Volunteers Needed, United Way’s Project Warm Heart

Posted by on November 25, 2005

Volunteers Needed!

United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania is recruiting volunteers to weatherize homes throughout our region. No experience required!

Winter is on the way and heating costs will be an issue for many individuals and families, especially those on a fixed income. However, by weatherizing a home and reducing the use of heat, you can save 5% – 20% in energy costs!

United Way in Action

United Way is mobilizing volunteers to provide weatherization assistance and conservation education to vulnerable households (i.e. the elderly, disabled, homebound, families with infants and children) across the region.

United Way will also educate families (via service providers) about conservation techniques and crisis assistance funds, and provide them with the tools and training to conduct their own weatherization efforts.

Join United Way and Volunteer Today!

? You will be trained on basic weatherization techniques and conservation applications.

? Morning refreshments and boxed lunches will be provided to all
volunteers.

? Weatherization activities will include installing weather stripping,
plastic over windows, and caulking around windows and doors.

Volunteers Needed 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM on the following days:

Saturday December 3rd in two sites – Montgomery and Delaware Counties
Saturday December 10th in Philadelphia
Monday January 16th – Martin Luther King Day Philadelphia

To register or get more information, visit the United Way web site:
http://www.uwsepa.org and take the Project Warm Heart link

Bill England
Director of Civic Engagement
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Seven Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19103
http://www.uwsepa.org
p 215-665-2638
f 215-665-2531


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