Whether you want to volunteer on your own, serve as a group, donate much-needed items, or host a holiday drive, there is a pathway for you at Coburn Place to support survivors and their kids in Indianapolis.
Choose an option below to get started:
Get Involved
Share your talent, time or goods to help survivors
You can make a difference!
- Volunteer Solo
- Volunteer as a Group
- Donate Goods
- Host a Donation Drive
Volunteering on your own might look like:
- Setting up and decorating apartments
- Tending to our community garden or caring for our grounds
- Organizing pantries and donations
- Putting together care packages
- Working with kids
- Facilitating programs
- Planning and assisting with events
- Serving on committees or the Board of Directors
- Partnering one-on-one with survivors
If there’s something else you’d like to bring to the table that’s not listed here, we’re all ears.
To learn more about our volunteer program contact Haylee Sanford, hsanford@coburnplace.org.
Volunteering as a group means that you get to make a lasting impact for families all while team-building and having fun.
Group opportunities include things like apartment set-up, outdoor work, administrative tasks, and so much. Almost no two volunteer days are the same. We have wonderful opportunities for you to make a difference for someone in need.
Click here to get started! Contact Drew LaCroix with any questions.
Families arrive at Coburn Place to fully-furnished and decorated apartments, cupboards full of food, all because of donated goods from the community. And then when they move out, supporters make sure that the next family has the exact same experience.
We have a constant need for donations in our more than seven pantries. Donating goods is a vital way to support survivors starting over at Coburn Place.
During this time of year, we need all the help we can get stocking up so survivors and their kids have what they need all year long.
