Group Volunteers participate in special events, or plan a shorter-term commitment in any MEND department. Orientation is not required.
Long-Term Volunteers are committing to a minimum of 3 hours per week and planning to volunteer for a period longer than 3 months. Since these positions often require in-depth training and/or professional certifications, attending orientation is required. Teens ages 16 and older may volunteer on their own.
Short Term Volunteers participate in special events, or plan a shorter-term commitment of less than 3 months in any MEND department. Orientation is not required. *Minors 13-17 years old need to be accompanied by an adult to volunteer.
Phoenix volunteers can serve as event supporters. Supporters serve in a variety of capacities, such as helping with event set-up and breakdown, welcoming and registering event attendees, promoting events throughout the community, and helping to bring the Phoenix to new communities.
As an Event Leader, you’ll share the talents and activities you’re most passionate about with existing or new Phoenix team members. From starting a walking event to leading a book club, you can bring The Phoenix to your community. You will have dedicated guidance every step of the way in your onboarding journey.
We need volunteers for newly arrived refugees who have fled violence and persecution to rebuild their lives in America. Volunteers can help with financial literacy, ESL instruction, Citizenship instruction, young Afghan women mentoring, and donation drives. 18+ years of age required. 55+ welcomed.
Volunteers sign up individuals for a Holiday Grocery Basket and / or Toys for Tots.
Volunteers spend time with other individuals to discuss, plan and execute certain plans and events.
Volunteers drive either the box truck or van to pick up food goods from a variety of manufacturers, agencies and churches; drivers are needed 7 days a week.
Volunteers help check-in neighbors and verify paperwork before distributing monthly USDA goods.