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Volunteer USA Foundation (EIN 26-0587238) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that advocates for volunteer efforts which protect our pristine environment. In addition to sharing your time, we encourage individuals to learn more about our organization and donate to support the Foundation’s eco-Volunteer USA projects and other community-based initiatives.

Donating to Volunteer USA is easy. If you wish, you may designate your dollars to one of our program areas. There are many opportunities to give, including a financial donation and in-kind gifts. You can donate online using our secure form or pay by check.

Volunteer USA is also recognized for our successful mentoring and literacy programs as the heart of how we improve families’ lives. We believe by educating and empowering others, we will grow the passions of our movement. We know that selfless actions are the very heart of what we do and how individually and together we can change lives for the better.

Read what others are saying about Volunteer USA ---

“Prepare the trail today, for children to be tomorrow's environmental caretakers of our unique natural resource…Florida State Parks.”
JT/John Eldreth, Oscar Sherer State Park

“In late 2007, I had an interview to be a park volunteer. I knew the instant I drove down the winding wooded road that I had arrived "home" In the course of volunteering, I have met a truly dedicated staff of park employees and will be forever grateful for the knowledge they have shared with me. It is an amazing experience to be part of this organization.”
Barb Sibila, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park

“Volunteering in Florida is for us as natives to never forget what has been set aside for us to enjoy, and pass along for others.”
Gloria Connell, park volunteer

“When I finished treatment for breast cancer a neighbor invited me to a volunteer meeting at Rainbow Springs State Park. My husband I and I became active volunteers helping with everything that we could. When he later died, I knew I would have a long mourning period. I could either spend that crying home alone or being productive. I chose the latter, and the park was offered me many opportunities. It has been a wonderful experience.”
Marylou Klein, park volunteer