Volunteer With Care Partners
Care Partners volunteer opportunities cover a wide range of needs and areas, so whatever your interests, talents or skills are, we can find the fit that works for you.
Retail Volunteers
Interested in volunteer work at the Hospice Thrift Store? Check out the list of opportunities, or sign up now. Volunteers are also needed to assist in Rehabilitation Hospital Gift Shop. For more information, contact Sharon Pearson at 828-277 4888.
Special Event Volunteers
Drums and Dragons — This is a brand-new event to raise money. Dozens of volunteers managed a dragon boat race. Visit the event website for Drums and Dragons. For updates about this unique and competitive event, please “like” our Facebook page, Drums and Dragons. To join the race, please contact John Napolitano at 828-277-4816.
Little Trees Project
For over ten years, the Little Trees Project has been sending decorated trees to patients served by Care Partners programs. Last year, school children and adult volunteers decorated nearly 800 trees with handmade decorations. For more information, please contact Lynn Blankenship at 828-777-2827.
Hospice Volunteer Application Process
If you’re interested in becoming a Hospice volunteer, you will need to fill out an application, sign a confidentiality agreement, and provide two references. Once your application is received, we will arrange a personal interview. If you are specifically interested in working with Hospice patients, call Danny Johnson at 828-274-9567.
21. Who can help you become a voluntary shop assistant?
A. Danny Johnson. B.Sharon Pearson.
C. John Napolitano. D.Lynn Blankenship.
22. Why do Care Partners members hold a dragon boat race?
A. To seek volunteers for the organization.
B. To improve the health of its volunteers.
C. To collect money for the organization.
D. To win “likes” for its Facebook page.
23. What does the Little Trees Project mainly do?
A. Decorate trees for sick children.
B. Plant trees to help poor patients.
C. Produce handmade trees for decoration.
D. Give the patients decorated trees.
