10 ways you can help struggling families find brighter days when all hope seems to be lost. Britepaths guides families to a brighter future. Be a part of that journey.
1. Donate
A little can change a lot. Every donation matters. Please donate online today.
2. Join One of Our Annual Giving Societies
Your commitment is critical to our community! We need your support to deliver vital services in the Fairfax County area. We invite you to become a member of one of our Annual Giving Societies. Learn more.
3. Volunteer
Volunteers are our backbone and critical to our success in serving the families who need us. There are many opportunities – both long-term and short-term.
4. Join us at an Upcoming Event
Events are a great way to learn more about the work we do. Hear from clients, meet staff and volunteers, and get to know other supporters! Your generous support and hard work really pays off when you join us as a sponsor, participant, or volunteer.
5. Become a Corporate Partner
The opportunities for Corporate Engagement are limitless.
6. Shopping for a Cause
Such an easy, painless way to support our families without spending anything extra! We like to call it “FREE Money Fundraising!”
7. Organize a Drive
Gather your friends, neighbors, co-workers and set up a drive. Items needed include gift cards, diapers, Food4Thought packs, backpacks & calculators, items for our emergency food pantry.
8. Seasonal Opportunities
Collect for Kids Back to School Program and the Holiday Program: Donate backpacks, cash or calculators to Collect for Kids or Sponsor families during the holidays.
9. Hold Your Own Event
Share your commitment to help struggling families by hosting a benefit for Britepaths. Ideas include: asking for donations to honor a special occasion (birthday, retirement, wedding, anniversary, etc.), fun run, golf tournament, ice cream social, yard sale, etc. The options are only limited by your imagination!
10. Leave a Lasting Legacy for Years to Come
What better way to create a living memorial and continue to help those in need than to name Britepaths as a beneficiary in your will?
