The following volunteer opportunities are always available:

Congregation Coordinator - Volunteer coordinators oversee the host week scheduling and coordinate with volunteers and other Coordinators to complete the host week schedule. They also serve as a liaison to the Network Director.

Assistant Coordinator - Volunteers assist the Coordinator with one specific area (driving, meals, supplies, etc. ) when completing the host week schedule.

Van Driver - Volunteers drive the van in the morning and evening to and from the Family C enter and the host congregations.

Dinner Host- Volunteers provide dinner for up to fourteen individuals at the host congregation. Volunteers are encouraged to prepare a nutritionally-balanced and simple mea.

Evening Host - Volunteer spend time with guests during dinner and after dinner while at the host congregation.

Overnight Host - Volunteers arrive at the host congregation between 8:30 and 9:00 p.m. to sleep overnight at the host congregation. A bed is provided. Volunteers are asked to bring their own linens.

Activities Host - Volunteer intermittently plan and implement activities outside of the regular guest schedule. Activiites can be offered to guests; however, guests are not obligated to engage in the activities.

Family Center Host - Voluntter spend time at the Family Center during the day to provide support, specialty skills, and.or just act as a person-in-charge in the Network Director's absence.

Set-up/Take-down - Volunteers spend time on Sundays, the host congregation switch day, to set-up or take-down rooms.

Donations - Volunteers coordinate and/or collect donations for the Family Center or congregations, especially breakfast and lunch supplies for host weeks.

Whether you prepare a hot meal,

share a few hours of fellowship,

read to a child,

or provide a financial

contribution, you can make a

difference in the lives of homeless

families who are looking for a

hand-up,

not a hand-out!