Volunteering is a great way to help those who are in need, meet new and amazing people, and have fun!
Please email [email protected] with any questions.
Fall Fundraiser
You’re invited to our upcoming fundraising event where you and your family can support our mission to help people move home in a fun-filled atmosphere! Join us as we celebrate the work being done to help change the lives of those experiencing homelessness.
Volunteers are needed for the day before the event (9/24) and during the event (9/25). Activities will include help with set-up, carnival game operations, prize booth attendants, inflatable attendants, parking attendants, busing tables, serving desserts, and more! Please review the available slots below and click to sign up:
Midvale Family Resource Center
The goal of this program is to facilitate activities for children ages 2 to 5, who are not yet in school. Activities include storytime, free play, songs, crafts, and more! Serve with at least one other lead program volunteer.
Please email [email protected] for more information.
Midvale Family Resource Center
The goal of this program is to help children, ages 5 – 12 years old, become interested in reading. Volunteers read stories with the children. There is generally one on one reading time followed by a group story and a craft or activity centered on the theme or characters in the story follow to reinforce the enjoyment of reading.
Midvale Family Resource Center | Pamela Atkinson Resource Center | Gail Miller Resource Center
The Road Home will accommodate court-ordered volunteer hours on a case by case basis. A few policies to keep in mind that may prevent you from completing or continuing your service hours:
-If you regularly cancel shifts you may no longer be able to volunteer.
-If you no call/no show you may no longer be able to volunteer.
-A Volunteer Coordinator must supervise and sign off on hours.
-You need to schedule during approved times.
-Masks are required regardless of vaccination status. If you do not have a mask or are not wearing your mask properly, you may be asked to leave.
-For everyone’s health and safety we ask that you cancel your shift if you are sick. Volunteers who are visibly unwell will be asked to leave.
-Available volunteer opportunities will be dependent on current needs and Volunteer Coordinator Schedules. Make sure you are signing up to volunteer during approved shifts, otherwise, your hours will not count.
-If you miss 2 or more shifts without providing notice prior to the shifts, your approval may be revoked. If you need to cancel a shift at the last minute due to illness or an emergency, it is best to send an email so that there is written documentation.
Please click here to complete our court-ordered interest form.
Palmer Court
The goal of this program is to help children living at Palmer Court, one of our permanent supportive housing facilities, become interested in reading. Volunteers read a story with the children. Art and snack activities centered on the theme or characters in the story follow to reinforce the enjoyment of reading.