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Volunteer to Help

Do You Want to Get Involved? Here's How You Can Help

To make a donation or volunteer at a local domestic violence shelter, contact the shelter directly. A list of shelters and service providers in Maricopa County is available here.

A flier on how you can help is available here.

For more information about MAG's domestic violence committees and how to involved, contact Renae Tenney, MAG Human Services Planner, at 602-254-6300 or by
e-mail:
rtenney@mag.maricopa.gov.

MAG Domestic Violence Related Committees


Domestic Violence Shelters Wish List *

Products and services businesses might provide:

  • Printing Resources – newsletters, invitations for events; event programs; safety plans for women and for children; program materials
  • Meeting, conference and storage space – for staff retreats, staff and volunteer training, temporary placement of items needed for upcoming events or programs
  • Training opportunities – ability to participate in corporate training opportunities on human resources/personnel, diversity, strategic planning, CPR/first aid, etc.
  • Technical assistance – for information technology, mechanical systems, facilities management
  • Maintenance services – for facility maintenance, preventive as well as repair and upkeep
  • Personnel/HR services – consultation, training for administrative and supervisory staff
  • Office equipment and/or furniture – for administrative functions as well as furniture for counseling rooms and use by staff, volunteers, and residents/participants
  • Transportation services – for participants to attend court, take care of appointments, obtain and keep employment
  • Scholarships – to community colleges, technical or vocational schools
  • Professional painting services – to present a clean and pleasant environment for the women and children
  • Vehicles – vans for use by the shelter staff and volunteers to transport women and children as well as obtain needed items; cars in excellent working order for women to obtain title

Products and services employees might provide:

  • Professional clothing for women – for job interviews and professional positions
  • Hygiene products – full-sized containers of soap, shampoo, lotions
  • Food or food gift certificates/coupons – for use at the shelters
  • Household items – dishes, small appliances for use at the shelters and to give to families as they move into the community
  • Gift certificates for products/merchandise – general retailers such as Target and Walmart and drug stores. These are used for special needs for women and children such as prescription co-pays, underwear, shoes, school uniforms, infant needs
  • Phone cards – for participants to use in contacting family, establish supports in a new community in which the family may relocate
  • Child care services – to enable women to attend to needs
  • Temporary pet care service – for foster care of pets
  • Training and mentoring related to employment – resume-writing, interviewing skills
  • Flowers – to thank donors and volunteers, to recognize staff members and volunteers, to brighten the environment for the women and children
     

For donation pick-up and delivery, call Community Care Connections at 602-796-3805.
To volunteer, call Community Care Connections at 480-785-2909.
*All contributions are tax-deductible.

 

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The development of the web pages was supported through an Innovative Grant from the Governor's Office for Children, Youth and Families, Division for Women.