Volunteer Opportunities tag:www.thedccenter.org,2009-10-30:/blog//1 2017-01-30T22:16:17Z Movable Type 4.32-en February OutWrite LGBT Book Festival planning meeting tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5911 2017-01-23T20:00:38Z 2017-01-25T19:03:36Z Thursday, February 2 is our next planning meeting for the OutWriteDC LGBT Book Festival @TheDCCenter On Thursday, February 2nd from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, we will be holding our monthly planning meeting for the 2017 7th Annual OutWrite LGBT Book Festival at The DC Center (The DC Center 2000 14th St NW Suite 105, Washington DC). OutWrite 2016 was a great event--and we want you to help us make OutWrite 2017 even better! OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT Literature. The weekend is full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several LGBT book publishers regularly exhibit at OutWrite. What will OutWrite look like? That is in our hands--and comes from our imagination! We hope you will join us in shaping a fantastic OutWrite 2017. Share your ideas and expertise! Open to the public. Front Desk Outwrite jpg


Thursday, February 2 is our next planning meeting for the OutWriteDC LGBT Book Festival @TheDCCenter

On Thursday, February 2nd from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, we will be holding our monthly planning meeting for the 2017 7th Annual OutWrite LGBT Book Festival at The DC Center (The DC Center 2000 14th St NW Suite 105, Washington DC). OutWrite 2016 was a great event--and we want you to help us make OutWrite 2017 even better!

OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT Literature. The weekend is full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several LGBT book publishers regularly exhibit at OutWrite.

What will OutWrite look like? That is in our hands--and comes from our imagination! We hope you will join us in shaping a fantastic OutWrite 2017.


Share your ideas and expertise!
Open to the public.

]]> Dear GSA Advisors and School Administrators tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5906 2017-01-03T22:49:37Z 2017-01-03T22:58:04Z Front Desk Gay Men's Chorus

The GenOUT Youth Chorus, now in its third season, is welcoming new singers at our January rehearsals, starting this Sunday, January 8, 2:00-3:30 PM. The GenOUT Chorus is open to all students (LGBTQ and allies) from ages 13 through 18. Our 2-fold mission is to give young LGBTQA people a voice and to connect those voices to community.

If students are not able to attend on January 8, they may also join on our second rehearsal, which is Sunday, January 22, 2:00-3:30 PM.

Since its founding in January 2015, the GenOUT Chorus has grown from 9 singers to over 20 (from 15 schools around the DC area), and we have performed at the Lincoln Theatre, the Kennedy Center, the White House, and at the 2016 GALA Choruses Festival in Denver.

There is a nominal registration fee ($90) to participate, but no one is turned away for an inability to pay (scholarships are available).

Rehearsals are typically held at the renovated Wonder Bread Factory, at 641 S St., NW (near the corner of 7th & S Sts., NW; just steps away from the Shaw Metro stop).

Please help spread the word about this opportunity to the young people in your GSA and school. We welcome anyone who loves to sing and who would be a great fit for our GenOUT community. Feel free to pass on my e-mail address to your students and parents.

The spring rehearsal and performance calendar can be accessed here:
Click here


The permission and registration forms are attached below .

GenOUT Chorus permission form - 2016-17 - rev Jan 2017.pdf

GenOUT Chorus registration form - 2016-17 - rev Jan 2017.pdf


]]> Helping Casa Ruby January Dinner tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5905 2017-01-03T22:06:20Z 2017-01-03T22:14:16Z The DC Center has been partnering with Casa Ruby, to provide a hot meal once per month to the many individuals they currently house. We hope to bring some warmth and nourishment to the folks at Casa Ruby every third Friday of the month. As such, to fulfill this effort The DC Center would love to have individuals or organizations volunteer to provide a meal to feed as many people at Casa Ruby as possible. Any amount of food is appreciated. Store bought meals are also welcomed. As always we would like to thank last months' volunteers. And thanks to those who show up every month with food items. The next dinner will be January 20,2017 CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Like to learn more about Casa Ruby click here. Queries - Contact Lamar T at lamar@thedccenter.org We welcome church groups and other groups to partner with us. HAPPY NEW YEAR Front Desk casa ruby.jpg


The DC Center has been partnering with Casa Ruby, to provide a hot meal once per month to the many individuals they currently house. We hope to bring some warmth and nourishment to the folks at Casa Ruby every third Friday of the month. As such, to fulfill this effort The DC Center would love to have individuals or organizations volunteer to provide a meal to feed as many people at Casa Ruby as possible. Any amount of food is appreciated. Store bought meals are also welcomed.

