Volunteer Opportunities are always available!

Ways to volunteer:

• Check back here often to see the latest volunteer opportunities available. Butler County United Way counts on community volunteers like you to make a positive impact on our community.
• Want to volunteer in the community, but you're not sure exactly what it is you want to do? You can check out our new program that helps you find volunteer opportunities in the Butler County area tailored to your interests and availability! Check out the Volunteers Making a Difference section below.
• Check your local newspaper periodically for volunteer opportunities. Butler County United Way continually releases dates and information of upcoming programs and events in need of volunteers.
• Give us a call! We will surely have an event or program coming up that could use your help. The daily operation and success of Butler County United Way relies heavily on community volunteers.

Volunteers Making a Difference

Volunteer with Butler County United Way

• Speakers Bureau
• Regional Day of Action
• Campaign
• BCUW Committees
• 2008 Allocations
• more to come...

Volunteer Spotlight

Butler County United Way and Red Cross volunteers (l-r) Grace Marie Eckman, Chelsea Kaiser, Ted Ross, Christine Birhanzl, Charlie Lowe Jr. and Whitney Ellis (click picture to enlarge)

Christine Birhanzl of the Red Cross, along with a handful of other volunteers spent Friday, December 21st traversing Butler County delivering Christmas trees to families in need. As part of the Butler County United Way and Target Share-A-Tree program, 6 fully decorated artificial trees were donated by the Fairfield Township and West Chester Target stores.

A notice was sent out regarding the available trees, and Butler County schools and social service agencies responded with names of families who otherwise would have gone without a Christmas tree this year.

Grace Marie Eckman found the experience to be very rewarding; "Not only did we deliver Christmas trees, we delivered happiness, joy and saw the true meaning of Christmas within each family."

A special "Thank You" goes out to Christine Birhanzl and her volunteers for committing so much time and effort to this special program. It truly was a great experience, and the families that recieved the trees will be able to enjoy them for many more Christmas holidays to come.