Volunteer Video, 30 seconds

Step 1: Top 20 List: Self-Directed Volunteer Activities.
What activities matter? What activities help drive change? CPR has produced this list to help you know what meaningful reform activities you can begin to do immediately. Once you have completed and done the appropriate follow-up work in at least 6 of these items, let us know about your success! After you have done this, we are happy to personally guide anyone who has taken the initiative to work independently on these reform tasks, and is then willing to go to the next level by committing a minimum of 4 hours a month for at least 6 months to one specific project, so that volunteers with a proven track record can then be mentored into the "inner circle" of family law reform activists.

Step 2: Current Volunteer Opportunities at CPR.
Fill out this form to let us know your specific area of interest or expertise. Mail it in to CPR. We will keep this on file. When we have a Committee Chair who is able to manage projects and people in your area of interest, we will call upon you for assistance. If you are willing to be a committee chair, make a commitment for at least 1 full year, and have a track record of managing both people and projects, let us know.

Family court reform will occur only in direct proportion to the number of dedicated volunters and consistency of time they commit persistently over the long haul.

"No organization can grow consistently faster than it's ability to get enough of the right people to implement growth."
-Good to Great, Jim Collins

CPR believes children need both parents. CPR believes each parent is equally responsible for the care and custody of their children. CPR believes neither parent should be deprived of this fundamental right unless there has been a criminal finding of unfitness due to abuse, harm, neglect or abandonment.

CPR is a non profit organization mobilizing like-minded people, comprised of 100% (unpaid) volunteer citizens dedicated to family law/family court reform, who support our mission to remove the obstacles that prevent both parents from being equally involved in the lives of their children. CPR is always searching for innovative, creative leaders willing to take individual responsibility for specific and ongoing tasks. We encourage everyone to get involved and use their individualized interests and skills to ensure that children have equal access to both parents and that children are not unnecssarily deprived of one parent because of unwarranted forced fatherlessness systematically imposed becasue of outdated agency policies and court practices, for divorced and never-married families.

The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; pray therefore the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into this harvest."
Matthew 9:37-38