Volunteer Programs
Connects adults 50+ with community-based service roles.
Based in Baltimore, the Ignatian Lay Volunteer Corps is a national nonprofit that connects adults 50 and older with community-based organizations serving people on the margins. Its volunteer programs match corps members' skills and life experience with nonprofit service roles, where they typically serve one or two days a week. The organization also helps nonprofits partner with dedicated corps members to support their work. Rooted in Ignatian spirituality, the program includes opportunities for volunteers to integrate faith with hands-on service and spiritual growth. IVC operates regional programs across the United States, including Baltimore, and offers a virtual program. Adults interested in volunteering, nonprofits seeking corps members, and donors can engage with the organization through its respective programs.
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Connects adults 50+ with community-based service roles.
Organizations can welcome skilled corps members.
Programs connect hands-on service with Ignatian spirituality.
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