Chaverim (volunteers) - Activities

Activities

Chaverim volunteers respond to calls at any hour and perform the following duties:

  • Assist people locked out of their home or vehicle
  • Repair flat tires and pump low tires
  • Boost car batteries
  • Assist cars stuck in snow, mud, etc.
  • Give rides to motorists whose cars are disabled
  • Transport families to weddings during snowstorms
  • Give directions for those in unfamiliar areas
  • Obtain gas if someone's gas tank runs dry
  • Assist with burst pipes
  • Assist with loss of essential services such as gas, electric, water, or telephone
  • Provide members for a shiva minyan

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