The Tutoring Program is an after-school program designed to help children in the Latino community with their homework or any other academic assistance they might need. Our main partner of the Tutoring Program is Omega Delta Phi Fraternity from WMU. Members from ODPh are the main providers for the program. Tutors are able to help…
Sew book bags! These bags are given to children at participating pantries, sites of family assistance, and WIC! Book bags are at the heart of our programs! Consider making one a week or one a month or whatever you have the time to do.
Drive books to participating sites!
The work we do requires the hands and hearts of many volunteers. If you have the skills, the time, or the resources (or any combination of those things) we know just how you can fit into the Fire community!
Retail with a mission. We’ll find the task that is perfect for you! Options include customer service, picking up or sorting donations, repairing or cleaning merchandise, stocking shelves or finding creative ways to use donated products. Half day (12:30pm-4pm) shifts are available, and each ReStore can have 1-2 people per shift
We have volunteer opportunities at our construction sites year round. No experience, tools or skills are necessary to participate – we will show you how!
We need more than construction volunteers to build safe, stable, and affordable homes. Building safe, stable, and affordable homes takes more than saws and nails. We need volunteers in office support, hospitality, photography, gardening, coaching, finance, interior design, and more!
Retail with a mission. We’ll find the task that is perfect for you! Options include customer service, picking up or sorting donations, repairing or cleaning merchandise, stocking shelves or finding creative ways to use donated products. Half day (12:30pm-4pm) shifts are available, and each ReStore can have 1-2 people per shift
Join the dedicated men and women who are the core of our volunteer labor force. This group helps fill our largest need – regular weekday volunteers. Carpenter’s Club includes individuals and small groups who come together at least once a month to help Habitat families while sharing their strengths and learning new skills. Consider getting…
Create a personal fundraising page. Organize a diaper or personal care product drive for our pantry. Collect books and board games for our Family Center Resource Room. Support a family we serve for the holidays by purchasing gifts and a holiday meal.