We’re so excited for our third year of Community Volunteering events on tour.  Thank you to everyone who participated!

4/19 Seattle, WA – Compass Housing Alliance

Compass Housing Alliance develops and provides essential services, shelter, and affordable housing so that everyone in their community has a safe place to call home.

Our helping friendly team of volunteers beautified their urban garden and playground!

4/23 San Francisco, CA – Marin Food Bank

The San Francisco-Marin Food Bank’s mission is to end hunger by getting food and groceries out to the community every day. One in 5 people in San Francisco and Marin county suffer from daily food insecurity. The Food Bank relies on 200 volunteers every day to keep up with food distribution.

Our team joined other volunteers to help out in their warehouse, building boxes of non-perishable groceries for seniors in need.

4/26 Los Angeles, CA – Nourish LA’s Good Karma Gardens

Good Karma Garden’s mission is to cultivate a culture of generosity, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. They envision a world where barren lawns are transformed into vibrant and thriving ecosystems, teeming with diverse plant life and providing sustenance for both humans and pollinators.

Our team picked up trash and planted wildflower seeds at Elysian Park.

6/21 Manchester, NH – New Hampshire Food Bank

The NH Food Bank is the only food bank in the state. They work to provide nutritions food and resources to the hundreds of thousands of NH residents who are suffering from food insecurity. They supply millions of pounds of food annually to 400+ partner agencies like food pantries, shelters, soup kitchens, children’s programs, and senior centers.

We pulled some weeds, watered the veggies, and dug a compost pit.

6/26 Austin, TX – Austin Humane Society

Austin Humane Society (AHS) is the longest standing no-kill, non-prifit pet and adoption center in Austin, serving the community since 1952. AHS transforms the lives of animals and the people who love them through life-saving programs that find animals homes, service animals and people in times of crisis, prevent future homelessness through spay and neuter, and engage the community to be a part of the solution. Each year, AHS unleashes hope for over 11,000 animals, thanks to the generosity of donors and volunteers.

Our volunteers cleaned and disinfected cat carriers for the TNR program, made toys and treats for the cats and dogs, and got a lot of quality time in with some furry friends.