Becoming Part of the Volunteer Team

The office is responsible for processing clients in need of emergency services, including food, hygiene items, eye glasses, ID cards and more. Jobs include receptionist, data entry and counselors.

Skills: Basic computer skills, customer service, interaction with clients; training provided.

Our 34 bed homeless shelter provides emergency shelter to women, children, and families. Volunteer opportunities include mentoring, babysitting, overseeing the computer lab, providing transportation for residents who need to go to appointments, and dinner provision.

Skills: Vary, ask for details.

The Warehouse accepts and stores donated items. In the Pantry, goods are sorted and distributed to clients. Jobs include: Sorters and Pantry workers, and Donation Receiver.

Skills: Standing/walking, lifting, client interaction; includes assisting clients to their car with groceries.

The Clothing Boutique accepts clothing donations, sorts them, and then hangs them. This ministry provides mens, womens, and childrens clothing to our clients free of charge. Jobs include sorting clothing and working in Boutique assisting clients.

Skills: Standing, walking lifting light loads, client interaction, customer service.

The thrift store is a retail store that sells clothing, furniture, and household goods. All proceeds fund the prescription medication program. Volunteer opportunities include merchandising, sorting donations, providing customer service, maintaining the store, assisting staff with donation pickup and delivery, and fixing/lifting furniture.

Skills: Vary, ask for details.

This program sends backpacks full of food home with over 1,800 elementary children, during the school year. Volunteers pack the backpacks at IES and/or transport backpacks to and from schools.

Skills: Lifting, packing and transportation. Transporters use their personal vehicles

Our Warehouse includes a Prayer Room that is available for volunteers to pray with and for clients. Our Shelter Program includes Devotions each morning at 8am, with a short 30 minute bible study time with residents.

Skills: Comfortable sharing the Word and praying with others.

The Center for Life helps our clients meet basic medical and health needs. Programs include health education and assistance with applying for government benefits and services. Receptionist needed also.

Skills: Basic computer skills, customer service, interaction with clients, answering the telephone (compassion, humor and prayer).

Our Facilities crew always keeps Interfaith looking beautiful. There’s always something that needs to be fixed, trimmed or mowed. Jobs include: assisting Facility Manager with repairs and maintenance, cutting grass, etc

Skills: Handyman skills