Hurricanes may be over, but recovery continues. Join our Disaster Response Task Force and help Tampa Bay seniors and families rebuild.

A simple introduction became the start of a meaningful friendship as Senior Companion volunteer Cynthia brought comfort, connection, and support to Barbara.

A dedicated team of volunteers is helping provide groceries, hope, and connection through Grace’s Food Pantry, supporting neighbors facing food insecurity in Pasco County.

Classroom Grandparent Ruby is making a meaningful difference at Mendenhall Elementary by helping young students build literacy skills, confidence, and a love of learning. Her story shows how volunteers can change lives — including their own.

Operation: Veteran Connect volunteers honored 9/11 by revitalizing The Franciscan Center’s labyrinth, supporting healing and reflection for first responders.

Health Buddies Clubs at colleges across the country are recruiting student volunteers, building connections, and supporting older adults facing isolation and chronic illness.

Through a partnership with Samaritan’s Feet, 176 Tampa Bay seniors received new shoes, resources, and encouragement during a special 9/11 Day of Service event.

After Hurricanes Helene and Milton, Seniors in Service launched a Disaster Response Task Force to help vulnerable seniors navigate recovery, access resources, and rebuild their lives.

A few hours a week can change a child’s future. Discover how Classroom Grandparent volunteer Angel inspired confidence, improved reading skills, and became a trusted mentor to students in Tampa Bay schools.

After helping more than 3,700 Tampa Bay veterans access critical resources, Operation: Veteran Connect celebrates another successful year and recognizes three dedicated volunteers completing four years of service.