Community involvement

Help older neighbors stay safe at home

Give two hours a week to drive an older adult to the clinic, deliver fresh pantry groceries, or stop by for a front porch conversation in your county.

Ways to serve

Practical volunteer roles

Every assignment addresses a concrete daily need. Choose the schedule and service type that fits your routine.

Clinic drivers

Friendly visitors

Pantry couriers

Provide reliable round-trip rides for non-emergency medical visits, pharmacy pickups, and local therapy appointments in your personal vehicle.

Spend an hour sharing coffee, playing cards, or talking through weekly news on the porch to keep older adults socially connected.

Pick up ordered grocery boxes and household staples from local markets and deliver them directly to kitchen counters across town.

Simple onboarding

Getting started as a volunteer

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Short interest form

Background screening

Practical orientation

First neighbor match

Submit your basic details, town location, and available weekday or weekend hours through our website or direct line.

Complete a routine background check and driving record verification paid entirely by our nonprofit alliance.

Review our communication guidelines, elder safety protocols, and dispatch procedures during a forty-minute telephone or in-person briefing.

Receive your first local assignment paired with direct staff phone support whenever you head out on the road.

Support your Indiana neighbors

Whether you have two hours each month or two mornings every week, your time protects an older adult's independence. Send us a note or call our staff desk.