As always we would like to thank last months' volunteers. And thanks to those who show up every month with food items.

The next dinner will be January 20,2017

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

Like to learn more about Casa Ruby click here.

Queries - Contact Lamar T at lamar@thedccenter.org

We welcome church groups and other groups to partner with us. HAPPY NEW YEAR

]]> You are invited to the First DC Center/Center Arts Volunteer Mixer tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5903 2017-01-03T19:40:41Z 2017-01-03T19:49:58Z You are invited to the First DC Center/Center Arts Volunteer Mixer on Thursday, January 12,2017 at 7pm at the DC Center located at 2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105. At this event you will have the opportunity to meet other like-minded individuals who not only want to volunteer their time with Center Arts but have a good time doing it. You will also learn about all the volunteer opportunities that we have available including for Outwrite, our literary book festival, Queer Theater Festival & Reel Affirmations: Washington DC's International LGBTQ Film Festival as well as The Ask Rayceen Show. We will be serving libations, non-alcoholic beverages and food so come join us & learn how you can play a vital role in creating a DC Center Arts Event in 2017. Please RSVP to kimberley@thedccenter.org no later than Monday January 9th, 2017 Front Desk Center Arts Thumbnail

You are invited to the First DC Center/Center Arts Volunteer Mixer on Thursday, January 12,2017 at 7pm at the DC Center located at 2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105.

At this event you will have the opportunity to meet other like-minded individuals who not only want to volunteer their time with Center Arts but have a good time doing it.

You will also learn about all the volunteer opportunities that we have available including for Outwrite, our literary book festival, Queer Theater Festival & Reel Affirmations: Washington DC's International LGBTQ Film Festival as well as The Ask Rayceen Show.

We will be serving libations, non-alcoholic beverages and food so come join us & learn how you can play a vital role in creating a DC Center Arts Event in 2017.

Please RSVP to kimberley@thedccenter.org no later than Monday January 9th, 2017


]]> January OutWrite LGBT Book Festival planning meeting tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5901 2016-12-29T00:06:23Z 2016-12-29T00:22:22Z Tuesday, January 3 is our next planning meeting for the OutWriteDC LGBT Book Festival @TheDCCenter On Tuesday, January 3rd from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM, we will be holding our monthly planning meeting for the 2017 7th Annual OutWrite LGBT Book Festival at The DC Center (The DC Center 2000 14th St NW Suite 105, Washington DC). OutWrite 2016 was a great event--and we want you to help us make OutWrite 2017 even better! OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT Literature. The weekend is full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several LGBT book publishers regularly exhibit at OutWrite. What will OutWrite look like? That is in our hands--and comes from our imagination! We hope you will join us in shaping a fantastic OutWrite 2017. Share your ideas and expertise! Open to the public. January 03,2016 Front Desk Outwrite.jpg


Tuesday, January 3 is our next planning meeting for the OutWriteDC LGBT Book Festival @TheDCCenter

On Tuesday, January 3rd from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM, we will be holding our monthly planning meeting for the 2017 7th Annual OutWrite LGBT Book Festival at The DC Center (The DC Center 2000 14th St NW Suite 105, Washington DC). OutWrite 2016 was a great event--and we want you to help us make OutWrite 2017 even better!

OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT Literature. The weekend is full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several LGBT book publishers regularly exhibit at OutWrite.

What will OutWrite look like? That is in our hands--and comes from our imagination! We hope you will join us in shaping a fantastic OutWrite 2017.


Share your ideas and expertise!
Open to the public.

