There's A Place For Everyone
Showing up matters - on deployments,
behind the scenes, and everywhere in between.

From our Board of Directors to the people who put Cares Kits together to the people on our Deployment Operations team to our CEO, everyone at DeWeather Cares is a volunteer. Nobody gets paid. Volunteers are why we are able to help communities impacted by natural disasters. Whether at DeWeather headquarters or remotely, there is an almost endless list of volunteer opportunities at DeWeather Cares, and each one is as important as the next one. Most volunteer opportunities can be performed remotely.

DeWeather Cares is powered entirely by volunteers. Every box packed, every mile driven, every card sorted, every donation delivered, and every life touched is made possible by people willing to give their time and talents to help others.
Volunteering isn't about recognition. It's about making a real difference for communities impacted by disaster.

Help prepare supplies, load vehicles, coordinate logistics, monitor weather, assist with assessments, support deployments or deploy with the Disaster Task Force. Every task contributes to our mission. Every volunteer contributes to our mission..
Volunteering isn't about recognition. It's about making a real difference for communities impacted by disaster.
No. Many volunteer opportunities require no prior experience.
Not at all. Many volunteers support the mission from home or at our headquarters.
Volunteer opportunities vary by age and activity. Students are encouraged to apply.
As often as your schedule allows. Whether it's once, a few hours a month or a larger commitment, every contribution matters.
Our headquarters is easy to get to, located just off the Lehigh Street exit of the Interstate 78/Route 309 on the south side of Allentown, Lehigh County, PA.
DISASTER TASK FORCE
TASK FORCE BREAKS
CARES FOR PETS
BENNETT BOXES
CARESKITS
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Communities impacted by disasters often need help long before cameras arrive and long after they leave. Volunteers help us respond quickly, prepare supplies, support families - adults, children and pets, strengthen emergency services, and bring real assistance and hope where it is needed most.
Whether you have two hours a month or can dedicate more time, there is a place for you on the team.