Second Harvest relies on the help of skills-based volunteers to assist in our daily operations. Some examples of skills-based volunteers include: administrative support, front desk/reception, data entry, nutrition education, or other support opportunities based on your area of expertise.
Volunteer Opportunities include greeting shoppers, fundraising, administrative support, grocery pick-up, sorting pantry items, and stocking shelves.
Lesson volunteers work directly with our instructors, therapists, and staff members providing assistance before, during and after a rider’s lesson. Trained to become sidewalkers and leaders, each member of the volunteer team has a specific responsibility. Working directly with the rider, sidewalkers are a helpful extension of the instructor, giving encouragement and physical support. Working…
Volunteers assisting with special events, such as our annual black tie Gala or our Annual BBQ and Family Faire, are part of volunteer committees and work directly with our development department and our event coordinators. Generally, members attend meetings starting six months prior to the event and help with day of event set-up and possibly…
Write press releases, greet reporters, help families tell their stories, assist with web/graphic designs.
Check-in volunteers at home build and repair sites.
Women Build OC is a building club of women who believe in a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Women Build recruits, educates, and inspires women to build and advocate for simple, decent, and affordable housing in their communities. Women Build OC is not about excluding men, it’s about empowering women so…
Help Habitat OC Raise the Roof in our community by providing hard-working limited income families the opportunity to purchase safe, decent and affordable housing in Orange County. Volunteer your time and build along side these families and other passionate volunteers. Build, paint and landscape a home under construction.
Assist with various programs such as Family Selection which involves leading family orientations, process applications, interview, and select eligible families, Homeowner Education which helps keep Habitat OC families involved with each other and with Habitat OC programs, or College Bound which helps families and their children pursue higher education.
When you volunteer for a shift at the ReStore you help Habitat for Humanity OC’s home improvement store build homes in our community! Every product we sell allows us to continue to Raise the Roof and provide hard-working limited income families the opportunity to purchase safe, decent and affordable housing in Orange County.