January 03,2016

]]> Volunteer with Food & Friends for January tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5900 2016-12-28T19:49:49Z 2016-12-28T20:06:18Z Front Desk foodandfriends.jpg


Have you been meaning to get involved in the LGBT community and haven't really known how to start? Join the DC Center in volunteering at Food & Friends.

Food and Friends prepares and delivers meals and groceries to people living with HIV, cancer, and other life challenging illnesses. Our team volunteers in the kitchen on the fourth Saturday of every month from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Up to 10 volunteers are needed every month. Food and friends is located at:219 Riggs Road, NE. If you need a ride from the Fort Totten Metro, call the Food and Friends shuttle at: (202) 669-6437.

Food & Friends is a fast-paced organization and volunteers are utilized in every aspect of our operation. Food Prep & Packaging volunteers work together to help get meals out the door, making it a terrific team-building activity; duties may include peeling, dicing, portioning, sorting, bagging, labeling and more!

Our next volunteer day is Saturday January 28th from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Please follow the link below and register online if you can join us.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

For questions contact David Cohen : dacwi@hotmail.com

]]> Volunteer Orientation: Saturday, January 14th tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5880 2016-12-14T07:53:21Z 2016-12-14T19:22:58Z Back to school and want to connect with the community? New to the area? Have you been meaning to get involved in the LGBT community and haven't really known how to start? Come learn how to volunteer with The DC Center and its various Programs! Our next orientation will be held on Saturday, January 14th from 1:30PM to 4PM, and will be presented by Executive Director David Mariner. This orientation is required for all new Support Desk Volunteers and encouraged for all current Support Desk Volunteers. Others who currently volunteer or wish to volunteer at The DC Center are also welcome to participate in this training. Come learn how to help the community and have some fun! You also must sign up here to participate. To learn more about volunteering at The DC Center please e-mail volunteer@thedccenter.org. This training is limited to 20 participants. Sign up HERE to participate in the Volunteer Orientation! Front Desk volunteerorientation041116.jpgBack to school and want to connect with the community? New to the area? Have you been meaning to get involved in the LGBT community and haven't really known how to start? Come learn how to volunteer with The DC Center and its various Programs!

Our next orientation will be held on Saturday, January 14th from 1:30PM to 4PM, and will be presented by Executive Director David Mariner. This orientation is required for all new Support Desk Volunteers and encouraged for all current Support Desk Volunteers. Others who currently volunteer or wish to volunteer at The DC Center are also welcome to participate in this training. Come learn how to help the community and have some fun!

You also must sign up here to participate.

To learn more about volunteering at The DC Center please e-mail volunteer@thedccenter.org. This training is limited to 20 participants.

Sign up HERE to participate in the Volunteer Orientation!


]]> Helping Casa Ruby December Dinner tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5864 2016-12-05T21:20:16Z 2016-12-05T21:57:06Z The DC Center has been partnering with Casa Ruby, to provide a hot meal once per month to the many individuals they currently house. We hope to bring some warmth and nourishment to the folks at Casa Ruby every third Friday of the month. As such, to fulfill this effort The DC Center would love to have individuals or organizations volunteer to provide a meal to feed as many people at Casa Ruby as possible. Any amount of food is appreciated. Store bought meals are also welcomed. As always we would like to thank last months' volunteers. The next dinner will be December 16,2016 Click here to Sign up: Like to learn more about Casa Ruby click here. Queries - Contact Lamar T at lamar@thedccenter.org Front Desk casa ruby.jpgThe DC Center has been partnering with Casa Ruby, to provide a hot meal once per month to the many individuals they currently house. We hope to bring some warmth and nourishment to the folks at Casa Ruby every third Friday of the month. As such, to fulfill this effort The DC Center would love to have individuals or organizations volunteer to provide a meal to feed as many people at Casa Ruby as possible. Any amount of food is appreciated. Store bought meals are also welcomed.

As always we would like to thank last months' volunteers.

The next dinner will be December 16,2016

Click here to Sign up:

Like to learn more about Casa Ruby click here.

