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The Prosser Community Volunteers (PCV) is an independent 501(c)3 not-for profit charitable organization.

While we do significant charitable service in our community we are not affiliated with any other group or organization.

08/28/2026

🎉 Back to School & Back to Serving Our Community! 🍎🥔🍐

With all the excitement of school starting this week, we were thrilled to welcome several high school students to the Prosser Community Volunteers youth activity on Wednesday!

📚 New Wednesday Schedule:
To accommodate the Prosser School District’s transition from trimesters to semesters, the Prosser Community Volunteers Wednesday youth activity will now meet from 2:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m.

All volunteer hours earned at the Wednesday activity qualify as community service hours necessary for Prosser High School advancement.

🎓 Scholarship Opportunity!
Graduating seniors who accumulate at least 18 hours of volunteer service at the Wednesday youth activity also qualify to apply for the Prosser Community Volunteers scholarships, awarded each June.

We invite all high school students in the Prosser area to join us on Wednesday afternoons! Come serve, make a difference, meet new friends, and have a little fun along the way. ❤️

And what a productive Wednesday it was! We had 2 youth and 6 adults worked together to package:

🥔 2,000 pounds of potatoes
🍐 1,000 pounds of pears
🍎 360 pounds of apples

That’s 3,360 pounds of fresh produce prepared for our community!

Thank you to all of our volunteers for giving their time and energy to help others. Together, we can make a difference—one Wednesday at a time! 🙌

08/20/2026

As we say farewell to summer break and prepare for the start of another school year, we’re also saying goodbye to our 9:00–11:00 a.m. summer hours for the Prosser Community Volunteers Wednesday Youth Activity.

Starting Wednesday, August 26, our Wednesday Youth Activity will run from 2:00–4:00 p.m. This new schedule allows students who are released from school early on Wednesdays to participate.

And here’s the exciting part: all volunteer hours earned during our Wednesday Youth Activities qualify for the community service hours needed for advancement at Prosser High School!

We look forward to seeing all of our regular volunteers and invite all high-school-age students in the Prosser area to join us for fun, friendship, and meaningful community service opportunities. ❤️

Today, our volunteers were busy putting that service into action! Five youth and seven adults packaged:

🍎 725 pounds of apples
🥔 500 pounds of potatoes
🧅 500 pounds of onions
🍐 1,000 pounds of pears

That’s 2,725 pounds of fresh produce prepared to help our community!

Come join us Wednesdays from 2:00–4:00 p.m. and discover how rewarding it can be to serve others while making new friends. 🙌

08/16/2026

On Wednesday, August 5th, Prosser Community Volunteers spent a wonderful day at Amber Hills Assisted Living for crafts, connection, and reaching out. 💌✂️

Isn’t it fun to receive a piece of mail from the United States Postal Service? Maybe it’s something fun, a little good news, or simply a treasured memory from someone we love. ❤️📬

Our crafty volunteers helped the residents of Amber Hills create special cards and letters to send to friends and family. What a wonderful way to brighten someone’s day—and remind loved ones that they are being thought of!

A little creativity, a little kindness, and a whole lot of connection. Thank you to everyone who helped make Wednesday special! 😊

08/14/2026

🍐🥔🍎🧅 Another Productive Wednesday of Service! 🧅🍎🥔🍐

This Wednesday, the Prosser Community Volunteers were hard at work! One youth volunteer and seven adults came together to package an incredible 2,925 pounds of fresh produce for our community.

🍐 800 lbs. of pears
🥔 750 lbs. of potatoes
🍎 725 lbs. of apples
🧅 650 lbs. of onions

That’s nearly 1½ tons of fresh produce prepared and packaged for those who need it! 💪❤️

A huge THANK YOU to our youth and adult volunteers who gave their time, energy, and hearts to serve others. Together, we are making a difference—one box, one family, and one act of kindness at a time!

Prosser Community Volunteers — neighbors serving neighbors! 🙌

08/06/2026

Do you, or someone you know, need community service hours for high school advancement this coming school year?

If you’re between the ages of 14 and 18, join the Prosser Community Volunteers every Wednesday for an afternoon of wholesome fun, meaningful service, and new friendships. Discover how rewarding it is to give back to your community while enjoying plenty of scrumptious treats along the way!

Sign up online at https://prossercommunityvolunteers.org/ to receive email and text notifications about upcoming Wednesday activities and other volunteer opportunities.

We’d love to have you join us in making a difference—one act of kindness at a time!

08/05/2026

For the first half of the year, the Prosser Community Volunteers picked up and delivered an incredible 18,782 pounds of food generously donated by Grocery Outlet and Harvest Foods.

