Mark your calendars for August 21, 2026!
We’re excited to announce the 34th Annual Day of Caring—a day dedicated to making a lasting impact in Allen County. Please save the date and stay tuned for more details!
What is Day of Caring?
In 2025, more than 1,500 volunteers safely took part in 67 community service projects across Allen County. These Day of Caring projects involved tasks such as cleaning, landscaping, painting, and general maintenance. Each project took between four and eight hours to complete, with team sizes ranging from five to 100 volunteers.
The work benefited nonprofit organizations, schools, private residences recommended by NeighborLink, local trails, and other community spaces in need.
How to Get Involved in 2026
✅ Create a Team: Corporate or organizational groups of three or more who volunteer together.
✅ Submit a Project: Nonprofits, schools, park and nature preserves in need of volunteers.
✅ Become a Sponsor: Sponsorship opportunities available May 2026!
Thank you for your continued support in making a difference in our community!
By attending / participating in Day of Caring, you agree to release and hold harmless United Way of Allen County, its staff, volunteers, and affiliates from any claims or liabilities for injuries, illness, or damages that may occur before, during, or after the event. Attendance is at your own risk.
“Most of our team had never participated in Day of Caring, so they weren't sure what to expect. Several of them came up to me at the end of the day and told me what a great day it was for them. This is after working all day pulling weeds and hauling mulch. Several of them were excited to learn about landscaping techniques and how to use tools.”
Allen County Participant