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Since the start of COVID-19 we have ramped up efforts to prevent the spread of this virus among our employees, volunteers, and the homeless and other vulnerable people we serve.
Since the start of COVID-19 we have ramped up efforts to prevent the spread of this virus among our employees, volunteers, and the homeless and other vulnerable people we serve.
When you volunteer with us, you can be confident that all our volunteer activities follow local safety guidelines to keep you safe and healthy. Additionally, all staff, volunteers and program participants are sent hygiene and prevention information as recommended by the CDC.
If you’d like to learn more about safety measures for a specific volunteer opportunity, please contact your local Salvation Army volunteering team
We are grateful for you and our whole Army of volunteers. Your gift of time makes it possible for us to serve those in need.
If you still prefer to stay in, become a micro-volunteer! Every single day you have the opportunity to make a difference. And, sometimes it’s those closest to us that need our kindness the most. Here are 10 great ideas for doing something kind this week:
Last year at red kettles nationwide, we implemented mask and cleaning protocols, social distancing, and contactless donation options for your safety as a bell ringing volunteer. We’re pleased to share that we will again follow safety protocols at kettles for Christmas 2021. Please view this special bell ringer training video to learn more about the steps we’re taking to ensure the safety of our volunteers and those they interact with.