Volunteer Opportunities
Central City Concern runs on people power.
We’re grateful for the generosity and energy of individuals, businesses, and community groups who join us in meaningful efforts to support people served by CCC. Whether through sponsoring initiatives or contributing to seasonal campaigns, your involvement helps provide essential supplies and create lasting impact.
For more volunteer opportunities in the Portland area, connect with the organizations below.
Team Volunteer Events
We welcome businesses and community groups to sponsor or participate in meaningful volunteer events, such as hygiene kit or move-in kit assembly parties to prepare needed supplies for people living in CCC transitional and permanent housing. These events are great for team building and have a positive impact on those we serve.
Please contact give@ccconcern.org to discuss sponsoring a volunteer opportunity for your group.
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Seasonal Campaign: Holiday Wish Program
Help make a child’s holiday wishes come true!
Each year, CCC’s Holiday Wish Program ensures that more than 400 children in our family housing experience the joy of the holiday season. When you sign up, you’ll receive a child’s wishlist and purchase gifts to make it a reality. Your generosity helps parents give their children a magical holiday and brings comfort, hope, and stability to families working toward brighter futures.
How to Sign Up
1. Email teiana.brown@ccconcern.org and let her know how many children you’d like to sponsor. She’ll send each child’s details, gift wishlist, and delivery information.
2. Shop for gifts! Plan to spend $50–$150 per child. Purchase online or in-store; gift cards are also welcome.
3. Mail or drop off your gifts. The address will be provided once you’re matched, and gifts should be new and unwrapped.
Thank you for helping make the holidays brighter for every child and family at CCC!
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Other Local Nonprofits Volunteer Opportunities
When severe weather hits, Multnomah County opens Disaster Resource Centers to offer shelter, safety, and support to those most at risk.
Want to help? Find volunteer information here.