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The Salvation Army has changed lives and given hope to countless people throughout the nation. But it never does it alone.

 

we love volunteers! give yourself a high five for being awesome.

There are a lot of ways to get involved—for individuals or groups, for a one time thing or on a recurring basis:

We desperately need volunteers to help with our pantry. are you a part of a church or service group willing to help? Let us know!

  • Helpers assist clients as they “shop” in our client choice pantry
  • Helpers are still needed to cover the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Tuesdays of each month (3:00-4:30pm) and on the 5th Thursday of each month (1:00-2:30pm)
  • We’re looking for folks interested in committing to one or more of these days each month as a part of our ongoing volunteer rotation
  • Flexible hours (we typically need up to 15-20 hours of total help each week)
  • Answer phones and direct calls, greet clients, assist with minor administrative tasks

Gather some friends or family, pick a date & time and visit registertoring.com to sign up for a volunteer bellringing shift! Helping out during our seasonal fundraising ensures we are able to offer the critical support and services we do all year long.

  • Become a certified EDS volunteer to serve on our mobile canteen unit and respond to local natural disasters and emergency situations*
  • Volunteers offer practical and material support to victims and first-responders
  • Advanced training/certification available for those interested in serving as national and international EDS response team members
  • Handyman projects
  • Lawn care and beautification projects
  • Light cleaning & organizing

If you’re interested or curious, contact Major Curtiss Hartley

(765) 289-7924 Ext. 10 or curtiss.hartley@usc.salvationarmy.org

*Ongoing contact with youth and/or vulnerable adults requires a background check and Safe From Harm certification (free training available on-site). EDS certification requires completion of the appropriate course for desired deployment level (free training available on-site or regionally).