Volunteering in Hampton

A resource center providing daily essentials, ADA shower facilities, community laundry, and meals to individuals facing a housing crisis, welcoming faith-based organizations, non-profits, and businesses to help meet urgent needs.

A community hub offering volunteer events, programs, outreach, and a Little Free Pantry for donations, where certified volunteers assist staff in connecting with the public and supporting monthly book sales.

A park hosting Invasive Species Removal Days where volunteers can spend time in nature, engage in physical activity, and help improve tree health by removing invasive plants.

The city's only open admission shelter welcoming volunteers to help with animal care, including walking dogs, socializing cats, cleaning, and laundry tasks.

Churches, synagogues, mosques, and organizations that open their doors during winter to provide emergency overnight shelter, meals, and support to homeless families.

A volunteer program where certified volunteers assist in removing illegal signs from the city's right-of-way and medians to improve safety and cleanliness.

A volunteer program training individuals in disaster preparedness and basic response skills to assist their community when professional responders are unavailable.

A volunteer program where appointed advocates represent the best interests of children involved in court cases due to abuse or neglect.

A webpage and contact point for local donation opportunities to help neighbors struggling with housing, food, and critical life resources.

A branch of the Chesapeake Public Library hosting the Little Free Pantry for accepting donations of food, baby needs, cleaning items, and personal hygiene products.

A branch of the Chesapeake Public Library hosting the Little Free Pantry for accepting donations of food, baby needs, cleaning items, and personal hygiene products.