Wednesday, December 11, 2024

Outreach: Volunteers Making a Difference at Father Joe’s Villages

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The Heartbeat of Father Joe’s Villages

Father Joe’s Villages owes its existence and continued success to the selfless dedication of community members who transform their care and concern into meaningful action. For nearly 75 years, our organization has been sustained by the unwavering support of thousands of volunteers, whose contributions make our work possible. In 2023 alone, over 5,200 volunteers generously devoted more than 52,000 hours of their time and talent to our cause.

These volunteers undertake a myriad of tasks, from meal preparation and service in our two kitchens, to conducting art classes, organizing events for children and families, providing haircuts, and spearheading drives to collect essential items like blankets and diapers. Their impact resonates deeply within the fabric of our community, touching the lives of those we serve in profound ways.

At Father Joe’s Villages, we recognize that every volunteer and every hour they dedicate is invaluable. Their commitment leaves an indelible mark on the lives of individuals experiencing homelessness, helping to pave the way towards a brighter future for them.

We extend a warm invitation to individuals and groups from all walks of life to join us in our mission. Whether you are an individual, a family, a religious organization, a community group, a military unit, a corporation, or a local business, there is a place for you at Father Joe’s Villages.

If you are eager to explore volunteer opportunities whether it is sharing a skill with our residents or organizing a donation drive, we encourage you to reach out to our team at (619) 645-6412.
Together, we can continue to build a community where compassion and action intersect to create lasting change.

Join us in making a difference today. www.neighbor.org

Danitza Villanueva
Danitza Villanueva
Danitza Villanueva was born in San Diego but spent her youth with her family in Tijuana and grew up on both sides of the border. She has transferred her unique insight of cross-border culture, trends and philanthropy to her business and community interests. Danitza is the first woman from her family to graduate from college. She has two degrees, one from Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Fashion Marketing, and a second from San Diego Christian College in Communications. After starting GB Magazine with Esteban Villanueva in 2007, she has gone on to win awards and recognition from the community for her support of helping raise millions of dollars for non-profit organizations. Currently she resides in East County in San Diego where she and her husband Esteban run DAESVI Publishing, home to GB Magazine, among several other publications.

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