Volunteer with the Marillac High School Alumnae Association
Our Alumnae Association is powered solely by the generous donation of time and talent of our alums. We are grateful for and respectful of any level of engagement you can give, and understand that may have to change over time. Whether you can gift us with one hour per week, per month or per year, we would love to have you! Please consider being a part of our fun and fabulous team in any of the following ways:
Help with our Lenten Retreat:
Content development
Technical support, i.e. Zoom expertise in all areas, from hosting the waiting room to breakout room hosts to final editing
Communications for each event
Facebook and Instagram posts
Help with our Charter Day activities:
Assist in determining the needs from each mission
Coordinate the gift-giving program
Communications
Coordinate the day-of event
Assist with our website
Post coming events on our website
Help us catch up with posting past events
Help us build out site content based on alum input
Assist with social media posts
Get involved with our History Project !!
Assist with our Condolence Ministry by writing condolence notes to the families of our Marillac Community
Simply reach out by emailing us at info@marillachighschool.org to start a conversation about what would work best for you. Thank you!!
Volunteer at One of the Two Chicagoland Daughters of Charity Missions
Marillac St. Vincent Family Services is a 100-year-old social service agency committed to serving those most in need in Chicago. They have three main programs at their North and West side centers; Child Development, Youth Services, and Community Outreach Services. Between their accredited Child Development program and their Youth Services program, they provide education and support for nearly 1,000 children from 3 months to 12 years of age. Community Outreach Services is focused on supporting the City’s vulnerable population through providing emergency aid, food, clothing, access to shower facilities, education and job training. They also help hundreds of low-income seniors remain independent in their homes by assisting them with transportation, shopping, paying bill and friendly companionship.
Inspired by the vision of St. Vincent de Paul, St. Joseph Services educates youth and adults, developing values and talents through collaborations to strengthen communities. St. Joseph Services educates youth and adults at community centers located in some of Chicago’s most stressed and under-served neighborhoods. They creatively leverage an extensive volunteer force and neighborhood collaborations to provide out-of-school programs, tutoring, sports, computer and literacy classes, and job readiness training at low or no cost. St. Joseph Services believes that regardless of their situation, families and individuals can become pillars of strength in their local community, active members of a faith community, and role models for the next generation.