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Choose Service Free for You Catholicvolunteernetwork.Org $3 for Us to Print A DIRECTORY OF FULL-TIME, FAITH-BASED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES RESPONSE2020 DISCOVER 150+ VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS LAURA'S REFLECTION CHOOSE SERVICE FREE FOR YOU CATHOLICVOLUNTEERNETWORK.ORG $3 FOR US TO PRINT. PLEASE CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION. Envision a Loving World Come live the vision! Paris - Baltimore - London - Lima - Dublin 410-442-3171 LifeAsASister.org Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps Facebook “f” Logo CMYK / .eps RESPONSE2020 Letter from the Executive Director 2 Alphabetical Listing of Volunteer Programs 9 Board of Directors 2 Volunteer Program Listings 10 About Catholic Volunteer Network 3 Volunteering and Vocation INSERT Partners for Service 4 Volunteer Reflection – Choose Service by Laura National Partner Organizations 5 Camarata, Farm of the Child, 2016-2019 INSERT CVN en Español 5 Index: Type of Service Placement 84 Ten Tips for Getting Started 6 Index: Service Locations 100 Continuing the Journey – Resources for Index: Length of Service 104 Former Volunteers 7 Index: Age Requirements 106 Connect 7 Index: Additional Preferences 108 Graduate School Opportunities 8 Next Steps 112 Catholic Volunteer Network | 6930 Carroll Ave. Suite 820 | Takoma Park, MD 20912 301-270-0900 | [email protected] COVER PHOTO: Mister Nemanja and Miss Annie, two BECA (Bilingual Education for Central America) volunteers, with their reading buddy at San Jeronimo Bilingual School in Cofradia, Honduras. Photo by Cody Hays. Letter from the Executive Director Dear Friend, Faith is about transformation. For 56 years, Catholic Volunteer Network (CVN) has been transforming individuals and communities through faith-based service and mission. We offer a range of experiences that empower volunteers and the people they support. You may be moved by the poverty you see in far-away lands or right in your own neighborhood. You may feel called to be a voice for peace and justice in a world plagued by systemic oppression. Perhaps you want to work on concerns such as climate change, illiteracy, food insecurity, or homelessness. CVN can help. CVN has more than 150 member programs – all of whom believe that service, discernment, and community make transformation possible. As a welcoming community rooted in faith and social justice, we understand the relationship between serving others and deepening your understanding of calling, purpose, and meaning. We welcome you to join the more than 250,000 volunteers who have served with our programs over the years, helping nearly 3 million people annually around the world. We can help you pursue questions about who you are becoming – and what you offer a world in need. But your commitment will not end with CVN. Faith-based service is just one step along your way to becoming a more spiritually-grounded leader who will use future roles to change the world for the better. A year of service will catalyze your journey of personal and professional growth. It will help you transform communities, yourself, and others – no matter where you work, live, or worship. I’m glad you have found RESPONSE. Please keep reading. Keep praying. Keep asking. Do whatever helps you answer your call. Let us know if we can help. With prayers for transformation, Yonce Shelton EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Board of Directors Valarie Amica Phyllis Barker Colin Crowell Pat Moran Marian H. Uba Catholic Volunteers in Chicago, IL Twitter Change a Heart Mercy Volunteer Corps Florida Washington, DC Franciscan Volunteer Gwynedd Valley, PA Casselberry, FL Beverly Bond Program Beverly Bond, Strategic Kate Daly Pittsburgh, PA Sr. Caroljean Willie Heidi Aspinwall Resource Development Boston College Sisters of Charity Young Adult Missional Nashville, TN Chestnut Hill, MA Ron H. Smith of Cincinnati Movement Howard University Cincinnati, OH Lakeland, FL Tom Branen Tom King Washington, DC America’s Service UCLA Glenn Balzer Commissions Los Angeles, CA Monica Thom First Mennonite Washington, DC Konschnik Church of Denver Alexander LaPoint Catholic Denver, CO Thomas Casey FrancisCorps Apostolate Center Boys Hope Girls Hope Syracuse, NY Hyattsville, MD International Bridgeton, MO 2 RESPONSE 2020 | A DIRECTORY OF FAITH-BASED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES About Catholic Volunteer Network Established over 55 years ago, Catholic Volunteer Network (CVN) has Catholic Volunteer Network is a national facilitated the establishment of hundreds of volunteer and mission membership organization of Christian volunteer programs, helped thousands to experience personal transformation, and mission programs that fosters and promotes and impacted millions around the world. In the past year alone, CVN supported volunteers in 44 states, the District of Columbia, and 101 