Get Involved With SOBU

There Is a Place for You Here.

Come connect. Come serve. Come make a difference.

You do not have to do everything to make a difference. Volunteer your time, share your skills, join the sisterhood, attend an event, support a community project, or partner with us. However you choose to show up, there are meaningful ways to help strengthen the community together.

Volunteer Connect Participate Partner
SERVE WITH US EXPLORE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
Women volunteering together and building community through service
Where Sisterhood Becomes Service Your Contribution Matters.

Time, skills, relationships, ideas, resources, and willingness to serve can all make a difference.

SERVE With Us
Together in Sisterhood. Together in Service. Building stronger communities together.

Find Your Way to Participate

There Is More Than One Way to Make a Difference.

Getting involved with Sisters of Brevard Unite does not look the same for everyone. Some people have time to volunteer. Some are looking for sisterhood. Others support events, share resources, or bring organizations together. Find the path that fits you.

Volunteer

Put your time and talents into action through community events, service projects, outreach, activities, and other approved volunteer opportunities.

Community volunteers are welcome Explore Volunteer Opportunities

Join the Sisterhood

Women age 18 and older who connect with SOBU's mission and values can learn more about becoming part of our formal community membership as the program launches.

No required membership dues Learn About Membership

Attend Events

Come meet people, participate in community activities, support service initiatives, enjoy public events, and experience SOBU in action.

Participation can begin by simply showing up Explore Feed the Community

Partner With Us

Businesses, nonprofits, community groups, faith communities, schools, civic organizations, and other partners can work alongside SOBU to strengthen community service.

Collaboration strengthens impact Explore Partnership
You Do Not Have to Choose Just One.

Attend an event today, volunteer on a future project, introduce us to a community partner, or become more involved over time. Getting involved can grow with you.

Volunteer With SOBU

Give Your Time. Share Your Skills. Serve Your Community.

SOBU creates opportunities for people to turn their willingness to help into meaningful community service. Volunteer needs may vary by event, project, and community need. Formal SOBU membership is not required to volunteer.

Community Volunteers Are Welcome.

Individuals of any gender may participate in appropriate SOBU volunteer activities and service opportunities.

VOLUNTEER WITH US
Ways You May Serve

Find a Role That Fits the Opportunity.

Community Events

Support events, activities, guest experiences, and logistics.

Service Projects

Participate in organized projects addressing practical community needs.

Outreach & Connection

Help connect people, organizations, resources, and opportunities.

Skills & Project Support

Bring useful experience, planning, or professional skills when needed.

You do not need unlimited time to make a meaningful contribution. Serve where you can and help us strengthen community together.

Join the Sisterhood

Connection Comes First. Service Puts It Into Action.

Formal SOBU community membership gives women who share our mission and values a way to intentionally connect with the sisterhood.

Membership at a Glance

A Sisterhood Built Around Connection & Service.

Women 18+ Formal community membership is centered on adult women.
$0 Dues There are no required membership dues.
Flexible Participate at a level that fits your circumstances.
Mission-Led Members support SOBU's mission, values, sisterhood, and service.
Start With Connection

Join Our Facebook Community.

The SOBU Facebook group is a space for connection, encouragement, event information, and community conversation. Joining the Facebook group does not automatically create formal membership.

Formal Membership Enrollment Is Coming. The membership framework is established, and enrollment materials are being finalized.
JOIN THE FACEBOOK COMMUNITY

Formal community membership does not create corporate voting or governance rights. SOBU is governed by its Board of Directors.

Partner With SOBU

Stronger Community Takes Partnership.

SOBU works with organizations that want to strengthen community through practical, respectful, and collaborative service.

Who We Work With

Community Partners Come in Many Forms.

Partnership may include businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, schools, faith communities, civic groups, healthcare organizations, and other community-serving organizations.

Businesses Nonprofits Government Schools Faith Communities Civic Groups Health & Wellness
Ways to Work Together

Partnership Can Be Practical.

Not every partnership looks the same. The right approach depends on the need and what each organization can contribute.

Share Resources Supplies, services, space, expertise, or in-kind support.
Mobilize People Volunteers, outreach, referrals, and community connections.
Collaborate on Service Events, projects, sponsorships, and shared community initiatives.

A strong partnership starts with one question: How can we work together to meet this need?

START A PARTNERSHIP CONVERSATION

Take the Next Step

Tell Us How You'd Like to Get Involved.

Tell us what interests you and we can begin a conversation about how you would like to connect, serve, support, or partner with Sisters of Brevard Unite.

Get Involved Interest Form

Let's Start the Conversation.

Your information gives us a starting point. A member of the SOBU team will follow up regarding your inquiry or area of interest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have Questions? Start Here.

A few quick answers about volunteering, membership, events, and partnering with Sisters of Brevard Unite.

Do I have to be an SOBU member to volunteer?

No. Formal membership is not required to volunteer with Sisters of Brevard Unite. Community volunteers may participate in approved events, service projects, committees, and other volunteer opportunities.

Can men volunteer or get involved with SOBU?

Yes. SOBU's formal community membership is women-centered, but men may volunteer, sponsor, partner, participate in public programs, and serve on appropriate committees or project teams.

Is there a fee to become a formal community member?

No required membership dues. Formal SOBU community membership is designed for women age 18 and older who support the organization's mission, values, sisterhood, and commitment to service.

Does joining the Facebook group make me a formal member?

No. The Facebook group is an accessible community space for connection, encouragement, event information, and conversation. Formal community membership will be a separate opt-in process once enrollment officially opens.

How can I volunteer for Feed the Community?

Use the Get Involved Interest Form and choose “Volunteer — Feed the Community” as your area of interest. Volunteer assignments will depend on the event's current needs and available roles.

Can my business or organization partner with SOBU?

Yes. SOBU welcomes conversations with businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, schools, faith communities, civic groups, healthcare organizations, and other community organizations. Partnership may involve volunteers, resources, referrals, sponsorship, professional expertise, or collaborative community service.

Still Have a Question?

Use the Get Involved form and tell us how we can help point you in the right direction.

CONTACT SOBU
Ready When You Are

Come Connect. Come Serve. Come Make a Difference.

However you choose to show up, there is a place to begin.

SERVE WITH US