COVID-19 INFORMATION

Vantage Point Foundation is prioritizing the safety of volunteers in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. We will ensure that proper social distancing measures are taken during all community service projects, and request that all volunteers wear appropriate PPE when participating in volunteer activities.

VOLUNTEER


Our
Still Serving Program provides opportunities for veterans to continue to serve their community after returning to civilian life. 

As a service member, it is in your DNA to serve; that’s how you’re wired. Vantage Point Foundation simply gives you an outlet to fulfill that purpose.

Vantage Point Foundation also welcomes civilian volunteers. There’s no better way to show your gratitude to those who served our country overseas than to serve your community alongside them.

Benefits of serving:

  • Better serve our community by addressing the needs of others
  • Promote healthy relationships with individuals sharing similar values
  • Camaraderie between veterans and civilian members of the community
  • Create new connections amongst neighbors
  • Establish a vision for transitioning veterans’ skills to where they are needed in the local community
  • Gain a sense of purpose that goes beyond a 9 to 5 job

ORGANIZATIONS

Vantage Point Foundation works with corporate businesses, schools, religious groups and other organizations throughout South Carolina on specialized volunteer work. Volunteering with VPF helps your team give back to your community, while creating leadership and team-building opportunities for your employees. 

Each partner organization is paired with a member of VPF’s Still Serving Leadership Committee to facilitate volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Partnerships are established on an annual basis and are available in each region that VPF serves across South Carolina.

If your organization is interested in partnering with Vantage Point Foundation for volunteer opportunities, send us an email at [email protected].

STILL SERVING BLOG

July Tree Trimming Project

Finally catching a break from the weather, a VPF Still Serving team, led by USMC Veteran Jonathan B., was able to trim a large magnolia tree that was serving as an overpass for squirrels and rats into this Korean War era veterans’ home in McClellanville, SC.

Congressman Joe Cunningham’s office reached out to the Still Serving team with this project after receiving a request to his office from a constituent.

July Hope to Home Furniture Delivery

Following some time off due to the coronavirus pandemic, on July 11 the Still Serving Team, led by USAF Veteran Jack M., resumed work with Hope to Home. A team of our volunteers delivered furniture to five individuals who previously experienced homelessness to each of their respective homes in the downtown Charleston area.