Volunteer: Women's Shelter Dinner SupportOverview
Assist with serving dinner to our residents at The Salvation Army Women’s & Children’s Shelter. Primary ResponsibilitiesSet-Up: Put out the side dishes for dinner and make sure all eating utensils, napkins, plates, and cups are stocked for dinner. Food Service: Plate dinner and serve to clients, pour beverages, manage allergy-aware labeling, and maintain a clean serving area. Tidy & Reset: Plate up late plates for working residents, container leftovers, wipe serving area, sweep kitchen area, and take out trash. Schedule & LocationWhen: Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays Shifts: Set-Up Crew: Start setting up at 4:30pm- (30 minutes before dinner starts) Serving Crew: Serving time 5pm-6pm(approx. 1 hour) Reset Crew: 6pm-6:30pm (30 minutes after dinner ends) Where: Women’s & Children’s Shelter Dress CodeClosed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire. QualificationsWarm, patient, and kid-friendly; able to follow staff direction. Age: 16+ (minors must serve with a parent/guardian). Maintain safe boundaries and trauma-informed, non-judgmental care. Comfortable standing/walking for up to 2 hours (accommodations available). No court-ordered Volunteers Training & Check-InKiosk Check-In: Sign in/out on arrival at the Iserv Volunteer tablet kiosk. Orientation: On-site briefing covers roles, schedule, safety, and emergency procedures. Safe From Harm Training required if you're an ongoing Volunteer Privacy & Safety Notes Photos of residents/children allowed only with permission. All photos must be updated to Staff-provided link for approval of use on official company websites & social media only. Not allowed on personal websites or personal social media accounts. Report spills, breaks, or concerns to staff immediately. What to BringA smile and encouraging spirit! We welcome factory-sealed snacks, desserts. Staff LeadA Shelter Program Team Member and Lead Volunteer will direct all activities on site. 407-423-8581 ext. 26491 Parking Program: Women's & Children's Shelter Overview
Assist with serving dinner to our residents at The Salvation Army Women’s & Children’s Shelter. Primary ResponsibilitiesSet-Up: Put out the side dishes for dinner and make sure all eating utensils, napkins, plates, and cups are stocked for dinner. Food Service: Plate dinner and serve to clients, pour beverages, manage allergy-aware labeling, and maintain a clean serving area. Tidy & Reset: Plate up late plates for working residents, container leftovers, wipe serving area, sweep kitchen area, and take out trash. Schedule & LocationWhen: Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays Shifts: Set-Up Crew: Start setting up at 4:30pm- (30 minutes before dinner starts) Serving Crew: Serving time 5pm-6pm(approx. 1 hour) Reset Crew: 6pm-6:30pm (30 minutes after dinner ends) Where: Women’s & Children’s Shelter Dress CodeClosed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire. QualificationsWarm, patient, and kid-friendly; able to follow staff direction. Age: 16+ (minors must serve with a parent/guardian). Maintain safe boundaries and trauma-informed, non-judgmental care. Comfortable standing/walking for up to 2 hours (accommodations available). No court-ordered Volunteers Training & Check-InKiosk Check-In: Sign in/out on arrival at the Iserv Volunteer tablet kiosk. Orientation: On-site briefing covers roles, schedule, safety, and emergency procedures. Safe From Harm Training required if you're an ongoing Volunteer Privacy & Safety Notes Photos of residents/children allowed only with permission. All photos must be updated to Staff-provided link for approval of use on official company websites & social media only. Not allowed on personal websites or personal social media accounts. Report spills, breaks, or concerns to staff immediately. What to BringA smile and encouraging spirit! We welcome factory-sealed snacks, desserts. Staff LeadA Shelter Program Team Member and Lead Volunteer will direct all activities on site. 407-423-8581 ext. 26491 Parking Program: Women's & Children's Shelter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32804 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Women's Shelter Birthday Bash for KidsOverview
