Volunteer Spotlight

National Psoriasis Foundation is grateful for the thousands of volunteers who share their time and talents with the psoriatic disease community. This National Volunteer Week, we would like to thank those selfless individuals that have driven NPF's mission forward.

A Lighthouse in the Storm

Providing peer support to navigate psoriatic disease.

There For Each Other

Sometimes what you need most is someone who has been there before.

Humble, Compassionate and Driven

Meet Jenn Pellegrin, our 2020 NPF Volunteer of the Year.

Why Do You Volunteer?

The folks at the NPF from the Board, to the CEO, to the staff, and to the volunteers, are the most dedicated and caring group of folks that I have ever run across and I want to be a part of that.- John Early

What does NPF mean to me? People, many of whom are now friends, that I can relate to and talk to about our common disease.  - Hillel Katzeff

NPF is connection. Connection to fellow sufferers, connection to important information and a connection to my need as a nurse to be able to help others.  NPF has given me needed friendships and fellowship I would not have otherwise had.   - Patti MacBean-Puchino

Make a Difference with NPF

Volunteers are our driving force. You can help change the lives of those living with psoriatic disease for generations to come.

Volunteer with NPF

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