This Year...
VOLUNTEER
  

SO MANY WAYS TO VOLUNTEER WITH MCCCS:

Hunger Action at the 16th Street J
February 4 and February 18

Hunger Action at DC Central Kitchen
February 7

Knit and Nosh
February 10

Emery Shelter
February 14


Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Viewing Party 
February 14

COMING SOON
CERT Training - March 8-11
Behrend Builders Open Build - March 21
(More information coming soon!)



WE WILL ACCEPT YOUR DONATIONS ALL YEAR!
Unfortunatly we have limited space and can only accept the following. Please consider donating clothing or household items to: Green Door,  Martha's Table, SOME or Goodwill.

Toiletries - Collect shampoo, lotions and hand sanitizer for us to give to the homeless community. Do you travel a lot for work? Keep a box under your desk or at home near your suitcase. When it gets full give us a call and we'll store it for D25 2010.

Snacks - Bring any sized packages of raisins, chocolate chips or M&M candies and peanuts to make trail mix. We run 2 Hunger Action events a month and always make trail mix for low-income and homeless children.

Monetary - We purchase supplies everyday to help with out volunteer projects. Your dollars will make a difference in the paint, rollers, brushes and food we buy to help those in-need in our DC community. Whether it's $1 or $1000 every dollar counts and makes a difference in someone's life!

Contact Erica to arrange a drop off or pick up.

  


 READ ABOUT OUR DAYS OF SERVICE
  


Join our high-impact days of service: repair a homeless shelter on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, work outdoors at Spring Into Action, feed over 10,000 homeless on Thanksgiving Day, throw parties at homeless shelters and distribute gifts to underprivileged children and seniors through our signature December 25th Day of Service. 

 


OUR MISSION

The Morris Cafritz Center for Community Service (MCCCS) at the Washington DCJCC organizes high-impact community service projects and events that address unmet needs in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. For the past 20 years the MCCCS has enabled tens of thousands of individuals to make a difference in our community.
 
Our volunteers take responsibility to enrich the lives of others as well as their own. Through active partnerships with over 100 local social service agencies and corporations we are repairing the world – one neighborhood at a time.          

 

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