Can I volunteer with my children?

Children under 18 cannot volunteer on campus due to safety and confidentiality policies. Families can help by fundraising, hosting supplies drives, or making meals together to donate.

What opportunities require additional background screening?

Mentorship and volunteer roles exceeding 10 hours per month require additional screening.

What is mentorship like?

Mentors work one-on-one with a child, teen, or young adult twice a month for at least one year, providing support, advice, encouragement, and care.

Volunteer with Place of Hope E.N.G.A.G.E

Enrich the Next Generation to Achieve Growth & Excellence

Volunteers are a valued and essential part of Place of Hope’s mission. Whether you are a mentor, cook, athlete, handyman, or have other gifts, we invite you to use your God-given abilities to serve alongside us.

Volunteer Application

Volunteer opportunities

We offer opportunities for both individuals and groups, including:

Mentorships
Meals & Cooking
Special Event Help and Preparation
Art & Music Lessons or Activities
Administrative Assistance
Campus Maintenance & Beautification
Independent Living Classes
Host a Drive
Host an Event
Join an Event Committee
Angel Moms

If you have skills beyond these areas, please reach out to [email protected]

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Three people in green shirts, volunteering for a kids charity, unload orange marigold flowers from the back of a white pickup truck on a sunny day. One person stands outside holding flowers while two others work inside the truck bed.

Volunteer Locations

Three children ride bicycles on a red brick path toward a white suburban house, surrounded by green grass and trees on a sunny day—a joyful scene often supported by charities for children.

Palm Beach Gardens

Place of Hope (Family Cottages)

A light yellow building for a nonprofit for children with double glass doors, a red ribbon across the entrance, two palm trees, and a flower bed with yellow flowers along the sidewalk. The building number 3528 is above the door.

Palm Beach Gardens

Villages of Hope (Independent Living Program), Joann’s Cottage (Maternity Home)

A single-story building with white walls and a columned entrance, home to a nonprofit for children, is surrounded by landscaped greenery and a red brick circular driveway, under a partly cloudy sky.

West Palm Beach

Place of Hope (Family Cottages)

A paved courtyard with benches, palm trees, and manicured grass is shown at sunset. Warm lighting from lamp posts and pastel clouds create a peaceful atmosphere—perfect for gatherings by a kids charity. White-roofed buildings stand in the background.

Boca Raton

Villages of Hope (Independent Living Program)

A white single-story house with large windows sits behind a curved, paved driveway. The well-kept yard, ideal for a kids charity event, features green grass, neatly trimmed bushes, and several large, shady trees.

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Place of Hope (Family Cottages) and Villages of Hope (Independent Living Program)

Donations & Supplies Drives

Another impactful way to get involved is by donating needed supplies individually or through your school, community, or business. Contact [email protected] for a current list.

Items may include: