This volunteer opportunity typically involves hands-on farm work supporting a local Snail of Approval recipient
How can you make a difference in the life of students in your neighborhood? Our after school programs are a safe place for middle school students to learn, grow, and just have fun. We’re always looking for mentors to lead games, facilitate activities, and act as a shoulder to lean on for our kids. Tuesdays…
Do you have a green thumb? Do you like to work hard and enjoy being outdoors? Our community garden is always in need of extra love and care from a neighbor like you.
We all love to see students succeed – and sometimes the largest factor in their success is the help of a friend! If you have skills in tutoring and education at the middle and high school level, we’d love to meet you. Tuesdays 4:00-6:00pm.
The opportunities to stay active and keep learning continue all summer long for Streams of Hope students! Serve with our summer camp staff to facilitate games, encourage a love of reading, and form lasting relationships with students. Mondays 5:30pm-7:00pm.
The Food Center provides supplemental food to hundreds of families each month. Do you have a smiling face and a willingness to keep our Food Center clean, well-stocked, and accessible? We want to meet you!
Help at one of our four thrift stores. The role of our four Grace Centers of Hope (GCH) thrift stores is to turn your in-kind donations into treasures for resale. Through your support, our thrift stores contribute over 40% of all GCH revenue.
Steepletown hosts two major fundraisers a year for which volunteers are needed to serve on a working committee: Taste the West Side takes place in March and Golfing for Grads takes place in September. These committees convene for six months prior to the event.
The Steepletown Workforce Development program is in need of volunteers to tutor GED preparation students, age 18 – 24, at the Steepletown Center. Tutoring services are needed in all 4 testing subjects: RLA (Reading & Language Arts), Science, Social Studies and Math. In addition, GED tutors often assist these youth with online job search and…
There are several daily tasks that an extra set of hands can help with. This includes answering phones, sending out mailings, scheduling appointments, greeting visitors as they come into the building, etc. Volunteers must complete an orientation with the Volunteer Coordinator or Steepletown Program Director, which includes a criminal background and reference check.