GET INVOLVED

At the Bethlehem Center, we believe that positive change is driven by the collective efforts of a caring community. We invite you to be a part of our mission to empower individuals, nurture dreams, and build a brighter future for Chattanooga's youth and families.

There are numerous ways you can get involved and make a meaningful impact.

Our volunteers are the heart and soul of our organization. Whether you have a few hours to spare or want to make an ongoing commitment, we welcome volunteers of all ages and backgrounds. Join us in tutoring students, assisting with community events, participating in mentorship programs, or supporting our various initiatives.

Volunteer Opportunities

Your generous donations enable us to expand our programs, reach more individuals, and create lasting impact. Whether it's a monetary contribution, school supplies, or resources for our community projects, your support goes a long way in making a difference.

Donate

Become a corporate sponsor or partner with us to support our initiatives. Your organization's involvement can help us reach more individuals, provide additional resources, and strengthen our community connections.

Sponsorship and Partnerships

Attend our community events, fundraisers, and workshops. These events not only create opportunities for fun and engagement but also play a vital role in supporting our programs and projects.

Participate in Events

Help us raise awareness about our mission and programs. Share our stories, successes, and impact on social media, among friends, and within your network. Your voice can inspire others to join our cause.

Spread Awareness

If you have a particular skill or expertise that aligns with our mission, consider offering your services pro bono. Your professional support can be invaluable in enhancing our programs and operations.

Offer Your Expertise

In addition to monetary contributions, we welcome in-kind donations such as school supplies, sports equipment, art materials, and other resources that support our various programs.

In-Kind Donations

 If you have been positively impacted by the Bethlehem Center or have witnessed the transformative effect of our work, share your story with others. Personal experiences can be powerful motivators for others to get involved.

Share Your Story

KEEP UP WITH THE BETH

Can you believe it is already March 1st?! Don’t forget that Breakfast with the Beth is coming up fast. Join us on March 7th, from 7:30 am - 9:00 am at First Centenary UMC in the Vine Building for breakfast and honoring Book McCray. RSVP by clic
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Join us for Breakfast with the Beth on March 7th, 2024 from 7:30 am to 9:00 am at First Centenary UMC (The Vine). This year we are honoring Herbert “Book” McCray for his dedication to The Bethlehem Center and our community. We hope to see
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