full-time domestic and international service countries serving in a variety of full-time, year-long, short-term, and opportunities for people of all backgrounds, ages, mission settings. Together, they made an impact on the lives of nearly 3 million people through service in education, social work, health and skills. care, sustainable farming initiatives, prison ministry, support for the homeless, and much more. Our Work Core Values Catholic Volunteer Network supports and enhances the work of our • We work from Gospel-based principles. network and members by providing training and resources, community- • We promote social justice for all, standing in solidarity with the poor. building opportunities, and national advocacy in support of faith-based • We advocate on behalf of faith-based volunteerism. service. • We strive to be inclusive and collaborative. • We commit to excellence in the quality of our services. Programmatic Support • We steward our fiscal resources with care and gratitude. We strive to promote best practices in volunteer management and support transformative service opportunities for volunteers in our member programs. We support our 155 member programs with programming resources, staff training, webinars, newsletters, brokered services, an annual National Conference on Faith-Based Service, and more. Vision Through service rooted in faith, all will know the opportunity to impact Recruitment the world and be transformed. We raise awareness about faith-based service by distributing thousands of RESPONSE directories, providing resources and search options to volunteers on our website, and making in-person visits to more than one hundred parishes and college campuses to share the benefits of engaging in faith-based service and help prospective volunteers discern if service is right for them. Commitment to Volunteer Community-Building We build and support the community of current and former volunteers Diversity and from all of our member programs by offering formation opportunities, resources, social events, and online groups for volunteers to use during and after their service program. Racial Justice Catholic Volunteer Network respects and upholds the dignity of all VOCARE persons regardless of the identities they hold. We believe that creating a just and diverse environment is more than an ideal. We welcome Our VOCARE initiative, supported by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, persons of every race, religion, culture, age, gender identity, sexual strengthens communities of women religious by developing new orientation, physical or emotional ability, immigration status, economic volunteer programs and service opportunities that give young adults situation, and family composition. the opportunity to serve with sisters, share in their way of life, and discern their own calling to a vocation. We invite our members to: create space for all persons to serve; celebrate all persons regardless of where they may be on their spiritual National Conference on Faith-Based Service journey; be guided by the light of goodwill, humility, and hospitality; and CVN’s Annual National Conference on Faith-Based Service brings be a community that follows Jesus’ example and stands in agreement together the stakeholders that make our work and impact possible – with Catholic Social Teaching – which upholds the life, dignity, and service program staff, campus ministers, former volunteers, and other equality of all human beings. advocates of faith-based service – to build community, develop new strategy, and work towards a stronger future for faith and service. Our full Diversity and Racial Justice Statement is at catholicvolunteernetwork.org in the “Who We Are” section. Catholic Volunteer Network’s operations are supported through program membership fees, grants, and personal contributions. CATHOLICVOLUNTEERNETWORK.ORG | RESPONSE 2020 3 Partners For Service Our Partners for Service are organizations and individuals who have given generously to support this annual publication of RESPONSE and the mission of Catholic Volunteer Network to encourage more people to live out their faith through service. We would like to express our gratitude to this year's Partners for Service. Foundations & Grant- Diocesan Offices St. Andrew Church Irma Esparza ROCHESTER, MI ORANGE, CA Making Institutions Archdiocese of Boston, Amaturo Family Propagation of the Faith John & Ellen Geiger Religious Communities Foundation, Inc. BRAINTREE, MA OVIEDO, FL Benedictine Sisters of FORT LAUDERDALE, FL Archdiocese of Chicago, Maureen Crowley Heil Perpetual Adoration MARSHFIELD, MA Bon Secours Young Adults Catholic Missions Office CLYDE, MO MARRIOTTSVILLE, MD CHICAGO, IL Jonathan Jacobs Congregation de Notre Catholic Apostolate Center Archdiocese of Cincinnati, FORT HOOD, TX Dame Blessed Sacrament HYATTSVILLE, MD Mission Office Lydia Kim CINCINNATI, OH Province LOUISVILLE, KY
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