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Volunteer

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Thank you for your interest in volunteering! Please see below for ways to get involved here at Community Resource Center.

Interested in any of these opportunities? If you are a new volunteer, please click the link below to sign up.

NEW VOLUNTEER SIGN UP

Already a CRC Volunteer?
Contact Sara Rosenbaum, CRC Volunteer Manager at srosenbaum@crcncc.org.

VOLUNTEERS MAKE CRC STRONGER

Volunteers make a huge difference in helping Community Resource Center further its mission. Volunteers are one of our most important resources.

Our volunteers help at CRC’s food distribution center and resale stores, assist our staff at CRC events, host donation drives and fundraisers and help the marketing and development team with various projects. Your skills and experience make it possible for CRC to provide programs to end hunger, homelessness and domestic violence.

In Fiscal Year 2017, 23,169 hours were donated by volunteers; this time is valued at over $659,381. Your donation of time and talent make it possible for us to help thousands each year in our community! We couldn’t do this work without you …

BECOME A VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Submission of volunteer application (processing typically takes one-two weeks, so those completing hours for school or as part of court-mandated service are advised to complete an application well in advance of deadlines. Please note that we cannot provide volunteer work for any citations related to theft or violence because of the programs and services we manage).

Special screening may be required depending on volunteer assignment.

Youths age 14 and older are encouraged to apply. Youth volunteer opportunities vary depending on age.

Upon receipt of your application, the Volunteer Manager will contact you to arrange an informational interview to discuss your volunteer interests and current CRC volunteer needs.

THANK YOU

To all of our volunteers for all that you do to support Community Resource Center’s mission.

Your consistent commitment is critical to the success of our programs which assist thousands of community members create paths to safety, stability and self-sufficiency.