Bloomfield Township Public Library: Volunteer Opportunities In The Community

Press release from Bloomfield Township Public Library:

Volunteer Opportunities in the Community

Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service is designated to encourage all Americans to volunteer to improve their communities. Below are a few of the many local volunteer opportunities available if you’re looking for somewhere to help.

Friends of the Bloomfield Township Public Library248-642-5800Volunteers are involved in book sales and accepting book donations.

Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center248-644-0866Volunteers of all ages and abilities are involved with visual arts education, exhibitions, and other creative experiences.

The Birmingham Museum 248-530-1928Birmingham’s history is preserved through its ongoing story. Volunteers are involved as docents, greeters, and researchers.Bloomfield Historical Society248-203-9798The history and heritage of the Bloomfield area are promoted. Volunteers are involved in membership development and Board positions, when available.

The Community House248-644-5832The Community House is offering classes, events, and award-winning childcare programs. Volunteers assist with classes.

Cranbrook 877-462-7262Cranbrook includes The Academy of Art, The Art Museum, The Institute of Science, The House and Gardens, The Center for Collection and Research, and schools covering Pre-K through 12th grade. Volunteers assist with classes and tours.

Johnson Nature Center248-341-6485This 1800s homestead provides walking trails filled with wildlife, native plants, a pond, and a river. Volunteers work with trail operations and events.

Birmingham Bloomfield Community Coalition248-203-4615BBCC works building awareness and mobilizing the community to prevent the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs with a focus on youth. Volunteers can become involved as sponsors or help at programs and events.

CARE House of Oakland County248-332-7173CARE provides services to victims of child abuse and neglect. Volunteers work as special advocates, child assistants, and by working on special events.

Common Ground800-231-1127A 24-hour crisis service aids children, teens and adults dealing with substance abuse and suicide. Volunteers assist with crisis helpline and community outreach.

Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County248-338-1843Donors, homeowners, neighbors, and volunteers work together to build better living environments. Volunteers work in construction (no experience necessary) or at Re-Stores in Farmington Hills and Waterford.

HAVEN248-334-1284HAVEN aids victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Volunteers assist with the support line, life skills mentoring and community engagement.

Lighthouse MI248-920-6000Lighthouse provides emergency shelter and food to men, women and children. Volunteers work in food distribution and meal donations.

Oakland Literacy Council248-253-1617Trained tutors provide assistance to adults in Oakland County who struggle to read, write and understand English. Volunteer tutors meet two hours a week with their students for at least one year.

MP/BH: January 15, 2022

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