Queries - Contact Lamar T at lamar@thedccenter.org


]]> December Packing Party tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5857 2016-11-30T22:18:07Z 2016-11-30T22:49:41Z The HIV Working Group's packing parties are held on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. In December , the parties will be: Tuesday, December 6th and Tuesday, December 20th at The DC Center (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105, Washington DC 20009). So, join volunteers at our office from 7pm to 9pm! Come out and join us and help put together safer sex kits to be distributed at LGBT spaces in DC, including Town, JR's, Green Lantern, and Secrets. If you are aware of spaces that are in need of safer sex kits that serve communities of color, please have them contact the DC Center to be added to our kit distribution list. You too can fight HIV in DC by volunteering your time to this effort! You can meet new people, and find out more about the HIV Working Group and the DC Center's new campaign aimed at reaching MSM's and Trans women of color. The new kits will include information on PrEP, a new medication that reduces the risk of contracting HIV by over 92% with just one pill a day! Be sure to check out The DC Center's BePrEPed app for andriod phones by clicking here or phone Iphones click here. For more information about the HIV Working Group find them on Facebook or Twitter. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP - DEC 6TH CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP - DEC 20TH Dec 6th Dec 20th Front Desk packingparty092815.jpgThe HIV Working Group's packing parties are held on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. In December , the parties will be: Tuesday, December 6th and Tuesday, December 20th at The DC Center (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105, Washington DC 20009). So, join volunteers at our office from 7pm to 9pm!

Come out and join us and help put together safer sex kits to be distributed at LGBT spaces in DC, including Town, JR's, Green Lantern, and Secrets. If you are aware of spaces that are in need of safer sex kits that serve communities of color, please have them contact the DC Center to be added to our kit distribution list.

You too can fight HIV in DC by volunteering your time to this effort! You can meet new people, and find out more about the HIV Working Group and the DC Center's new campaign aimed at reaching MSM's and Trans women of color. The new kits will include information on PrEP, a new medication that reduces the risk of contracting HIV by over 92% with just one pill a day!

Be sure to check out The DC Center's BePrEPed app for andriod phones by clicking here or phone Iphones click here.

For more information about the HIV Working Group find them on Facebook or Twitter.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP - DEC 6TH
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP - DEC 20TH

Dec 6th

Dec 20th

]]> December Volunteer Night tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5856 2016-11-30T21:54:55Z 2016-11-30T23:02:07Z Come join us on the first Monday of every month at 6:30 PM at the DC Center for our monthly volunteer night! The next volunteer night will be Monday, December 05, 2016. Come in for the chance to check out our facilities, meet new people and give back to your local community center. Activities may include: sorting through book donations, cleaning up around the center, taking inventory for our PrEP safer sex packets, and of course socializing! Pizza will also be provided, so join us for a fun night of giving back and getting together. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Front Desk Volunteer Night.pngCome join us on the first Monday of every month at 6:30 PM at the DC Center for our monthly volunteer night! The next volunteer night will be Monday, December 05, 2016.

Come in for the chance to check out our facilities, meet new people and give back to your local community center. Activities may include: sorting through book donations, cleaning up around the center, taking inventory for our PrEP safer sex packets, and of course socializing!

Pizza will also be provided, so join us for a fun night of giving back and getting together.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

]]> Volunteer Opportunity at Whitman Walker Health tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5853 2016-11-28T22:08:53Z 2016-11-28T22:53:03Z Position - Peer Support Program Peer Support is a free, volunteer based service that has been offered at Whitman Walker nearly since the organization began. It matches trained volunteers to peers from the community looking for support in various areas of their life. volunteers are not expected to be professionals or licensed counselors - they are just there to provide a listening ear. We are especially in need of people of color, HIV positive and/or queer women, and trans folks. Volunteers do not need to have prior mental health experience, as they will be trained by the staff at WWH. After the training, commitment to the program is flexible to your availability - the average volunteer time is one hour a week or a few hours every other week. Our next training will be in early December - if you are interested, please contact David Klein at 202-939-7646 or email at peersupport@whitman-walker.org Front Desk volunteeropp1.pngPosition - Peer Support Program

