You can bring hope to people in times of crisis.
Volunteers are a vital link in our supply chain of hope.
MAP volunteers pack Disaster Health Kits with essential health supplies to send to people whose lives have been devastated by disasters all over the world.
Become a volunteer today!
Volunteer as an
Individual or Small Group
Attend a scheduled packing event, host your own event, or help set up for a packing event.
Volunteer as a
Community Organization
Sponsor and host a packing event for your community organization. This is a great opportunity for schools, faith-based organizations, or HOAs.
Volunteer as a
Corporation
Establish a day of service by sponsoring a packing event for your corporate team. You can host the event at one of our locations or on your premises.
For a person who has lost everything, Disaster Health Kits affords them a sense of dignity, and maintains their humanity.
MAP’s signature Disaster Health Kits (DHKs) support one person living in a shelter for an entire week. MAP DHKs include soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other essential items.
Get started changing lives!
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Individual or Small Group
Join a pre-organized packing event happening in your area, or sponsor and host a packing event with your friends, family, and community!
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Community Organization
Sponsor and host a packing event for your community organization. This is a great opportunity for schools, faith- based organizations, or HOAs.
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Corporation
Establish a day of service by sponsoring a packing event for your corporate team. You can host the event at one of our locations or on your premises.
“Volunteers are MAP’s force multipliers. They increase our bandwidth and ability to respond to crisis. Through their service, volunteers are our agents of dignity and hope.”
Charlie Iro, Community Engagement Manager
