Get Involved!
Everyone has something to offer, and Spring Street Center thrives with the support of community members. Share time, skills, and experience while empowering older adults and people with disabilities to live independently and stay connected to their communities.
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Volunteer Opportunities
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Get neighbors to their appointments and errands.
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Deliver food from The Siobhan Newman Memorial Food Pantry to people who are homebound.
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Provide companionship and support for older adults who are homebound (stipend-eligible).
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Serve in meaningful roles across the community based on skills and interests.
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Provide friendly visits, rides, tech help, and more.
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People with lived experience of disability provide meaningful support to others.
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Join us to help with systems-change and self-advocacy.
Donate Today
Every donation, no matter what size, supports our work to empower older adults and people with disabilities to live with independence, dignity, and purpose.
Testimonials
“Thank you for an experience of a lifetime for my husband, Gary. Personally, I wasn't sure he'd enjoy the program so I put it off. When I finally mentioned it to him, he said he'd like to try it. It took him about 5 minutes to warm up and then he didn't want to leave, and he couldn't wait to go back!”
– Betty, wife of Enrichment Center participant
“Our heartfelt thanks for providing DME equipment that allows us to safely get Bennie out into the community—something he truly loves. Because of your support, Bennie has more opportunities to participate, experience joy, and stay connected with the world around him. Your kindness and responsiveness have made a meaningful difference in his life, and we are deeply grateful.”
– Bennie & Gina Garcia
“I reached out in desperation after visiting the Social Security and Medi-Cal offices for help with my brother’s health insurance. We had been told his coverage had been stopped because of issues with his annual review, and I had no idea how to resolve the situation. Your team’s knowledge of Medi-Cal, Medicare, online services, and even conservatorship-related legal documents was incredible.”
– Barbara Tyler, sister and conservator of Joseph Patrick Piliero