

YMCA Live-Yers

YMCA of Central Virginia

Young Life Ministry

YWCA of Central Virginia