“I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought out and found how to serve.”

-Albert Schweitzer

At DVCCC we have two types of volunteer opportunities available:

Direct Volunteers

Direct Volunteers are those who work directly in any way with participants or their children, do administrative work, and/or represent the agency with community outreach.

Examples of Direct Services include:

• Hosting tables at community events

• Providing dating violence awareness presentations to local high schools, colleges, and universities

• Accompanying clients to court

• Answering hotline calls

• Cleaning and readying rooms for new residents

• Filing paperwork & Assisting with mailings

Additional Requirements:

• All direct volunteers are required to have criminal, FBI, and child abuse clearances.

• Volunteer training is held twice a year and includes a combination of online training and classroom sessions. This is a 40 hour training process and five hour practicum (your first 5 hours of volunteer service).

• Volunteers are expected to fulfill a commitment of 8 hours of annual service to stay in active volunteer status.

​Project Volunteers

Project volunteers are those who want to help our agency, but do not have time availability to commit to our direct service volunteer training. These volunteers are contacted on an as-needed basis when there is a project to be completed, and they help if they are available. Some opportunities – like Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaigns – occur on an annual basis.

This option is best suited for volunteer groups looking to provide a day of service.

Examples of Projects include:

• Landscaping

• Painting and repairing property

• Organizing supplies and donation

• Assisting with fundraising projects

• Supporting outreach campaigns

JOIN THE FRIENDS OF DVCCC

The Friends of DVCCC are an independent, volunteer-based group that works to organize fundraising events for the Domestic Violence Center including our annual All That’s Purple Event and many others!

If you enjoy planning events, raising funds and awareness for awesome causes, and want to engage with the Chester County community in a meaningful way, this is the perfect fit for you!

Anyone interested in participation with this group can contact Stephanie Krupansky at skrupansky@dvcccpa.org.

and use the subject:

“I want to be one of the friends!”