Volunteer: Facility Care and Hospitality Volunteer (Individual)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 Closed-toe shoes (non-slip highly recommended)Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for indoor/outdoor work with no slogans/graphics, promotions, etc. on your attire.Positive, respectful, and a make-it-happen attitudeA 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 Your Impact By serving as a Facility Care & Hospitality Volunteer, you ensure that every guest experiences dignity, comfort, and welcome the moment they step through our doors. A clean, safe, and well-maintained environment allows families to feel at peace, children to play freely, and those in crisis to focus on healing and hope. Your efforts go beyond cleaning—they create a setting where lives can be restored, where community can thrive, and where The Salvation Army’s mission of Doing the Most Good can truly shine. Every task you complete is an act of compassion that uplifts those we serve and strengthens the spirit of hospitality at the heart of our ministry. Parking Program: Operations|Emergency Disaster Services|Maintenance 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 Closed-toe shoes (non-slip highly recommended)Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for indoor/outdoor work with no slogans/graphics, promotions, etc. on your attire.Positive, respectful, and a make-it-happen attitudeA 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 Your Impact By serving as a Facility Care & Hospitality Volunteer, you ensure that every guest experiences dignity, comfort, and welcome the moment they step through our doors. A clean, safe, and well-maintained environment allows families to feel at peace, children to play freely, and those in crisis to focus on healing and hope. Your efforts go beyond cleaning—they create a setting where lives can be restored, where community can thrive, and where The Salvation Army’s mission of Doing the Most Good can truly shine. Every task you complete is an act of compassion that uplifts those we serve and strengthens the spirit of hospitality at the heart of our ministry. Parking Program: Operations|Emergency Disaster Services|Maintenance Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32804 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Fall BazaarOVERVIEW: Our Fall Bazaar is an exciting event that brings our community together while raising funds to support our mission and families in need. Volunteers play a vital role in making this event possible. By helping with setup, you’ll be part of creating a warm, inviting and safe space where guests can shop, fellowship, and give back. Your time and energy help us extend hospitality and ensure that every detail is ready for a successful event.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:Event Setup: Assist with arranging tables, chairs, booths, and other items needed for the bazaar.Organization: Place materials, supplies, and items where they need to go.Unloading/Carrying: Lend a hand with unloading boxes and supplies from vehicles or storage.Team Support: Work alongside other volunteers and staff to make setup smooth and efficient.Flexibility: Pitch in wherever needed to ensure everything is ready before the doors open. ATTIRE & REQUIREMENTS:Closed-toe shoes (non-slip recommended)Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for moving around and potential to get dirtyGloves are recommended but not required (gloves will be provided)Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitude Your ImpactYour willingness to serve helps transform our space into more than just an event—it becomes a place of connection, joy, and hope for families in our community. Parking Questions? Contact the Corps Administrator, Sgt. Carla @ 662-607-6375 or Carla.Hetrick@salvationarmy.org • Please arrive 5 minutes early for check‑in. Program: Corps|Youth Programs OVERVIEW: Our Fall Bazaar is an exciting event that brings our community together while raising funds to support our mission and families in need. Volunteers play a vital role in making this event possible. By helping with setup, you’ll be part of creating a warm, inviting and safe space where guests can shop, fellowship, and give back. Your time and energy help us extend hospitality and ensure that every detail is ready for a successful event.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:Event Setup: Assist with arranging tables, chairs, booths, and other items needed for the bazaar.Organization: Place materials, supplies, and items where they need to go.Unloading/Carrying: Lend a hand with unloading boxes and supplies from vehicles or storage.Team Support: Work alongside other volunteers and staff to make setup smooth and efficient.Flexibility: Pitch in wherever needed to ensure everything is ready before the doors open. ATTIRE & REQUIREMENTS:Closed-toe shoes (non-slip recommended)Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for moving around and potential to get dirtyGloves are recommended but not required (gloves will be provided)Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitude Your ImpactYour willingness to serve helps transform our space into more than just an event—it becomes a place of connection, joy, and hope for families in our community. Parking Questions? Contact the Corps Administrator, Sgt. Carla @ 662-607-6375 or Carla.Hetrick@salvationarmy.org • Please arrive 5 minutes early for check‑in. Program: Corps|Youth Programs Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32804 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Feed & Fellowship DinnerOverview “Feed & Fellowship Dinner” is a hands-on, heart-forward volunteer experience designed to provide both nourishment and connection to the clients of our Men’s & Veterans Shelter. Volunteers will assist with meal service, engage in meaningful fellowship, and help ensure a clean, welcoming dining space for our clients. This opportunity is available on Tuesday & Saturday only. Primary Responsibilities 1. Meal Service o Assist kitchen staff with final meal prep (plating, portioning, etc.). o Serve dinner to clients in an organized and respectful manner. o Monitor serving stations to ensure food is replenished and presented well. 2. Fellowship & Support o Engage clients in healthy and appropriate conversation. o Offer encouragement and active listening during mealtime. o Create a welcoming, inclusive dining environment. 