Capewide volunteers needed for ASGCC!

The AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod needs volunteers for a variety of duties
More than 300 volunteers serve the ASGCC with over 10,000 hours of vital services!

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olunteers are the backbone of the ASGCC. They are the reason we have grown and warmly weathered over two decades of continuous service to the diverse communities of Cape Cod. More than 300 hundred volunteers serve the ASGCC with over 10,000 hours of vital service annually by assisting and helping to implement our various client programs and nonprofit mission. We are extremely grateful for their generosity. Their loyal commitment truly shows that Cape Cod continues to care in the fight against HIV and AIDS.

New and talented volunteers, warm in heart and spirit, are always needed and valued from both the ASGCC Hyannis and Provincetown offices.

Here?s just a few examples of volunteering opportunities:

• Provide respite care for a caregiver
• Cook for Local Flavor, our Tuesday night community dinner
• Grocery shop for someone homebound
• Pick-up prescriptions or run an errand for a client
• Join an event committee: Auction, Chef?s Table, Cabaret, and more
• Answer phones, greet clients & assist with mailings/office duties (Provincetown office)
• Deliver meals?weekday lunches - Mon-Fri 11:30-Noon, Provincetown-North Truro
• Help cook/serve lunch (Provinetown office)
• Transport a client to a doctor?s appointment - Provincetown-Hyannis.
• Provide hope and make new friends

To learn more about our varied volunteer opportunities and how you can help, please call the Hyannis office at 508-778-1954 or the Provincetown office at 508-487-9445 or e-mail Ewa@asgcc.org.

AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod is a Massachusetts charitable corporation, exempt from taxation under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are fully tax-deductible as allowed by law.

Founded in 1983 and incorporated in 1986, the Provincetown AIDS Support Group (PASG) began as a grass-roots, volunteer-based response to the AIDS epidemic in Provincetown. At that point in the epidemic, Provincetown was at the epicenter of the AIDS crisis and hundreds of sick gay men moved here to avoid stigmatism and to find a welcoming and caring community. Our organization has continued to respond to the needs of men and women living with HIV/AID, changing our services and service area to accommodate those infected and affected by HIV.

Read more about the organization's history here.