THANK YOU TO OUR AMAZING VOLUNTEERS!

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Volunteers are the driving force behind Habitat for Humanity.

We are grateful to every single person who decides to contribute their time, whether it’s one afternoon, or decades of service.

Whatever your talents, we have a place for you to serve. From swinging a hammer on a build site, to greeting neighbors at the ReStore, to organizing events and fundraising, to shaping our mission through board and committee leadership, your contribution brings us closer to our vision.

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Interested In Volunteering?

Fill out this form to get started!


Please note that we currently have limited construction opportunities until we can begin with the above ground work at Petersen Place. Please refer to our website, social media, and press releases for updates.

If you signed up for construction work, please take a moment to watch our construction site safety video , then fill out the form below. It’ll help ensure everyone stays safe on site and ready to build!

If you signed up to volunteer at the ReStore, please take a moment to watch our ReStore site safety video , then fill out the form below. It’ll help ensure everyone stays safe on site and ready to build!

Forms

Liability waiver for adult volunteers

Liability waiver for volunteers under 18

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • *Construction: Currently opportunities are Tuesday and select Saturdays 8:30 - 3:30. The activities of the day can vary and may include painting, framing, roofing, landscaping, and more. No previous construction experience is required!

    *Donating lunch to construction volunteers: Please contact us or fill out the volunteering form above, so we can work out the details.

    *Restore: (Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm. ReStore volunteers greet customers, clean and test products, organize and load/unload donations.

    *Volunteer on a Committee or our board

    *Donate goods to the ReStore

    *Help out at a community Outreach booth

    *Financial contributions

  • You do not! There are trained staff and volunteers on site to help you through every task. All we need is your heart for help and the hunger to learn.

    We know you want to be as safe as you can be and sometimes, that means you need to know what to expect before coming on site. There are many different tasks at the build site and in the ReStore. There will always be training and supervision available.

    This is a great video to watch:
    Safety basics for Habitat for Humanity construction sites

  • Yes you may! The construction crew and volunteers always appreciate coffee on a cold morning, lunch, or cold water on a hot day. Please email for details on a day and number of crew/volunteers who will be there.

  • You’re welcome to bring your own preferred tools to the site—just be sure to label them.
    If you have work gloves or safety glasses, we encourage you to bring those as well.
    That said, Habitat will provide all necessary tools and safety instructions on site.

  • Please contact us directly regarding volunteers under 18. While we love having young builders, we need to review each task and age group to ensure proper supervision and safety.

    Younger volunteers may also be able to help in the ReStore.

    A separate waiver, signed by a parent or guardian, is required for anyone under 18.

    For questions, please send us an email.

    You can also watch this short video with your children: Safety basics for Habitat for Humanity construction sites

  • We want all Habitat volunteers to have the safest experience possible. Please review the guidelines below for appropriate attire:

    • Closed-toe, closed-heel shoes

    • Jeans or long pants

    • Wear clothing that can get messy—tasks may involve dirt, paint, or other materials

    You don’t need to bring anything with you to the build site, but the following items are strongly recommended:

    • Water

    • Lunch and snacks, if desired

    • Hat and sunscreen, depending on the weather

    • Work gloves, protective glasses, if you have them

  • Yes you can! Please fill in the volunteer form above and add that information to the text field. We will get you on the calendar.

  • Yes, they can in both areas. Please fill in the volunteering inquiry form for groups above.

  • Use this video as guidance before you begin the hard work of building together. Once you have watched the video and have signed up to volunteer, please fill in the construction site safety video form above.