
It takes a village!
Were you born to be a volunteer? Our unique volunteer possibilities allow you to determine the flexibility and level of involvement. Let’s talk about the ways we can encourage you to be the phenomenal volunteer you were meant to be! Our volunteer teams empower our residents to be the best humans they can be. We are changing the game in how support and encouragement are provided to this underserved, overlooked and underestimated population. We need your remarkable knowledge base, skills and talents to help keep our village running and we have many exciting opportunities to get you involved. Let’s be friends!
“It has opened my eyes to finding out what I love doing which is helping people and I hope to come back and continue supporting people who are in a position I once was in. “
What was your living situation
before coming to Working Fusion?
Homeless
Working Fusion Resident
“I’m glad I got to be a part of a community that supports people while not holding their past mistakes against them and works with us despite our struggles. I met a lot of amazing people that I continue friendships with and who support me. It has opened my eyes to finding out what I love doing which is helping people and I hope to come back and continue supporting people who are in a position I once was in. “
“I have love for all of my neighbors and I’m getting to know really cool people and learn from them.”
What was your living situation
before coming to Working Fusion?
Foster Home
Working Fusion Resident
“I was in a foster home previous to joining the village and I had the feeling not only internally but from the family that it was time to move on. Coming into the village has been really cool. It took time for me to get comfortable and at first I wasn’t totally sold but now it’s a decision I’m very thankful I made. I have love for all of my neighbors and I’m getting to know really cool people and learn from them. I am continuing to feel comfortable with staff and opening up but as time goes on it becomes easier. Since entering the village I’ve become more open to trying new things and looking for new experiences.”