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Volunteer with POWER (Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery)

Volunteer

Addiction feeds on isolation. Recovery is based on connection. You can be one of those connections by becoming a POWER volunteer.

Work alone or in a group, on short- or long-term projects. Some examples: make a meal, lead a class in yoga or art, teach literacy or financial skills, provide cosmetic services, help plan or staff our annual fundraising event, or give us your idea for a project to benefit POWER clients. Our volunteer manager will work with you to determine your best fit. Start by filling out the volunteer application, and we’ll be in touch!

For questions about volunteer opportunities for your group, please contact:

Karen Clark ** Volunteer Manager kclark@power-recovery.com 412-243-7535, ext. 1113**

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