Volunteers are the heart and soul of any non-profit organization. They dedicate their time, energy, and skills to making a real difference in the lives of others. This National Volunteer Month, we’d like to shine a spotlight on Sharon, a dedicated volunteer from Principled Technologies, who used her sabbatical to give back to the community through Urban Ministries of Wake County.
During her time with us, Sharon wasn’t just volunteering; she was immersing herself in the heart of our mission. She spent time sorting and distributing food essentials in our Hunger and Nutrition Program (the food pantry), ensuring families facing food insecurity had access to nutritious meals. She also volunteered with The Helen Wright Center for Women, our housing program, where she served a warm meal to residents seeking shelter and support.
Sharon’s experience is a testament to the diverse opportunities available with us. Whether you’re passionate about tackling hunger, supporting women in need, or providing quality healthcare, there’s a way for you to make a lasting impact.
Sharon’s journey isn’t just about volunteering; it’s about finding purpose and connection. Want to see Sharon’s story unfold? Watch a special video created by Sharon and her team highlighting her volunteer experience and the incredible work happening at Urban Ministries of Wake County. Get inspired and discover how you can use your skills to make a difference in the lives of others.
Click here to watch Sharon’s story.
Seeing Sharon’s dedication firsthand is a powerful reminder that even a short-term commitment can create significant change. This National Volunteer Month, we encourage you to follow Sharon’s lead and explore your own passions.
Interested in volunteering? Click here to learn more about the many ways you can get involved with Urban Ministries and contribute to a brighter future for Wake County.
