Get Involved
Looking to help out your community and be a part of change? Check out the ways you can get involved below.
Looking to help out your community and be a part of change? Check out the ways you can get involved below.
Our residents’ health is our top priority. Due to COVID-19, volunteer opportunities inside our facility are very restricted. However, there are several other ways to volunteer for The Boulevard: host a donation drive, participate in our Share-A-Meal program, help out in our gardens, or even join our Associate Board. We will provide updates as pandemic restrictions ease.
Please contact us at volunteer@blvd.org or click the button below to get involved.
An important part of our clients’ medical recovery is maintaining a balanced and nutritious diet. If you’d like to donate or prepare a meal for our clients, please contact us.
If you’d like to help represent us at volunteer fairs, involvement fairs, or have us out to your university, high school, or organization to share our mission, contact us.
The Boulevard invites you to view our Amazon Wishlist, where you'll find essential hygiene and personal items. Directly support our residents by purchasing items on the list and shipping them to our facility.
Our residents typically come to the House with nothing but the clothes on their back. Through the generosity of its supporters, The Boulevard provides everything residents need to restore their health and rebuild their lives. Here’s what your gift can do.
$5,000 can cover the costs associated with setting up a new home for one person moving into permanent housing.
$2,500 can provide one month of on-site medical respite care for one resident, including physicals, bloodwork, and more.
$1,000 can cover the cost of six months of group counseling to address residents' trauma so they can rebuild their lives.
$500 will help provide work clothes, shoes, and transportation for the first month of a client's new job opportunity.
$100 will help provide a client with documentation such as an ID or Social Security card that are critical for accessing public benefits.