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Your involvement with Hillside helps to empower the young people we serve. Our Volunteer Program offers our community a variety of ways to get involved—including adopting a holiday, facilitating an after school session, or planning a special fundraising event on behalf of Hillside! We accept in-kind donations such as new clothing, bedding, games, birthday presents, sports equipment, books, etc. which all help to support the Conant School, Therapies, Connections Foster Care, Residential Programs, and Community Intervention Programs. We have Sponsorship and Corporate Giving opportunities available as well. Not sure how you want to get involved? Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date with Hillside happenings!
For more information contact the Development Department at (404) 875-4551 or at impact@hside.org
Volunteer Program
Hillside seeks to engage community and corporate volunteers to support our cottages, experiential therapies, and campus upkeep. Learn about opportunities for you or your group here!
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