Give Back by Volunteering at Avow in Southwest Florida
When you volunteer with Avow, you can make a difference in the lives of people who are going through one of life’s most complex transitions. Lend a hand in Avow’s offices, retail shops, or at special events if that is where your interests lie.
How to Become a Volunteer
The application and training process for becoming a trained Avow volunteer is comprehensive. If you are interested in becoming a trained volunteer, please complete our application.
After we have reviewed your application and contacted your references, we will call you to schedule an interview. Once you are approved, you will participate in a background check and tuberculosis screening (required by state law).
During orientation training, you will have an opportunity to learn more about Avow, our services, the care we give, and our policies related to volunteer service.
Phyllis Hall joined Avow in October 2015. As Chief Financial Officer, she is responsible for the management and general oversight of financial operations, patient accounts, facilities and information technology.