A Cape-wide call for Volunteers!

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
--Margaret Mead

Volunteers are the backbone of the ASGCC. They are the reason we have grown and weathered 25 years of continuous service to the diverse communities of Cape Cod. More than 200 hundred volunteers serve the ASGCC with over 10,000 hours of vital service annually by assisting and helping to implement our various client programs. We are extremely grateful for their generosity. Their loyal commitment truly shows that Cape Cod continues to care in the fight against HIV and AIDS.

How to become a volunteer at the ASGCC? Call us, send us an e-mail or stop by our office in Provincetown or Hyannis. We will schedule an interview with you, where we can meet and learn more what it is you would like to do and you will learn more about our volunteering needs and opportunites. We will give you the Volunteer Application to fill out, talk a little about your experiences and where best we can help each other within the organization. That's all!

Please call Edward Prete, Volunteer Coordinator in Hyannis office at (508) 778-1954 or e-mail to prete_asgcc@yahoo.com or call Ewa Nogiec in Provincetown office at (508) 487-9445 ext. 16 or e-mail to Ewa@asgcc.org.

March 15, 2008 - Food Drive, Stop & Shop, Orleans.
Volunteers Maggie & Jackie are ready to take donations
and answer any questions about our Agency.

Volunteer Andrew gives Food Drive Shopping List to a potential donor. 100% of all the food collected goes to the clients of the ASGCC.

Volunteers making SaferSex packages for Sexy Summer program.
We distribute over 100,000 condoms a year.

Volunteer Walter selling 2006 Auction t-shirts
in front of the Summer Shop.
We sell almost 400 shirts in season for $20.00 each.

Some of our volunteering opportunities:

· Lunch Delivery Mon-Fri, Provincetown-North Truro

· Providing respite care for a caregiver

· Cooking for Local Flavor, our Tuesday night community dinner

· Grocery shopping for someone homebound

· Pick-up prescriptions or run an errand for a client

· Answering phones and assisting with mailings/office duties

· Helping cook/serve lunch, Provincetown office

· Transporting a client to a doctor’s appointment

· Providing hope and making new friends

2007 Summer Intern Mia helping at the reception desk.

© 2008 AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod