Childhelp chapters and auxiliaries

Chapters are made up of committed members (volunteers) who are dedicated to supporting the abused and at-risk children helped by Childhelp through fundraising and service projects. Each Chapter, while operating under Childhelp’s bylaws, has its own unique personality and special projects and events that reflect the community they serve. Chapters usually meet monthly or as often as needed to achieve their program and fundraising goals. Attendance at meetings is encouraged but optional.

In most cases, no. Because of the unique needs of the children served by Childhelp, there are very few opportunities to work directly with them. If any opportunities exist, your local Chapter can assist you in beginning the screening process. However, chapters are dedicated to making a real difference in children’s lives through service projects, collections of needed items and gifts, and fundraising for direct-benefit causes. These efforts have a profound and positive impact on the children Childhelp serves.

Yes! The Chapters and Auxiliaries, led by the Regional Chapter Director, organize a diverse range of special events aimed at raising funds for Childhelp. From elegant black-tie galas with silent auctions to exciting motorcycle rides, golf tournaments, fashion shows, wine festivals, and holiday boutiques, as well as fun casino nights and art and antique auctions, these events are not only about fundraising but also about coming together to support Childhelp’s essential programs and facilities while spreading awareness of its impactful mission. Chapters host two fundraising events per year, and Auxiliaries host one. Check out the Childhelp events page to see what is coming up next!