3. Cleanup & Reset o Collect and dispose of trash. o Wipe down tables, counters, and serving stations. o Wash, dry, and store dishes and utensils. o Sweep and mop dining area if needed. o Reset the dining room for the next day’s use. Volunteer Roles & Suggested Breakdown for up to 7 People 2 Servers: Manage the food line, plate meals, and ensure portions are consistent. 2 Dining Room Hosts: Focus on guest interaction, beverage refills, and keeping tables clean during dinner. 2 Cleanup Crew Members: Begin dishwashing, sanitizing surfaces, and taking out trash during/after dinner. 1 Floater: Assist wherever needed—may fill in for servers, help with beverage station, or assist in cleanup. Schedule Flow (approximate) 3:30
– 3:45 PM – Arrival,
sign-in, orientation & role assignments, team photo Attire & Requirements Closed-toe shoes (non-slip recommended) Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for kitchen/dining service Hair tied back; (hairnets will be provided) Hands washed and covered (gloves will be provided) Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitudeYour Impact By participating, you will help meet immediate needs for nourishment while also offering dignity, community, and human connection to men and veterans who call this shelter home. Every plate served and every conversation shared show the men and veterans here that they are valued, and cared for, makes a lasting difference. Parking Questions? Contact the Lead Chef, Bruce @ 689-269-1065 or bruce.dorris@salvationarmy.org • Please arrive 5 minutes early for check‑in.Program: Men's & Veterans Shelter Overview “Feed & Fellowship Dinner” is a hands-on, heart-forward volunteer experience designed to provide both nourishment and connection to the clients of our Men’s & Veterans Shelter. Volunteers will assist with meal service, engage in meaningful fellowship, and help ensure a clean, welcoming dining space for our clients. This opportunity is available on Tuesday & Saturday only. Primary Responsibilities 1. Meal Service o Assist kitchen staff with final meal prep (plating, portioning, etc.). o Serve dinner to clients in an organized and respectful manner. o Monitor serving stations to ensure food is replenished and presented well. 2. Fellowship & Support o Engage clients in healthy and appropriate conversation. o Offer encouragement and active listening during mealtime. o Create a welcoming, inclusive dining environment. 3. Cleanup & Reset o Collect and dispose of trash. o Wipe down tables, counters, and serving stations. o Wash, dry, and store dishes and utensils. o Sweep and mop dining area if needed. o Reset the dining room for the next day’s use. Volunteer Roles & Suggested Breakdown for up to 7 People 2 Servers: Manage the food line, plate meals, and ensure portions are consistent. 2 Dining Room Hosts: Focus on guest interaction, beverage refills, and keeping tables clean during dinner. 2 Cleanup Crew Members: Begin dishwashing, sanitizing surfaces, and taking out trash during/after dinner. 1 Floater: Assist wherever needed—may fill in for servers, help with beverage station, or assist in cleanup. Schedule Flow (approximate) 3:30
– 3:45 PM – Arrival,
sign-in, orientation & role assignments, team photo Attire & Requirements Closed-toe shoes (non-slip recommended) Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for kitchen/dining service Hair tied back; (hairnets will be provided) Hands washed and covered (gloves will be provided) Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitudeYour Impact By participating, you will help meet immediate needs for nourishment while also offering dignity, community, and human connection to men and veterans who call this shelter home. Every plate served and every conversation shared show the men and veterans here that they are valued, and cared for, makes a lasting difference. Parking Questions? Contact the Lead Chef, Bruce @ 689-269-1065 or bruce.dorris@salvationarmy.org • Please arrive 5 minutes early for check‑in.Program: Men's & Veterans Shelter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32801 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Sandwich Service for the Residents & the CommunityOverview
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. Primary ResponsibilitiesFood 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 Closed-toe shoes (non-slip recommended) Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for kitchen/dining service Hair tied back; (hairnets will be provided) Hands washed and covered (gloves will be provided) Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitudeParking Your ImpactAs 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. Program: Men's & Veterans Shelter Overview
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. Primary ResponsibilitiesFood 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 Closed-toe shoes (non-slip recommended) Modest, comfortable clothing suitable for kitchen/dining service Hair tied back; (hairnets will be provided) Hands washed and covered (gloves will be provided) Positive, respectful, and compassionate attitudeParking Your ImpactAs 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. Program: Men's & Veterans Shelter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32801 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Red Shield LunchOverview 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. Parking 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. Program: Men's & Veterans Shelter 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. Parking 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. Program: Men's & Veterans Shelter Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32804 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Emergency Food Pantry SupportOverview Program: Osceola County Emergency Food Pantry Overview Program: Osceola County Emergency Food Pantry Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 34744 Allow Groups: Yes |