Each of the organizations below offer volunteer hours that satisfy Palma School’s requirements for community service.
Provide support for families of children and teens during treatment, families experiencing anticipatory grief and those who are bereaved.
Volunteer Coordinator– Jemma
(831) 724-9100
Essential services and transitional support to people experiencing the injustice of homelessness and extreme poverty.
Drop-In Center, Program Dir. Jacqueline
831-757-3838
Foster thriving and sustainable ecosystems in the Monterey Bay and surrounding habitats through equitable environmental action.
Volunteer/Outreach Coordinator– Sam
(831) 462-5660 ext 2
Provide our community with essential needs such as groceries, personal hygiene items, clothes, household items, and most importantly kindness.
Live Longer, better. Encouraging changes in our community that lead to healthier options.
Provide our community with essential needs such as groceries, personal hygiene items, clothes, household items, and most importantly kindness.
Live Longer, better. Encouraging changes in our community that lead to healthier options.
Foster thriving and sustainable ecosystems in the Monterey Bay and surrounding habitats through equitable environmental action.
Volunteer/Outreach Coordinator– Sam sam@saveourshores.org (831) 462-5660 ext 2
Essential services and transitional support to people experiencing the injustice of homelessness and extreme poverty. Drop-In Center, Program Director–Jacqueline jacqueline.gacayan@ dorothysplace.org
831-757-3838
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