Central Parkway YMCA

It's a GOOD NEIGHBOR PROJECT! Join Central Parkway YMCA members and friends as we GO OUT into the community and MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Central Parkway has teamed up with St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP) to support their Diaper Bank and help ensure our neighbors have access to child care items they need. Volunteers will help stock supplies, assist neighbors as they shop, and lend an extra set of hands behind the scenes. Every role helps SVDP serve our community with dignity, respect, and compassion. 🍼 Diaper Bank Opportunity Thursday, November 12 | 1:00 PM–3:00 PM Age Requirement: Volunteers must be at least 14 years old, in accordance with SVDP guidelines. St. Vincent De Paul provides diapers to those in need so that they have one less thing to worry about as they try to make ends meet. Volunteers will help stock supplies, assist neighbors as they shop, and lend an extra set of hands behind the scenes. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old to participate, in accordance with SVDP guidelines. ⭐⭐⭐ THIS WILL REQUIRE YOU TO REGISTER WITH ST. VINCENT DE PAUL AND THE YMCA! HOW TO REGISTER: ⭐ If you are planning to volunteer for the date above, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the Volunteer Button next to the activity you are interested in. A Y Staff member will contact you with instructions on completing your St. Vincent de Paul registration and provide information on going together on the event day. DAY-OF INFORMATION: Parking & Directions - Park at the Liz Carter Center, 1125 William L. Mallory Sr. Street, Cincinnati, OH 45214 (formerly 1125 Bank St.). Look for the parking lot surrounded by a black gate. - If the lot is full, street parking is also available. - Once parked, walk across the street to the Neyer Outreach Center, 1146 William L. Mallory Sr. Street. - Once inside, look to the right of the Front Desk for the Volunteer Room. - Sign in using the tablet in the Volunteer Room. If you have any issues with the tablet, a paper sign-in sheet is available. - You'll receive a brief orientation before beginning your shift. What to Wear - Comfortable, closed-toe shoes - Clothing you can easily move around in - Weather-appropriate attire, as you may help neighbors take groceries to their cars - Appropriate, non-political clothing that is not revealing, short, or tight Thank you for making an impact in our community by volunteering with the Y!