Opportunities From: The Salvation Army of Orange & Osceola Counties Volunteer Website

Strong and capable individuals needed to organize the offsite storage facility. Salvation Army Christmas equipment must be transported from KFC church and stored for later use. 

Overview

“The Facility Care & Hospitality Volunteer" 

plays a vital role in creating a welcoming, clean, and dignified environment for all who enter our facilities. Volunteers in this role assist with essential upkeep tasks such as picking up litter, wiping down tables, maintaining clean restrooms, and performing light cleaning duties to ensure a safe and comfortable space for guests, clients, residents and staff.

This opportunity is perfect for individuals who enjoy hands-on service, take pride in cleanliness, and want to support our mission through behind-the-scenes acts of care and stewardship.

 This opportunity is available on Monday-Friday only. 

Primary Responsibilities

o   Collecting and disposing of trash around the facilities grounds

o   Wiping and sanitizing tables and high-touch surfaces

o   Cleaning and restocking restrooms as needed

o   Light sweeping, mopping, dusting and/or tidying of common areas

o   Pulling weeds and trimming overgrowth.

o   Supporting special events with basic cleaning or maintenance needs

Attire & Requirements

A heart for service and hospitality

Reliability and respect for our mission and spaces

Willingness to work both independently and as part of a team

Attention to detail and cleanliness

Overview

The "Red Shield Lunch" is more than a meal—it is a moment of dignity, compassion, and connection offered to our neighbors in need. By serving at Red Shield Lunch, you become a key part of the chain of care that nourishes both body and spirit. Your presence helps transform a simple meal into a moment of hope and connection for every person who walks through the line, helping to create an atmosphere that reflects The Salvation Army’s mission of Doing the Most Good.

Primary Responsibilities

1.Client Interaction 

o     Greet individuals warmly and with respect, maintaining a positive and compassionate demeanor. 

o     Engage with people in a non-judgmental, empathetic manner. 

o     Be sensitive to the needs and dignity of each person served.

2.      Food Preparation and Serving

o    Assist in preparing meals or food items in accordance with safety guidelines and health regulations.

o    Serve meals to individuals in a timely, courteous, and respectful manner.

3.      Food Safety and Hygiene

o    Follow proper food handling and sanitation procedures to maintain a clean and safe environment.  

4.      Logistics and Setup

o     Set up the lunch line and serving area 

o     Organize meal bags

o     Help with packing and distributing meal bags, when necessary. 

5.      Stock Monitoring and Supply Management

o     Keep track of food and supplies, reporting shortages or needs to the appropriate staff or leadership. 

o    Assist in organizing inventory and ensuring efficient distribution of resources.

6.      Cleanup and Breakdown

 o     Assist in cleaning the serving area after meals have been served. 

 o    Properly dispose of waste.  

7.      Team Collaboration

o     Work collaboratively with other Volunteers and Staff to ensure efficient operations. 

o     Communicate effectively with the team, especially in high-demand or high-traffic situations.

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Questions? Contact th.Goodson@uss.salvationarmy.org

Questions? Contact the Facility Manager, Ben Goodson @ 407-423-8581 or benjamin.goodson@salvationarmy.org • Please arrive 5 minutes early for check‑in.

The Salvation Army needs Volunteers to assist in maintaining our space within The Kissimmee First Church of the Nazarene. Tasks you may be asked to do, but it is not an exhaustive list: Take out garbage, Vacuum floors, Re-organize pantry., etc. An in-person interview is required with this volunteer opportunity. Please reach out to Kirsis at (321)-304-5125 to schedule your in-person interview. 

Overview

“Emergency Food Pantry Support” is a compassionate, hands-on volunteer opportunity designed to provide food security and hope for families in need. Volunteers will help assemble food bags, register clients, monitor the door, and carry groceries/donations into the Center. Every act of service directly impacts neighbors experiencing crisis, reminding them they are not alone.

This opportunity is available on Tuesdays & Fridays only, from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

Primary Responsibilities

Food Support

Assemble food bags for distribution.

Carry groceries and donations into the Center.

Client Services

Provide information and register clients with care and accuracy.

Monitor the door to assist with client flow and maintain a welcoming, orderly environment.

Hospitality & Care

Greet clients with warmth and kindness.

Serve people of diverse socioeconomic backgrounds with dignity and respect.

