Volunteer Calendar

Volunteer

Next Volunteer Training

September 14th 2019 — 12-4pm
At the Interfaith Works Overnight Shelter**

**To Volunteer at the Community Care Center we ask that you attend an additional quarterly training in October at the Community Care Center.
You can get started before this training, but we ask that you do attend it.

Beth Kelly, Shelter Volunteer

Recorded and Edited in 2015 by Maxwell Goldsmith--Shelter Support Staff.

Volunteer Trainings

The first step in connecting with us is to attend one of our monthly volunteer trainings that are held the second Saturday of each month from 12-4 pm at the Nightly Shelter.

After attending a training:

Check our calendars below for the Nightly Shelter and Community Care Center for volunteer opportunities.
Fill out the contact form on the bottom of this page if want to volunteer for an open spot.

Volunteer Opportunities

We have volunteer opportunities at two locations; our Nightly Shelter and the Community Care Center, our new hygiene center and social service hub. Ideally volunteers commit to a weekly, bi-monthly or monthly, ongoing shift.

Nightly Shelter
We have many regular openings for volunteers at our Nightly Shelter in the evening hours between 5-10 pm and the mornings between 6-8 am.

Nightly Shelter Calendar

Community Care Center
We have openings at the Community Care Center Sunday — Friday, 10 am - 5 pm.

Community Care Center Calendar

What Volunteers Do

Our volunteers primarily support our staff, assist with guests needs, cleaning, laundry, making coffee, organizing, occasionally running errands, and being available to meet our guests and get to know them.

Additionally, we have volunteers, (families, church groups, community groups, etc.) bring in hot meals to our Nightly Shelter in the evenings. We do not have cooking facilities, so all meals that are brought in must be in a crockpot, casserole dish or a container that can be packed in/packed out. Our guests love high-quality meat, fresh veggies, fresh fruit, and delicious drinks. We find that cooking for 40 is generally the sweet spot. Please bring paper plates and utensils if possible.

Making food for the Community Care Center is a large undertaking and we ask that you contact us directly to talk through what that might look like.

Contact us!

Have questions about volunteering? Need to change your current volunteer shift or sign up for a shift? Please share your contact information and someone from Interfaith Works will respond shortly.