
Join BCCS and help bring hope to local cancer patients! Whether assisting with events, communications, or day-to-day operations, your time and talents can make a meaningful difference.
Volunteers are the heart of our mission, and with your support, we can do even more!
Join Our Team of Volunteers – Make a Lasting Impact
Volunteers are essential to the mission of Berrien County Cancer Service (BCCS). By offering your time and talents, you can help us provide compassionate care and vital resources to cancer patients in Southwest Michigan. Whether you have a few hours a month or want to be involved on a regular basis, we have meaningful opportunities for you.

We Need Volunteers Who:
- Are dependable – Reliability is key when supporting our patients and programs.
- Work well with others – Collaboration helps us serve the community effectively.
- Can assist with special events – From fundraising activities to public outreach, volunteers are essential for successful events.
- Want to make a difference – If you’re passionate about improving the lives of those living with cancer, we need you!
Volunteer Opportunities:
Events:
- Help organize and manage fundraising activities to sustain our free services.
- Represent BCCS at community outreach events to increase awareness of our mission.
Communications:
- Support marketing and promotional activities, helping us reach more people in need.
- Contribute to website management by updating content and sharing upcoming events.
Operations:
- Help manage our Resource Locker, which loans durable medical equipment and provides essential supplies to patients.
- Offer administrative support by assisting with day-to-day office tasks that keep us running smoothly.
- By volunteering with BCCS, you’re not just giving your time—you’re giving hope to those facing cancer.
Ready to Get Started?
Complete our Volunteer Application today! If you have questions or would like more information, contact us at 269-429-3281 or email staff@bccancerservice.org. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of local cancer patients and their families.
