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Meet new people who share your interests and compassion. Senior Corps RSVP helps active older adults find rewarding volunteer positions. There’s no need to look in the yellow pages or make random choices…just contact the Senior Corps RSVP office.

Our staff will work with you to match your interests and available time to what needs to get done. The choices are varied and practically limitless.
We’ll help you put your experience and know how to good use.
If you can grocery shop, deliver meals, drive someone to the doctor, pack boxes of groceries, read with a child, push a wheelchair, run a cash register, or serve a meal… you can help make a difference in someone’s life!
If you want to learn new skills we can make certain you receive the training to do taxes, do Medicare counseling, or give presentations about Medicare fraud.
If you are willing and able to show a senior how to use Facebook or the Internet you can open up new possibilities for them.
Call: 610-625-2290 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Visit: www.RSVPofLNC.org
Everyone has something to offer.
Everything matters!

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