The mission of the Oxnard RSVP is to enrich the lives of people age 55 and over by building a bridge to meaningful volunteer opportunities that use their time and talent in significant service to the community.

Description:
The Oxnard RSVP has nearly 600 volunteers over the age of 55 who are providing help at one or more of 80+ non-profit, public agency or proprietary health organization partners.

There are so many needs in our community, deciding where to help can be confusing. At Oxnard RSVP, we make it easy for you. In one quick stop, we'll interview you to help identify your interests, and then match you up so you can get out there to do what you like best.

Or, if you already know how you want to serve, we'll put you in touch with a place that needs you.

History:
RSVP is a national program, helping people 55 and over find meaningful volunteer opportunities. Oxnard RSVP collaborates with more than 80 non-profit and public organizations to address local issues, giving you an abundance of choices in how and where you help. We stay in touch so you don't have to.

The City of Oxnard has sponsored RSVP for 28 years. In 2004, Oxnard RSVP volunteers donated almost 100,000 hours of service, putting their experience to work in a significant way.

Contact person: Marisue Eastlake, Director, (phone), (email)
Office fax number: (805) 385-7494

Address:

350 N. C Street Oxnard, CA 93030 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.oxnardrec.org

Directions:

Our office is behind the Wilson Senior Center, which is on C Street. Parking is best in the lot on Palm Drive. Then walk straight up the pathway through the park to our office, which has a sign reading. . . (more)