Volunteer
The Northeast Florida Community Action Agency relies on funds raised throughout the communities in which it serves – Baker, Duval, Clay, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns. The agency is one of the largest non-profit community action groups in Northeast Florida and is largely funded by the Federal government. In order to maintain the services and programs provided to our clients and to better the community, we welcome volunteers and accept donations.
Our Partners in Service and Support
Thousands of North Florida families rely on us to help them each and every week. We rely on the following groups and agencies to help us help them:
- City of Jacksonville
- Federal Department of Health and Human Services
- Federal Department of Energy
- Florida Department of Community Affairs
- Youth Crime Watch of America
- Florida Community College Jacksonville
- Volunteer Jacksonville, Inc.
- St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners
- Baker County Board of County Commissioners
- Nassau County Board of County Commissioners
- Emergency Food and Shelter Program
- Lutheran Social Services
- Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
- Okefenokee Rural Electric Membership Corporation
Currently, over 300 volunteers donate 6,000 hours annually to assist the agency in providing family and community services. We rely on volunteers to assist in youth programs, prepare food for commodity services, make deliveries and other organized community activities. The agency welcomes all volunteers to assist in our programs and fundraising activities, and to help us spread the word. Our volunteers allow us to remain one of the largest community action groups in Northeast Florida, touching thousands of lives every day.
To become a volunteer or learn more about The Northeast Florida Community Action agency, please call or email the family and community service manager in your county or call (904) 398-7472.