Peer Support is a free, volunteer based service that has been offered at Whitman Walker nearly since the organization began. It matches trained volunteers to peers from the community looking for support in various areas of their life. volunteers are not expected to be professionals or licensed counselors - they are just there to provide a listening ear.
We are especially in need of people of color, HIV positive and/or queer women, and trans folks. Volunteers do not need to have prior mental health experience, as they will be trained by the staff at WWH. After the training, commitment to the program is flexible to your availability - the average volunteer time is one hour a week or a few hours every other week.
Our next training will be in early December - if you are interested, please contact David Klein at 202-939-7646 or email at peersupport@whitman-walker.org

]]> Rainbow History Project Seeks Treasurer tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5827 2016-11-15T20:22:58Z 2016-11-15T20:59:24Z Rainbow History Project Seeks Treasurer The Rainbow History Project, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3)organization, is the archive for metropolitan Washington, DC's LGBTQ community (www.rainbowhistory.org). Our mission is to collect, preserve, and promote an active knowledge of the history, arts, and culture relevant to sexually diverse communities in metropolitan Washington, DC. We sponsor public panels, provide walking tours, collect oral histories, and preserve historic radio programs and photographs. Our very large collection of historic documents is housed with our archiving partner, the Historical Society of Washington, DC. The Rainbow History Project seeks a treasurer to maintain our financial accounts. We are a small organization, with an annual budget of less than $20,000 and typically fewer than ten transactions per month, and thus able to maintain our finances using a simple QuickBooks program. We receive support from individuals in the community and from several small grants. The treasurer must provide basic monthly reports and an annual accounting to the Board of Directors, file the annual post-card federal tax submission, and maintain simple records about individual donations and grants. In most months, these reporting requirements demand just one evening of work. The treasurer is a member of the board of directors and is expected to attend the monthly board meetings and participate in board governance issues. Anyone interested in the position should contact Rainbow History Project board chairman Chuck Goldfarb at chuck@rainbowhistory.org. Front Desk rainbow history project.jpg


Rainbow History Project Seeks Treasurer

The Rainbow History Project, an all-volunteer 501(c)(3)organization, is the archive for metropolitan Washington, DC's LGBTQ community (www.rainbowhistory.org). Our mission is to collect, preserve, and promote an active knowledge of the history, arts, and culture relevant to sexually diverse communities in metropolitan Washington, DC. We sponsor public panels, provide walking tours, collect oral histories, and preserve historic radio programs and photographs. Our very large collection of historic documents is housed with our archiving partner, the Historical Society of Washington, DC.

The Rainbow History Project seeks a treasurer to maintain our financial accounts. We are a small organization, with an annual budget of less than $20,000 and typically fewer than ten transactions per month, and thus able to maintain our finances using a simple QuickBooks program. We receive support from individuals in the community and from several small grants.

The treasurer must provide basic monthly reports and an annual accounting to the Board of Directors, file the annual post-card federal tax submission, and maintain simple records about individual donations and grants. In most months, these reporting requirements demand just one evening of work.

The treasurer is a member of the board of directors and is expected to attend the monthly board meetings and participate in board governance issues.

Anyone interested in the position should contact Rainbow History Project board chairman Chuck Goldfarb at chuck@rainbowhistory.org.


]]> Helping Casa Ruby November Dinner tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5821 2016-11-07T21:01:26Z 2016-11-07T21:19:09Z The DC Center for the LGBT community remains committed to helping members of our community whenever possible, and this goal could never be achieved without the help of our dedicated and incredible volunteers. For that, we would like to say thank you, and let you know that our work would not be able to continue without you. The DC Center will be partnering with Casa Ruby, to provide a hot meal once per month to the many individuals they currently house. We hope to bring some warmth and nourishment to the folks at Casa Ruby every third Friday of the month. As such, The DC Center would love to have individuals or organizations volunteer to provide a meal to feed as many people at Casa Ruby as possible. Any amount of food is appreciated. Store bought meals are also welcomed. The next dinner will be November 18,2016 Click here to sign up: To learn more about Casa Ruby click here. Queries - Contact Lamar T at lamar@thedccenter.org Front Desk casa ruby.jpgThe DC Center for the LGBT community remains committed to helping members of our community whenever possible, and this goal could never be achieved without the help of our dedicated and incredible volunteers. For that, we would like to say thank you, and let you know that our work would not be able to continue without you.

