Join us on beautiful island farms. We provide tools, and instruction and an experienced Field Captain. Most gleans last about two hours. Volunteers may keep a share of the harvest for themselves.
Distribute produce to recipient organizations around the island.
The museum values part-time volunteers during our busy summer and fall months. Working in the museum gift shop, assisting with admissions and membership sales, and staffing special programs would be a few of the many areas available to participate.
Volunteers have the opportunity to work directly with Club members, staff, and the community. We offer volunteer opportunities in the areas of: tutoring, program assistance, special events, administrative support, and more.
Answer phones, greet visitors and clients, file paperwork.
Be part of an event committee for Independence House fundraisers and awareness events.
Supervise and engage children in activities while their parents attend individual or group counseling.
Arrange for transportation to court or other community agencies.
Provide child care for some of our young residents while their parents attend meetings or skill-building workshops at the shelter. Typically, two to three volunteers work together to provide child care for a small group of children, but one-on-one care may be needed. All childcare is provided on-site, in public areas of the shelter.
Help shelter residents by picking up and transporting their belongings from Cross Roads House or an off-site storage unit to their new home.