Celebrate our youngest residents with a joyful, dignity-affirming birthday party each month. Volunteers will help create a festive space, host kid-friendly activities, serve treats, and ensure a smooth, safe experience for children and their caregivers at The Salvation Army Women’s & Children’s Shelter. Primary ResponsibilitiesSet-Up & Décor: Transform the common room with banners, balloons, tablecloths, and themed centerpieces; arrange gift and activity stations. Activity Hosts: Lead crafts, simple games, reading corner, and a coloring table; encourage inclusive play and kind engagement. Food & Cake Service: Plate cupcakes/snacks, pour beverages, manage allergy-aware labeling, and maintain a clean serving area. Gifts & “Birthday Boutique”: Help staff organize age-appropriate gifts; discreetly assist caregivers so every child feels celebrated. Tidy & Reset: Break down decorations, wipe tables, sweep, take out trash, and reset the room for regular use. Schedule & LocationWhen: The 4th Wednesday of every month Shifts: Set-Up Crew: Start setting up at 6pm- (30 minutes before party start) Party Crew: Party time 6:30-8pm(approx. 1.5 hours) Reset Crew: 8pm-8:30pm (30 minutes after party ends) Where: Women’s & Children’s Shelter Dress CodeClosed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire. QualificationsWarm, patient, and kid-friendly; able to follow staff direction. Age: 16+ (minors must serve with a parent/guardian). Maintain safe boundaries and trauma-informed, non-judgmental care. Comfortable standing/walking for up to 2–3 hours (accommodations available). No court-ordered Volunteers Training & Check-InKiosk Check-In: Sign in/out on arrival at the Iserv Volunteer tablet kiosk. Orientation: On-site briefing covers roles, schedule, safety, and emergency procedures. Safe From Harm Training required if you're an ongoing Volunteer Privacy & Safety Notes Photos of residents/children allowed only with permission. All photos must be updated to Staff-provided link for approval of use on official company websites & social media only. Not allowed on personal websites or personal social media accounts. Report spills, breaks, or concerns to staff immediately. What to BringA smile and encouraging spirit! Filled Birthday bags We welcome factory-sealed snacks, new crafts, or small party favors by staff. Staff LeadA Shelter Program Team Member and Lead Volunteer will direct all activities on site. 407-423-8581 ext. 26491 Because of you, children experiencing a season of uncertainty get to feel seen, special, and celebrated. Your time turns an ordinary night into a milestone of joy—reminding families that hope and community are here, and that Doing the Most Good looks a lot like birthday candles, crafts, and kindness. Program: Women's & Children's Shelter Overview
Celebrate our youngest residents with a joyful, dignity-affirming birthday party each month. Volunteers will help create a festive space, host kid-friendly activities, serve treats, and ensure a smooth, safe experience for children and their caregivers at The Salvation Army Women’s & Children’s Shelter. Primary ResponsibilitiesSet-Up & Décor: Transform the common room with banners, balloons, tablecloths, and themed centerpieces; arrange gift and activity stations. Activity Hosts: Lead crafts, simple games, reading corner, and a coloring table; encourage inclusive play and kind engagement. Food & Cake Service: Plate cupcakes/snacks, pour beverages, manage allergy-aware labeling, and maintain a clean serving area. Gifts & “Birthday Boutique”: Help staff organize age-appropriate gifts; discreetly assist caregivers so every child feels celebrated. Tidy & Reset: Break down decorations, wipe tables, sweep, take out trash, and reset the room for regular use. Schedule & LocationWhen: The 4th Wednesday of every month Shifts: Set-Up Crew: Start setting up at 6pm- (30 minutes before party start) Party Crew: Party time 6:30-8pm(approx. 1.5 hours) Reset Crew: 8pm-8:30pm (30 minutes after party ends) Where: Women’s & Children’s Shelter Dress CodeClosed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire. QualificationsWarm, patient, and kid-friendly; able to follow staff direction. Age: 16+ (minors must serve with a parent/guardian). Maintain safe boundaries and trauma-informed, non-judgmental care. Comfortable standing/walking for up to 2–3 hours (accommodations available). No court-ordered Volunteers Training & Check-InKiosk Check-In: Sign in/out on arrival at the Iserv Volunteer tablet kiosk. Orientation: On-site briefing covers roles, schedule, safety, and emergency procedures. Safe From Harm Training required if you're an ongoing Volunteer Privacy & Safety Notes Photos of residents/children allowed only with permission. All photos must be updated to Staff-provided link for approval of use on official company websites & social media only. Not allowed on personal websites or personal social media accounts. Report spills, breaks, or concerns to staff immediately. What to BringA smile and encouraging spirit! Filled Birthday bags We welcome factory-sealed snacks, new crafts, or small party favors by staff. Staff LeadA Shelter Program Team Member and Lead Volunteer will direct all activities on site. 407-423-8581 ext. 26491 Because of you, children experiencing a season of uncertainty get to feel seen, special, and celebrated. Your time turns an ordinary night into a milestone of joy—reminding families that hope and community are here, and that Doing the Most Good looks a lot like birthday candles, crafts, and kindness. Program: Women's & Children's Shelter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32804 Allow Groups: No |