The DC Center will be partnering with Casa Ruby, to provide a hot meal once per month to the many individuals they currently house. We hope to bring some warmth and nourishment to the folks at Casa Ruby every third Friday of the month. As such, The DC Center would love to have individuals or organizations volunteer to provide a meal to feed as many people at Casa Ruby as possible. Any amount of food is appreciated. Store bought meals are also welcomed.

The next dinner will be November 18,2016

Click here to sign up:

To learn more about Casa Ruby click here.

Queries - Contact Lamar T at lamar@thedccenter.org

]]> Food & Friends Volunteer - Thanksgiving tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5813 2016-10-24T20:56:29Z 2016-10-24T21:16:05Z Have you been meaning to get involved in the LGBT community and haven't really known how to start? Join the DC Center in volunteering at Food & Friends. For most, Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones, feast on delicious food and recognize all for which we have to be thankful. However, for thousands in the DC area, Thanksgiving takes on a special meaning. For the clients, Thanksgiving is about living to celebrate another holiday and about taking a break from their daily challenges. This is why we try and make sure it's a holiday worth celebrating. On Thanksgiving Day, thousands of volunteers will package and deliver 3,500 full holiday dinners. This year, our kitchen team will prepare 7,860 pounds of roasted turkey, 975 pounds of cornbread stuffing, 1,050 pounds of roasted potatoes and 780 pounds of green beans. Plus, each client will receive an Apple and Pumpkin pie! You can help make this day possible by VOLUNTEERING!!!!! Date/Time: Thanksgiving day ( November 24,2016 ), shift start at 4:55am - 6:44am. Food and friends is located at:219 Riggs Road, NE. If you need a ride from the Fort Totten Metro, call the Food and Friends shuttle at: (202) 669-6437. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP For questions contact : dacwi@hotmail.com Front Desk foodandfriends.jpgHave you been meaning to get involved in the LGBT community and haven't really known how to start? Join the DC Center in volunteering at Food & Friends.
For most, Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones, feast on delicious food and recognize all for which we have to be thankful. However, for thousands in the DC area, Thanksgiving takes on a special meaning.
For the clients, Thanksgiving is about living to celebrate another holiday and about taking a break from their daily challenges. This is why we try and make sure it's a holiday worth celebrating.

On Thanksgiving Day, thousands of volunteers will package and deliver 3,500 full holiday dinners.

This year, our kitchen team will prepare 7,860 pounds of roasted turkey, 975 pounds of cornbread stuffing, 1,050 pounds of roasted potatoes and 780 pounds of green beans. Plus, each client will receive an Apple and Pumpkin pie!

You can help make this day possible by VOLUNTEERING!!!!!

Date/Time: Thanksgiving day ( November 24,2016 ), shift start at 4:55am - 6:44am.

Food and friends is located at:219 Riggs Road, NE. If you need a ride from the Fort Totten Metro, call the Food and Friends shuttle at: (202) 669-6437.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

For questions contact : dacwi@hotmail.com

]]> November Volunteer Night tag:www.thedccenter.org,2016:/blog//1.5809 2016-10-22T16:44:35Z 2016-11-07T22:06:14Z Come join us on the first Monday of every month at 6:30 PM at the DC Center for our monthly volunteer night! The next volunteer night will be Monday, November 07, 2016. Come in for the chance to check out our facilities, meet new people and give back to your local community center. Activities may include: sorting through book donations, cleaning up around the center, taking inventory for our PrEP safer sex packets, and of course socializing! Pizza will also be provided, so join us for a fun night of giving back and getting together. Click here to sign up Front Desk

Volunteer Night.png

Come join us on the first Monday of every month at 6:30 PM at the DC Center for our monthly volunteer night! The next volunteer night will be Monday, November 07, 2016.

Come in for the chance to check out our facilities, meet new people and give back to your local community center. Activities may include: sorting through book donations, cleaning up around the center, taking inventory for our PrEP safer sex packets, and of course socializing!

Pizza will also be provided, so join us for a fun night of giving back and getting together.

Click here to sign up

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