Volunteer efforts support the work of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tallahassee,

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There are lots of ongoing opportunities to volunteer in the congregation, such as: teaching children’s programs, serving refreshments, providing refreshments, ushering, serving on a team or committee, and lots more.

Some of the ways UUCT members volunteer in the wider community include the food bank distribution at Manna on Meridian and the shelter meals program at the Kearney Center.


Volunteer Opportunities

Current: August 2024

Share the Plate Team Leader needed!

Each Sunday, UUCT donates half of the money collected during the service to local non-profit organizations that promote food justice, housing justice, racial justice, or environmental justice.  Members of the congregation are invited to nominate charitable organizations to participate in this program.

Members of the Share the Plate Team are looking for a Team Leader to facilitate the planning for Share the Plate 2024-25. The actual work of the Share the Plate Team will begin December, 2024 with an organizational meeting and is finished by May, 2025 with the adoption of the list by the congregation. Periodic meetings of the team are held on Zoom and/or in person.  

This is a great opportunity for you to get involved in serving our community. 

Please contact Marty Beech (marty_beech@yahoo.com) or Rosa Morgan (Rosa.ramosmorgan@gmail.com) for more information by the end of September, 2024.

Subscribe to the Meridian Newsletter or join our Facebook page to learn the latest. For more information about opportunities to volunteer at UUCT, please call the church office at (850) 385-5115 or email the Office Administrator.

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