Ongoing Opportunity Categories: Children and Youth, Community Development, Disaster Relief, Faith-Based, Homeless and Housing, and HungerOngoing Opportunity Tags: children, Families, Hunger, Seniors, serve, support, and volunteer
At The Salvation Army, a warm welcome can make all the difference. As a Front Desk/Office Helper, you’ll be the friendly face and helpful voice that greets our guests, answers questions, and helps keep our daily operations running smoothly.
This vital volunteer role supports our mission by creating a welcoming environment and assisting with light administrative tasks that help us serve the community more effectively.
Volunteer Responsibilities Include:
Greeting guests and directing them to the appropriate services
Answering phones and assisting with basic inquiries
Helping with sign-ins, forms, and documentation
Organizing and preparing materials or paperwork
Offering a kind, respectful, and compassionate presence to all
Shifts Available:
Monday–Friday | Between 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Shifts are available in four-hour increments, so you can serve in a way that fits your schedule.Whether you’re looking to give back regularly or just when you can, your presence at the front desk makes a lasting impact on every person who walks through our doors.
Help us create a place where people feel seen, heard, and cared for—right from the moment they arrive.
Interested in volunteering or want to learn more? We’d love to connect with you!
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