Opportunities From: Star of Hope Mission

Our Men's Development Center staff is needing volunteers to assist them in central station. We are looking for friendly and attention to detail volunteers. 

Central Station is the area where our residents go to contact their caseworker, receive hygiene and toiletries items. Volunteers will be assisting in the following

Answering Phones Directing traffic through the area Paging residents

Our Men's Development Center staff is needing volunteers to assist them in central station. We are looking for friendly and attention to detail volunteers. 

Central Station is the area where our residents go to contact their caseworker, receive hygiene and toiletries items. Volunteers will be assisting in the following

Answering Phones Directing traffic through the area Paging residents

Our Men's Development Center staff is needing volunteers to assist them in central station. We are looking for friendly and attention to detail volunteers. 

Central Station is the area where our residents go to contact their caseworker, receive hygiene and toiletries items. Volunteers will be assisting in the following

Answering Phones Directing traffic through the area Paging residents

Our guests love special meals themed for a holiday or just for fun! Put on a luau or Mexican fiesta, offer to host a good old-fashioned southern BBQ, or bring in music and dessert. Your group can design the entire dining experience for our guests.

Choose the specific meal you’d like to serve (breakfast, lunch, or dinner for 400 people).  Plan, purchase the food, prepare and serve the meal in one of our kitchen facilities (Men's Development Center or Women and Family Development Center)  Enjoy this delicious meal with our guests or program participants!

For information about mealtimes, special events, or specific ideas you’d like to share, email Volunteer Services at volunteerservices@sohmission.org

Sack lunches are an everyday need for residents who are out job searching, at social service appointments or just arrived at our shelter. Sack lunches consist of a sandwich (condiments on the side) & a few sides such as chips, snack bars, fruit, dessert.  We also ask that you provide water bottles to be distributed with the lunch. This is an onsite project. 

Volunteers must purchase and bring ALL items needed to assemble sack lunches onsite. Kitchen staff will be there to assist our volunteers. 

List of items for sandwiches

Wheat or White sliced bread

American Cheese slices

Deli turkey meat or ham

Sandwich zip lock bags

Brown paper bags

Mayonnaise and Mustard packs (1/1)

Snack options - All snacks must be individually packaged

Chips Cookies Mini pretzels Goldfish crackers Cheese crackers Fruit snacks

Number of Sack Lunches Needed

300

For Team Leaders: Everyone in your team must register and be scheduled before coming to volunteer.

 

 

We serve three meals a day, 365-days per year, at all three facilities. What an opportunity to encourage and uplift as you hand meal trays to our clients. Individual volunteers or small groups are scheduled on an ongoing or one-time basis. Volunteers help 

Set-up  Prepping veggies Making sack lunches  Organizing the pantry  Serve and clean-up.

TEAMS/GROUPS

Due to liability and security reasons, every volunteer must sign up. Each volunteer coming to serve in a team/group must be registered and scheduled before coming to serve. The maximum number of volunteers allowed to serve a meal at our Men's Development Center is four (4). 

We serve three meals a day, 365-days per year, at all three facilities. What an opportunity to encourage and uplift as you hand meal trays to our clients. Individual volunteers or small groups are scheduled on an ongoing or one-time basis. Volunteers help 

Set-up  Prepping veggies Making sack lunches  Organizing pantry Serve and clean-up.

TEAMS/GROUPS

Due to liability and security reasons, every volunteer must sign up. Each volunteer coming to serve in a team/group must be registered and scheduled before coming to serve. The maximum number of volunteers allowed to serve a meal at our Men's Development Center is four (4). 

We serve three meals a day, 365-days per year, at all three facilities. What an opportunity to encourage and uplift as you hand meal trays to our clients. Individual volunteers or small groups are scheduled on an ongoing or one-time basis. Volunteers help 

Set-up  Prepping veggies, Making sack lunches  Organizing the pantry  Serve and clean-up

TEAMS/GROUPS

Due to liability and security reasons, every volunteer must sign up. Each volunteer coming to serve in a team/group must be registered and scheduled before coming to serve. The maximum number of volunteers allowed to serve a meal at our Men's Development Center is four (4).