volunteer

There are so many worthwhile causes and needs in our community, that I decided to put together a quick list of ideas for how you can help our community.

If you are able to volunteer some time to help those in need, call (337) 232-HELP and tell them you are interested in becoming a volunteer.

Organizers of this year's Acadiana St. Jude Dream Home are in need of volunteers though to help work during the Open House.

More volunteers and boats are needed as the United Cajun Navy and others continue their search for the missing Seacor crew members.

Tired of seeing trash around Lafayette? Here's your chance to help do something about it!

This is an invitation to help bring relief to many who are suffering at the hands of the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you want to do something to help the community here is your chance.

It is NOT required to have a background or experience in mental health or counseling.

Many people want to help but they may not have the financial means to make any kind of donation. The good news: a donation of your time and efforts will help!

Residents can check the Volunteer Louisiana website to find ways to help out with recovery efforts

Congrats, Michelle, we hope that your dedication to customer satisfaction serves as an inspiration to others.

If you don't live near Grand Coteau, but do live in a rural area that does not have full-time fire services, please consider becoming a volunteer firefighter.

You can be part of one of Lafayette's top festivals by registering to become a volunteer for Festivals Acadiens et Creoles!

Not only giving back to the community by donating vegetables, but they are also helping the next generation learn how important it is to get involved.