Get Involved
Your time and talents play a vital role in the work happening at Pathways. Whether you have a few hours to give or are looking for ongoing engagement, there are meaningful ways to get involved and make a lasting impact across our campus.
VOLUNTEER
Volunteering at Pathways is a rewarding way to give back. Whether you have a few hours or can commit regularly, your time makes a life-changing difference.
Campus Improvement Projects
Help us create a campus that reflects the dignity and care we extend to every guest. From landscaping to light repairs, your hands-on support enhances the environment for all who walk through our doors. Explore current projects and discover how you can make a tangible impact.
Volunteer with an Agency
Our on-site partners provide essential services—from housing and healthcare to job readiness and recovery. By volunteering directly with an agency, you’ll support their unique missions while contributing to our shared vision of self-sufficiency for all. Browse opportunities and connect with causes that move you.
It has been incredibly rewarding to help break barriers through financial coaching. Our Founders employees have witnessed firsthand the remarkable transformations experienced by clients who have taken advantage of our services. Through monthly sessions, we've been able to provide the guidance and support needed to empower individuals on their financial journeys, leading to meaningful and lasting change in their lives.
Stacey Adams
Founders Federal Credit Union
Alston Wilkes Society
Support with obtaining clothing and vital documents like IDs, driver’s licenses, Social Security cards, and birth certificates. Services for veterans and their families include transitional housing and reentry support for justice-involved individuals.
Bethel Shelters
Day shelter for adults over 18, offering case management, showers, laundry, lockers, and respite services.
Carolina Community Actions
Community services include rental assistance, low-income energy support, home weatherization assessments, SNAP/WIC benefits, and the Head Start program to boost school readiness for children and infants.
Catawba Mental Health
Provides counseling, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, crisis intervention, and additional support for individuals with serious mental illnesses and emotional disorders.
Faces and Voices of Recovery
Certified Peer Support Specialist available to screen, coach, and link to recovery programs.
The Haven Men's Shelter
Transitional Men’s Shelter with 27 beds, available for up to 90 days for men actively working and moving towards self-sufficiency.
House of Agape Ministry
Evening Soup Kitchen open to all in need of a meal, no Pathways client status required.
Keystone Substance Abuse Services
An on-site Peer Support Specialist educates on harm reduction and addiction, mentors, hosts recovery groups and connects individuals to treatment or detox services.
The Life House
The Cottage provides 36 beds as an emergency shelter for single women, offering a safe and warm sleeping environment.
The Manna House Pantry
Combats hunger by offering anyone in York County access to nutritious, fresh groceries every Saturday morning.
No Sad Story Ministry / Cry Out 2 Get Out
Support services for victims and survivors of domestic violence. Education and support services for HIV/AIDS screening, testing, and transportation to Affinity.
