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Home Sweet C'ville: Community Service

Emergency Relief

American Red Cross
979-7143
http://centralvirginia.redcross.org
1105 Rose Hill Dr.

The Red Cross offers various courses in first aid, CPR, and other health-related courses (fee). It helps fire victims and servicemen's families and offers disaster emergency shelters. It also has a workplace program. Register in person. Needs volunteers for campaign purposes, bloodmobiles, clerical work, answering calls after hours to help disaster victims and military families, home visiting, and home care.

Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad
www.carsrescue.org
296-4825
828 McIntire Rd.

Requires volunteers to work 12 hours each week. All volunteers must take the 120-hour emergency medical technician course in preparation for their assignments. You can listen to their calls dispatched live on their Web site.

Emergency Food Bank
http://avenue.org/efb/home.html
979-9180

Volunteer organization that provides a 2-3 day food supply to individuals and families in the Charlottesville-Albemarle area who find themselves in an emergency without food.

Photo courtesy of the Charlottesville/Albemarle Convention & Visitors Bureau, www.SoVeryVirginia.com

Social Service

Health

Emergency Relief

Education & Children

Women's Organizations

Services for the
  Disabled

Legal Aid

Senior Citizens

Political Groups

UVA Student Service
  Organizations

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The Community Service section describes area community service groups, both as a resource for you and as a possible outlet for volunteer energies. Of course, this is not a comprehensive list. For more possibilities, check out the Charlottesville/Albemarle Chamber of Commerce, the Monticello Avenue community network or the community calendar in the Daily Progress.

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