Golden Triangle RSVP Volunteer Stations and Volunteer Opportunities
The volunteer stations and volunteer duties listed are the current needs of the Golden Triangle RSVP. If you see something that interests you, be sure to call and find out more.
American Red Cross – Volunteers provide food and assist with shelter. Volunteers offer comfort and assist with helping families affected by major disasters such as fire, hurricanes and tornadoes
Beaumont Police Department – Phone calls are made daily to homebound elderly to check on their welfare
Best Years Senior Center – Distribute health related materials to nursing home and assisted living residents that will enable them to make better decisions about their healthcare
Beaumont I.S.D. – Tutors and ROAR program (Reach Out And Read) in area elementary schools
Beaumont Public Library Literacy Program – Tutoring adults in ESL (English as a Second Language), GED (General Education Degree) that will lead them into economic growth
Buckner Children’s Village – Assist with homework, school projects and reading, one hour, one evening a week
CASA – Serve as advocate for children in Jefferson County Courts
Catholic Charities – VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program
Garth House – Assist new mothers with taking care of their new born baby by giving out information on Shaken Baby Syndrome, SIDS, Safe Sleep and Post- Partum Depression
Giving Field – Weed, water and harvest plants at local community garden
Henry’ Place – Putting out milk, juice and cereal, signing clients in at day center for the homeless
Hospitality Center – Food preparation and food service at the soup kitchen
Nutrition and Services for Seniors – Help in the community garden by weeding, watering and harvesting plants and delivering meals to our local citizens who are homebound elderly and disabled
Orange Christian Services – Help in the community garden by weeding, watering and harvesting plants, help individuals clothe and feed their children
Orange Community Action Association – Delivering meals to our local citizens who are homebound elderly and disabled
Port Arthur I.S.D. – Tutoring students who need a little extra help to become successful
Recreation Center – Distribute health related materials to nursing home and assisted living residents that will enable them to make better decisions about their healthcare
Southeast Texas Veterans Service Group – Seeking out veterans to help other veterans and veteran families during the mourning of a lost loved one
Shots Across Texas – Assist new mothers with taking care of their new babies by distributing packets to new moms in area hospitals on the importance of early childhood immunizations and enroll in reminder card system
Some Other Place – Prepare a hot cooked meal for homeless residents in our community, delivering meals to our local citizens who are homebound elderly or disabled and help individuals clothe and feed their children
Southeast Texas Food Bank – We are seeking volunteers to help feed our community by sorting food and non- food items
United Board of Missions –Delivering meals to our local citizens who are homebound elderly and disabled and help individuals clothe and feed their children
United Christian Care Center – Food distribution and helping individuals clothe and feed their children
Veteran’s Administration Outpatient Clinic – Provide snacks for veterans, provide vital medicines for veterans in the pharmacy and help transport veterans to urgent doctor appointments
To learn more, email Penny Pearson, Volunteer Coordinator, (409) 899-8444, Ext 6402, at ppearson@setrpc.org or print, complete and mail in a Volunteer Registration Form.
For a list of Volunteer sites in Spanish, Click here. To download the Volunteer Registration form in Spanish, Click here.