A HOUSE VOLUNTEER joins in the “daily routine” at Isabel’s House by assisting our Direct
Care team members with the care, education, and safeguarding of children, as well as the
upkeep, cleaning, and daily needs of our facility. House Volunteers:
–Participate in scheduled daily activities
–Provide tutoring and homework assistance
–Serve as a positive, professional, adult role models
–Help prepare, serve, and clean up after meals and snacks
–Assist with general housekeeping and laundry
–Sort donations and purchases
–Inventory and replenish regularly-stocked areas
–Look for ways to help us improve and grow
–Provide important feedback to our team
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LifeCrew members serve for a six-month period at I Pour Life’s monthly Social Capital Clubs, held on the first Tuesday of every month. Build relationships and enjoy a meal with the youth in our programs. Every LifeCrew member needs to have a background check, and you can apply at ipourlife.org/volunteer Read more...
As a Kitchen Volunteer, you play a crucial role in helping the kitchen staff. Responsibilities may include food preparation, cleaning, and serving meals as well as various other tasks. Read more...
Home-delivered meal driver volunteers, deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring these individuals receive vital nourishment and also provide a crucial social interaction and safety check. Read more...
Home-delivered meal driver volunteers, deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring these individuals receive vital nourishment and also provide a crucial social interaction and safety check. Read more...
Serving as a Guardian for a Veteran on a Mission Helping with Flight Departures or a Welcome Home ceremony Assembling backpacks for Veterans Working at our booths at special events or Serving on a committee Working on various clerical tasks that can be done from home Read more...
