Introducing Your Impact, Their Future: Supporting Volunteers of America of Florida . A New Video Showcasing the Life-Changing Difference You’ve Made
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Volunteers of America of Florida invites all Marion County residents and supporters to participate in Give4Marion by visiting Give to Volunteers of America of Florida | Give4Marion on September 16-17
Volunteers of America of Florida (VOAF) Sebring office is relocating to a new address at 844 Poinsettia Avenue, Sebring, FL 33870
Operation Backpack® 2025 is officially launching, aiming to provide children in need across the local area with new backpacks and essential school supplies.
Join us in celebrating the hard work of The Mission Continues as they make a tangible difference at James Cole Village. Their dedicated service during Operation Tampa Bay Blitz exemplifies the power of community and volunteerism.
Janet Stringfellow, President & CEO of Volunteers of America of Florida (VOAF), was honored with the prestigious Excellence in Philanthropy Award at the Volunteers of America National Conference. This recognition celebrates Janet’s extraordinary leadership and dedication to serving Florida’s most vulnerable communities, exemplifying what it means to lead with compassion and impact.
During a day volunteering at my grandson’s school, I noticed a stark contrast in audience size and enthusiasm between a 1st-grade basketball game and a high school match. This observation led me to reflect on the moments we choose to show up for others and the importance of sustained support.
Ronal, a former Army Bomb Specialist, faced significant challenges after his military service. Transitioning to civilian life was tough due to injuries sustained in service, including a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and nerve damage in his left leg. These physical limitations, coupled with a struggle to adapt to civilian work environments, led him into a difficult phase. Ronal spent most of his career as a delivery driver, assisting in a woodshop, and managing supply orders. Ronal grappled with drug dependency, which had started as a coping mechanism during his service. His situation reached a low point when he found himself…
Project Day: Friday, June 20, 2025 Day one of Operation Tampa Bay Blitz will take place at The Volunteers of America Florida – James Cole Village. Mark your calendars for June 20th! The Mission Continues is making its much-anticipated return to James Cole Village, signaling the start of an exciting week of service and community engagement. Be a part of this momentous occasion as we collaborate for lasting impact. Join us and witness firsthand the power of unity and commitment to positive change. Together with our partners, we are spending the day: REGISTER FOR PROJECT