Volunteer Roles & Suggested Breakdown (5 People)

2 Pantry Assemblers: Organize and prepare food bags.

1 Client Support Volunteer: Register clients and provide information.

1 Greeter/Monitor: Welcome clients and manage flow at the door.

1 Runner: Carry groceries/donations into the Center and assist clients.

Schedule Flow (approximate)

9:00 – 9:10 AM – Arrival, sign-in, orientation & role assignments

9:10 – 11:30 AM – Food bag assembly, client registration & service

11:30 – 12:00 PM – Cleanup, final walkthrough, and debrief

Attire & Requirements

Closed-toe shoes (non-slip highly recommended)

Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for lifting and carrying

Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitude

Ability to work in a team and follow directions

Friendly personality and willingness to serve diverse backgrounds

Your Impact

By participating, you help ensure families in Osceola County receive the nourishment they need during difficult times. Every bag packed and every smile shared provides not just food, but also dignity, encouragement, and hope.

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.

Set-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.

When: The 4th Wednesday of every month

Shifts:

Set-Up Crew: Start setting up at 6:30-6:45pm- (15 minutes before party start) 

Party Crew: Party time 6:45 -8pm(approx. 1.25 hours)

Reset Crew: 8pm-8:15pm (15 minutes after party ends)

Where: Women’s & Children’s Shelter

Closed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire.

Warm, 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

Kiosk 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.

A smile and encouraging spirit!

Birthday games, balloons & decorations

We welcome factory-sealed snacks, new crafts, or small party favors by staff.

A Shelter Program Team Member and/or 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.

Assist with serving dinner to our residents at The Salvation Army Women’s & Children’s Shelter.

Set-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.

When: Thursdays, 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

Closed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire.

Warm, 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

Kiosk 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.

A smile and encouraging spirit!

We welcome factory-sealed snacks, desserts.

A Shelter Program Team Member and Lead Volunteer will direct all activities on site. 407-423-8581 ext. 26491

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Assist with cleaning and restocking at The Salvation Army Women’s & Children’s Shelter.

Tidy: Assisting with cleaning needs of the shelter.

Restocking: assist with restocking of products, rearranging hygiene closet, janitors closet, and/or kitchen pantry.

When: M-F

Shifts:

9am-2pm, excluding holidays. 

Where: Women’s & Children’s Shelter

Closed-toe shoes; comfortable, family-friendly attire.

Warm, 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).

Comfortable with cleaning, washing/drying linens, and folding of linens

Some organizing skills 

Kiosk 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.

A smile and encouraging spirit!

Willingness to work and assist

A Shelter Program Team Member will direct all activities on site. 407-423-8581 ext. 26491

In keeping the legacy of Brian C. Smith alive, our devoted team of volunteers and Advisory Board Members courageously reach out to underserved individuals, including those without homes or stable living conditions. We provide essential items like food, toiletries, and hygiene kits to our neighbors in need.

Beyond the tangible goods, we offer a listening ear, spiritual care, and human connection to those often overlooked by society. Every interaction is an opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to encourage a heart. We embody compassion and empathy, making a profound impact on the lives of our community's most
vulnerable. We continue to love beyond hardship.

Join us in providing nourishment and hope through the "Sandwich Service for the Residents & the Community". This opportunity not only serves residents of the shelter but also extends into the wider community, ensuring individuals experiencing hunger receive a meal with dignity and care. Volunteers will help prepare, assemble, and distribute sandwiches in a welcoming environment that reflects the mission of The Salvation Army.

This opportunity is available every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 11:00am–1:00pm with a maximum of four volunteers per shift.

Food Preparation & Assembly

Assist with making sandwiches in a safe, clean, and organized manner.

Portion, package, and label sandwiches as directed.

Meal Service

Serve sandwiches and accompanying items directly to residents and community members.

Ensure each person is greeted warmly and treated with respect.

Food Safety & Cleanliness

Follow all health and safety guidelines during preparation and service.

Sanitize work areas, utensils, and surfaces before and after use.

Community Care

Engage with clients in a compassionate, non-judgmental way.

Promote dignity and inclusion through positive interaction.

Cleanup & Reset

Dispose of trash and food waste appropriately.

Leave the prep and serving areas clean.

Attire & Requirements

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As a Sandwich Service Volunteer, you are helping to fight hunger while also building community. Every sandwich you prepare and serve is more than food—it is a reminder to those struggling that they are seen, valued, and not alone. Your hands bring nourishment, your presence offers hope, and together we ensure that compassion is served right alongside each meal.