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VOLUNTEER

We ♥ Volunteers!

Being part of a community also means giving back. That’s why we make it easy for volunteers to connect with local organizations and provide our own support through the Patch Give 5 program.

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Give 5

In addition to devoting editorial coverage to local charities as well as an entire channel of Patch to volunteer opportunities, we align our company goals with local charity goals to improve the lives of our customers and their communities. With that in mind, we developed the Give 5 program so that Patch’s daily operation can give back to the communities we serve. Here's how we do it:

Giving 5% of Ads
Patch gives 5% of its advertising space, free of charge, to local charities from the communities Patch serves. Please to see if you qualify.
Giving 5 Days
All Patch employees spend 5 working days each year volunteering in the communities Patch serves.

Volunteer Photos

  • A child is pulled from the rubble of the Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Okla.
  • From left: Volunteer Chelsea Goode of Lawrenceville, Philadelphia Winn Chapter NSDAR Flag Day Chair Pam Lyle of Lawrenceville, Regent Peggy Freeman of Lilburn, Courtyard Gardens Life Engagement Director Patricia Hoyte, Jim Freeman of Lilburn
  • Aimee Copeland of Snellville listens as her father Andy talks to the Salvation Army about their family's faith after Aimee lost her limbs following a zip lining accident one year ago. The Copelands were the featured speakers at the Salvation Army's annual luncheon in Lawrenceville, Ga. Friday.
  • The Discovery Channel’s “Moonshiners” television show star Tim Smith will be stopping today at the Douglas County Fire/EMS Headquarters from 4-6 p.m. to raise funds for the West, Texas, Volunteer Fire Department that was destroyed in last week’s fertilizer plant blast.