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Kearney, NE 68845
Road To Recovery drivers donate their time and vehicle to help cancer patients with limited or no transportation get to treatments. You choose the rides that work with your schedule. Rides are weekdays. We hope drivers provide 2 rides per month minimum; some help weekly if available. Volunteer drivers are ages 18-84 and a safe driving record, a current license, reliable vehicle, and insurance, and comfortable using technology. COVID-19 safety protocols are reviewed in training. Vaccinations are encouraged but not mandatory. We would love your help!
Date Posted: 2024-10-15
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Yakima, WA 98901
Help cancer patients in your community get to life-saving medical appointments. Road To Recovery drivers donate their time and vehicle to help cancer patients with limited or no transportation get to treatments. You choose the rides that work with your schedule. Rides are weekdays. We hope drivers provide 2 rides per month minimum; some help weekly if available. Volunteer drivers are ages 18-84 and a safe driving record, a current license, reliable vehicle, and insurance, and comfortable using technology. COVID-19 safety protocols, including wearing masks while in the vehicle, are reviewed in training. Vaccinations are encouraged but not mandatory. We would love your help! To sign up: respond via Volunteer Match or visit the American Cancer Society's volunteercommunity.cancer.org, search by zip and/or Road To Recovery to learn more, sign up and to start training.
Date Posted: 2024-10-15
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Holland, MI 49423
Help cancer patients in your community get to life-saving medical appointments. Road To Recovery drivers donate their time and vehicle to help cancer patients with limited or no transportation get to treatments. You choose the rides that work with your schedule. Rides are weekdays. We hope drivers provide 2 rides per month minimum; some help weekly if available. a safe driving record, a current license, reliable vehicle, and insurance, and comfortable using technology. We would love your help! To sign up, respond via Volunteer Match or visit the American Cancer Society at cancer.org/drive. Search for Road To Recovery in your zip code to learn more and start training.
Date Posted: 2024-09-19
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Flexible Schedule
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Walla Walla, WA 99362
Help cancer patients in your community get to life-saving medical appointments. Road To Recovery drivers donate their time and vehicle to help cancer patients with limited or no transportation get to treatments. You choose the rides that work with your schedule. Rides are weekdays. We hope drivers provide 2 rides per month minimum; some help weekly if available. Volunteer drivers are ages 18-84 and a safe driving record, a current license, reliable vehicle, and insurance, and comfortable using technology. COVID-19 safety protocols, including wearing masks while in the vehicle, are reviewed in training. Vaccinations are encouraged but not mandatory. We would love your help! To sign up: respond via Volunteer Match or visit the American Cancer Society's volunteercommunity.cancer.org, search by zip and/or Road To Recovery to learn more, sign up and to start training.
Date Posted: 2024-10-15
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Wilmington, DE 19804
The American Cancer Society provides free rides to treatment for people with cancer. As a trained Road To Recovery volunteer driver, you can change someone’s life in as little as one hour a week by ensuring a ride is available, so care isn’t stopped or delayed. Keep in mind that most rides are needed during Monday through Friday, primarily between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Drivers should have regular availability at some point during that time frame (you choose your availability). If you own or have regular access to a safe, reliable vehicle, then you’re already on the road to volunteering. But you’ll also need to be between the ages of 18 and 84 possess a valid driver’s license and adequate automobile insurance pass a background check and motor vehicle records check be comfortable using technology and have reliable internet access complete required training The American Cancer Society takes your safety seriously and has implemented new guidelines to minimize COVID-19 risks to patients and volunteer drivers. All volunteer drivers are strongly encouraged to stay up to date with COVID vaccinations. What’s often standing between people with cancer and lifesaving treatment is a ride to get there. And we need you now more than ever. Connect with us at cancer.org/drive to learn more about Road To Recovery volunteer opportunities in your area or contact Jen at jen.burdette@cancer.org.
Date Posted: 2024-11-04
