Rising fuel prices are having a noticeable impact on volunteer organizations across France. In the Alpes-Maritimes region, members of the Secours populaire des Alpes-Maritimes, a local charity that provides aid to those in need, are finding it increasingly difficult to afford the cost of travel. As a result, some volunteers are choosing to participate less frequently than they did before. The Secours populaire des Alpes-Maritimes is part of a larger national network known as Secours populaire français, which has been providing social assistance for over 150 years. The group helps with food, housing, and other essential services for people facing hardship. However, the recent surge in fuel costs has made it harder for volunteers, many of whom rely on personal vehicles to reach those in need, to continue their work at the same level. Volunteers shared their concerns with Franceinfo, a French news outlet, explaining that the financial burden of fuel is forcing them to reconsider how often they can commit to their duties. Some have even had to reduce their involvement in the organization due to the added expense. This situation highlights the broader challenges faced by volunteer groups during times of economic uncertainty. While the Secours populaire des Alpes-Maritimes continues to operate, the reduced participation of its volunteers may affect the level of support it can provide to the community.