Consider giving a gift to our organization. We operate solely to provide preventive education to our community. Contributions are needed to support our programs and to expand our educational efforts to more parents and students in Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties. Please make all checks payable to Child Abuse Prevention Services, Tuscaloosa Inc.
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Please donate to Children's Trust Fund of Alabama. Your generosity goes a long way towards helping prevent child maltreatment and strengthening families.
Whatever your talent or skill, you can benefit children and families in your community. Why volunteer? Quite simply, because we need you. And more importantly, the children and families in your community need you.
You can provide volunteer leadership and strategic direction for the agency. From a few hours a month to a few hours a day, there are many ways to help! CAPSrelies on the generous gifts of time and talent from individuals like you, because so many children and families rely on us.
Indirect service volunteers:
April is designated as National Child Abuse Prevention Month. CAPS is a leader in Tuscaloosa to promote awareness and education through the Blue Ribbon Campaign. Volunteers are needed to assist with our annual Kids Day in the Park, Pinwheel Gardens and other activities during this month. Volunteers can display blue ribbons on trees and other public locations, or help distribute child abuse prevention literature at your place of employment, neighborhood, schools or church.
Volunteers can host a CAPS Birthday Club Party. Simply get your friends and family to make a donation to CAPS in your honor instead of purchasing a gift.
Volunteers are needed to provide clerical assistance. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and comply with agency criminal background check requirements and stated belief in the agency's mission. Clerical assistance includes creating facilitator packets, use of copy machine, collating and organizing new client intake packets and parent folders, etc.
Some people prefer to give something more tangible than cash. We do need to raise a certain amount of money to support our existing programs. But providing items that we normally purchase will help us cut costs, thereby increasing funds available for other areas. This is an especially effective way to involve groups - (churches, professional groups, clubs, school groups, etc) in gift giving.
Items our staff have requested: