Welcome
Volunteer Owensboro developed this website and service to draw attention to the MANY needs in our area in terms of Volunteerism. There are so many outstanding organizations in our community that do so much good, and those organizations rely on volunteers (like you) to be the vehicle of that “good” work. We support many of these non-profits with free services, such as promo videoes, PSA's, group volunteers, and TV and radio promotions. We are also focused on creating and implementing various programs that help identify needs and encourage engagement.
Mission Statement
Inspiring volunteerism by promoting the visibility and creating awareness of non-profits.
Vision Statement
Create a future where volunteer service is a core value for all those that can serve.
Volunteer Owensboro developed this website and service to draw attention to the MANY needs in our area in terms of Volunteerism. There are so many outstanding organizations in our community that do so much good, and those organizations rely on volunteers (like you) to be the vehicle of that “good” work. We support many of these non-profits with free services, such as promo videoes, PSA's, group volunteers, and TV and radio promotions. We are also focused on creating and implementing various programs that help identify needs and encourage engagement.
Mission Statement
Inspiring volunteerism by promoting the visibility and creating awareness of non-profits.
Vision Statement
Create a future where volunteer service is a core value for all those that can serve.
Please consider making a tax deductible donation to Volunteer Owensboro today so we can continue all of our free services we offer to our local non-profits and our community.
A Blessing Box is a gift to another in need. What makes The Blessing Box unique is that it is a charity aimed at blessing the giver through service and the recipient by meeting a core need. Here is a list of locations for Blessing Boxes in our community. You may drop off canned goods, non-perishable foods, hygiene items, books, socks, school supplies etc. You may drop off donations at any time. Thank you for caring!
- Roosevelt House- Roosevelt Drive & Harvard Street
- Veach Rd & Devonshire - Front yard- 19th & Hathaway - 929 E 19th Street Corner of Haynes/Parish Avenue - Seventh Day Adventist Church- 2288 Tamarack Rd - Front yard- 1017 1st & Maple St - Stella’s Box- 3407 Placid Place - The Well Ministries Church - 1400 East Parrish Ave - Germantown Park - 824 Crittenden Street - Life Community Church - 1101 Breckenridge Street - Klein’s home - Corner of 5th and Polar - 1144 Triplett Street - Tiny Food Pantry & Hot Meals-1017 West 1st Street - Front yard-Booth Ave & Frederica St by Starbucks - Church by the drive way – Daviess St & 4th St - The Antidote- 1621 West Ninth Street - Front yard-615 Hall Street - Whitesville Mercantile-9935 West St in Whitesville |
Find your volunteer interest below
Service Clubs
Sponsored By
Project Volunteer TV series, formally VolunTour Kentucky, spotlights non-profits and their volunteering needs as host Randy Lanham and Theresa Rowe walk in the shoes of a volunteer for a day.
Go to www.projectvolunteer.org to find out more information or watch some episodes.
Go to www.projectvolunteer.org to find out more information or watch some episodes.
Our Radio Show Partners
Volunteer Owensboro is on each week day morning at 8:20am spotlighting different non-profits with Brian Jackson
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Tune into Panther Radio WKWC 90.3 in Owensboro every Mon, Wed, Fri and Sun at 7:20am to listen to Volunteer Talk. Derik Hancock and Angie Dewitt talks to local non-profits and finds out all about their organization and their volunteering needs.
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Tune in Thursday's at 4:15pm with Jordan Ross for "Be The Change in partnership with Volunteer Owensboro" to find out about our local nonprofits.
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Tune in Thursday's at 5:15pm with David Clark and Steve Turner for "Be The Change in partnership with Volunteer Owensboro" to hear from many nonprofits in our community.
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The first question which the priest and the Levite asked was: “If I stop to help this man, what will happen to me?” But the good Samaritan reversed the question: “If I do not stop to help this man, what will happen to him?” |
"The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.' |
“I am not sure exactly what heaven will be like, but I know that when we die and it comes time for God to judge us, he will not ask, 'How many good things have you done in your life?' rather he will ask, 'How much love did you put into what you did?” |