Volunteer

two volunteers stand behind a NAMI Will-Grundy information table
four volunteers stand behind a NAMI Will-Grundy information table

Ways you can volunteer and make a difference

  • Handing out brochures at weekend community events
  • Distributing NAMI brochures to businesses and churches
  • Planning or working at a fundraiser event
  • Finding event sponsors
  • Helping coordinate volunteers
  • Training to be a support group facilitator
  • Training to lead a class
  • Sharing your story with a group
  • Contacting legislators about mental health bills
  • Encouraging others to advocate for mental health legislation
  • Researching and finding information to highlight in our e-newsletter and website

 

Please contact our Volunteer Chairperson, Julie Arvia, with any questions you have on volunteering! Email: [email protected]

High school and college students can earn service hours by volunteering with us. Just ask us how!

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