Assist with the technical side of keeping things running. This includes website updates, blog posts, and communications.
CASA volunteers get to know the child and speak to everyone involved in the child’s life, including their family members, teachers, attorneys, social workers, therapists, psychiatrists, and others, who are knowledgeable about the child’s history and/or current situation. The CASA volunteer may also review school records, social worker reports and other relevant documents pertaining to…
Collect orders as clients arrive for curbside delivery on-site at the Resource Center, complete walk-up orders, and help keep the pantry stocked during distribution hours. This position interacts directly with clients, requires frequent movement and lifting, and is often fast paced.
Help fill client grocery orders and prepare for our weekly food distribution. Complete client orders by filling their packages with the requested products and label them appropriately so they’re ready to go. This position requires frequent movement and lifting, and is often fast paced.
Answer phones and work with consumers one-on-one to schedule their appointments. This position also assists with updating our online database as clients sign up and arrive for appointments.
Help unload the Food Gatherers delivery truck, sort and bag produce, and stock shelves in the pantry. This position requires frequent movement and lifting, and is often fast paced.
Help with the operations of the Center
Help Teach a Class; Help with Taxes; Knit/Crochet; Help with Meals on Wheels etc
Volunteers play a vital role in supporting every aspect of Casa Milagrosa’s daily operations, from working directly with homeless and extremely low-income program guests, to helping organize and distribute food, serving hot breakfast meals and coffee and even providing administrative assistance in our day programs.
For people who are non-native speakers of English, receive individual attention in speaking, listening, reading, writing, or conversation