During that same period, local farmers and businesses also donated more than 18,000 pounds of potatoes, 14,000 pounds of onions, and 13,000 pounds of apples. Our dedicated volunteers repackaged all of this fresh produce into family-sized portions, making it easier for those in need to take home.

Every pound of food was distributed through the Prosser Food Bank, helping provide nutritious meals to families throughout our community.

A heartfelt thank you to Grocery Outlet, Harvest Foods, our local farmers, businesses, and every volunteer who gave their time and energy to make this possible. Together, we’re making a real difference—one meal, one family, and one act of kindness at a time.

07/31/2026

We thought followers on our page might like to catch up with some of the past volunteer scholarship winners who participated in the Prosser Community Volunteer Wednesday youth activity. Following are the updates from Nyeli Ramos, Luke Ray, Donarae Trotter, and Savanna Mont.

Nyeli Ramos-
My name is Nyeli Ramos, and I was a 2025 scholarship recipient. I volunteered with the Prosser Community Volunteers on Wednesdays and am extremely grateful for the scholarship I received. I am a student at Heritage University, and this fall I will begin the teacher preparation program, working toward my goal of becoming an elementary school teacher.

Luke Ray-
My name is Luke Ray. I began working with the Prosser Community Volunteers in the fall of 2024 and into the spring of 2025 during the Wednesday youth activity . I had already gained most of my volunteer hours needed for high school, so I was doing it mostly out of a desire to help out my local community. For the last year since I’ve graduated, I have been working to save up enough money to attend college, and I have finally earned enough to start this fall at Eastern Washington University. I will be majoring in Social Studies Education.

Donarae Trotter-
My name is Donarae Trotter, and I was a recipient of the Prosser Community Volunteers Scholarship in 2026. I am committed to attending Central Washington University to earn a bachelor's degree, but I am not quite sure about what major I will end up pursuing yet.

Savannah M***a-
My name is Savannah M***a. I received the Prosser Community Volunteer scholarship in 2026 and plan on looking for a job. I hope that I can then take courses to get a certificate for medical billing and coding.

Daniel Johnson-
My name is Daniel Johnson. I worked with the Prosser Community Volunteers from the fall of 2023 to the summer of 2024 on the Wednesday youth activity. I received a scholarship for volunteering. After graduating high school, I completed the Union Brick Masonry program at the Job Corps Academy in Curlew, then began working as a Washington State Patrol Trooper Cadet. I am forever grateful for the experiences I had with the Prosser Community Volunteers, as well as the kindness and support they gave me constantly.

Congratulations to all of these past scholarship winners and best of luck in their future endeavors.

We are now excited to be working with a new bunch of recruits on Wednesday’s that are following in the footsteps of these past great examples!

07/27/2026

On Wednesday, July 21, 2026, the Prosser Community Volunteers visited Sun Terrace Assisted Living for a truly special afternoon of music, family, and friendship.

A longtime supporter of our friendship initiative came up huge this past Wednesday. Thank you, Julie! ❤️

Doesn’t it make sense to bring your talented family members to a Wednesday performance? Julie and her family shared their gifts with our friends at Sun Terrace through violin, piano, and old-time sing-alongs.

There was something for everyone—from individual performances to group choruses. Our musical journey included everything from “Happy Birthday” to Gershwin! 🎶

Thank you, Julie and family, for sharing your time, talents, and love with us. It was wonderful to see music bring everyone together for a beautiful summer family reunion. 💕

07/26/2026

With temperatures soaring into the 100s, the Prosser Community Volunteers had the opportunity to help a family in need Saturday morning.

Their air conditioner had stopped working several days earlier, and the intense heat was taking its toll. The volunteers installed a new air conditioner, providing the family with much-needed relief from the extreme temperatures.

The family was incredibly grateful, and the Prosser Community Volunteers were thankful for the opportunity to serve and make a difference in their community. ❤️

07/25/2026

🎶🎹🪈🎤 A Wonderful Afternoon of Entertainment at Amber Hills Assisted Living! 🎤🪈🎹🎶

On Wednesday, July 15, at 3:00 p.m., Prosser Community Volunteers were joined by Shauna who brought her merry band of performers to Amber Hills Assisted Living for a wonderful afternoon of music, laughter, and entertainment!

Kaylee, Ezra, and Brody—Shauna’s talented students—shared their gifts through beautiful 🎹 piano music, lovely 🪈 flute performances, and hilarious 🎤 stand-up comedy.

The Amber Hills audience was absolutely wonderful, and Brody had everyone in stitches with his fantastic comic routine! 😂

A heartfelt thank-you to Shauna, Kaylee, Ezra, and Brody for sharing your talents and bringing so much joy to the residents. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the afternoon so special! 🙂🙏

Address

99602 W Good Road
Prosser, WA
99350

Telephone

+15097863033

Website

https://prossercommunityvolunteers.org/

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