Is it really Mother's Day if no one visits?

If your children have relocated across the United States or you have no children of your own, what do you do on Mother's Day? Wouldn't it be nice if someone came by for coffee or took you for a walk, brought you a plant and cheered up your day.

You can be that someone. With just a few hours per month you can brighten the day for a person who is legally blind and living alone. A friendly visitor or a shopping buddy can make a world of difference to a senior living home alone.

Wouldn't you like to be that special someone. Let's make it happen today!

Requirements to be a great volunteer include:

• a desire to help others;
• a pleasant demeanor;
• a good reading/speaking voice;
• average reading skills;
• organizational or planning abilities;
• a good driving record;
• a clear criminal history;
• two references
• access to a car with proof of insurance;
• a minimum of $50/100k liability and $5,000 of property damage coverage.

Volunteers will be matched within three to five miles of home or work.