Jackie Lou Jr. Volunteers

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Bringing Light Across Generations

At the Jackie Lou Foundation, we believe that compassion knows no age—and that even the smallest hands can make a mighty impact. Our Jackie Lou Jr. Volunteers program invites school-age children and youth to join us in bringing joy, companionship, and connection to seniors in our community.

This is more than volunteer service—it's a multi-generational movement. Through shared stories, laughter, creativity, and kindness, our young volunteers and senior friends build meaningful bonds that brighten lives on both sides. Whether it’s reading a book, playing a game, making crafts, or simply sitting and listening, each moment spent together is a chance to grow, to learn, and to love.

Why It Matters

Loneliness and isolation can weigh heavily on our seniors. By pairing them with vibrant young volunteers, we foster:

• Companionship: A friendly visit or shared smile can change someone’s entire day.
• Mentorship: Seniors pass down wisdom, life lessons, and personal history, while kids offer fresh energy and curiosity.
• Spiritual and personal growth: We nurture the hearts of both the young and the wise through purposeful service.

Our Jr. Volunteers learn empathy, respect, and responsibility. They witness firsthand the power of kindness, and develop into the next generation of compassionate leaders.

Who Can Join

Jackie Lou Jr. Volunteers is open to school-age children and their families who want to serve together and make a difference. No experience is necessary—just a loving heart and a willingness to listen and connect.

Together, We Light the Way

As part of the Jackie Lou Foundation, a nonprofit, faith-based organization, this program reflects our core belief: that every person, young or old, has a light within them—and when we come together, that light shines even brighter.

Come join the Jackie Lou Jr. Volunteers and be a part of something beautiful. One visit, one smile, one story at a time—we are bringing light to seniors and building bridges across generations.