Our homes are built almost entirely by volunteers. You do not need to be a skilled construction worker to volunteer on our build sites. No matter your skill level, our Site Leaders are there to teach you everything you need to know to help us build homes for local families. All the equipment and safety…
ReStore volunteers assist with sales, inventory, cleaning and stocking the sales floor and warehouse, loading and unloading donated items, and customer service. Please wear closed-toe and closed-heel shoes or boots and clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
Large volunteer groups are perfect for helping us at garden work parties with laying mulch, turning compost, sprucing up abandoned plots, and planting at our Donation Station garden plots.
Our homes are built almost entirely by volunteers. You do not need to be a skilled construction worker to volunteer on our build sites. No matter your skill level, our Site Leaders are there to teach you everything you need to know to help us build homes for local families. All the equipment and safety…
ReStore volunteers assist with sales, inventory, cleaning and stocking the sales floor and warehouse, loading and unloading donated items, and customer service. Please wear closed-toe and closed-heel shoes or boots and clothing you don’t mind getting dirty.
For-Mar Nature Preserve & Arboretum volunteers are need for a variety of tasks including, but not limited to, bluebird monitor, invasive plant removal, butterfly counts and Visitor’s Center greeter.
Volunteer opportunities include: pick up food at the Macomb Food Bank, sort and distribute food in our pantry, provide clerical support, interview clients, and holiday projects.
Individuals and groups can participate in projects that keep our facilities running smoothly, our grounds looking bright and welcoming, and all areas safe, healthy and effective for our members.
Volunteers are needed for parking, concessions, ticket sales, and more. Our events are perfect for group volunteer projects such as Boy Scouts, Youth Groups, National Honor Society, and more.
Whether you get enthusiastic about kites, cupcakes, or model airplanes, a one-time demonstration or a weekly class can turn a child on to a new hobby. You choose the topic and the format; your hobby or profession might be what ignites a passion in a child.