RSVP Volunteers

What is RSVP?

RSVP is a nationwide volunteer program. RSVP invites adults 55 and over to use their life experience and skills to answer the call of their neighbors in need. 

Giving anywhere from four to 40 hours per week, RSVP volunteers help solve serious problems in their communities.

RSVP Volunteers:

• Are over 55 years of age

• Can volunteer at least a few hours every week

• Enjoy working with others to solve community problems

Today's adults are busy, productive people. After retirement, many RSVP volunteers use their experience to tutor and mentor children, counsel small businesses, assist at health clinics and hospitals, distribute food to homeless or volunteer as a variety of

one-time community events.

The RSVP Program has affiliations with over 40 different non-profit agencies in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.  We often establish new ones to accommodate special volunteer interests.

Thanks to everyone who helped make RSVP’s 18^th Annual Thanks for Giving event a success!
RSVP welcomed over 125 volunteers to the luau and awarded 17 Gold Presidential Service Awards to volunteers who served 500+ hours in the past year. RSVP would like to thank the following groups and individuals for sharing their time and talents with us at this year’s event: Chef Ron, Community Culinary School of Charlotte for catering the meal, Bill Toney for photographing the event, DJ James Yancey for his DJ services, and Mary Sasa and the Halau O Na Pau Kea dance group for their hula performances.

RSVP would also like to thank the following companies for their in-kind support of the event:

Click here to visit the RSVP website!

Become an RSVP volunteer Today!