You Can Help

Lunch Crew

We would love to have some volunteers who are willing to occasionally bring out lunch to our volunteer groups.

Store

Accept donations at our drop-off center, price and display items on the sales floor, clean the store and donated items, etc.

Crew Leads

We are looking for volunteers with construction knowledge willing to lead crews during the week.

Fundraise

Whether a school, organization, church, neighborhood, etc. you can get creative planning a fundraiser.

Office Support

Help answer phones and assist staff with various admin projects. 

Committees

There are various committees (Family Support, Land, Fundraising) that you can become involved in.

Get Started

Building

There is always work to do and we greatly appreciate all of the volunteers that show up to help us build!

Group Builds

Your office, organization, church, school, etc. can come out and spend a day (or more) building on our site.

Get Started

Whether at our construction site, the Habitat Store, or office, we’ve got a place for you! You can help in various ways.

Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator if you have any questions about these opportunities. You can reach us at (509)943-5555 or by email at volunteer@habitat-tcp.org.

Volunteers are the backbone of Habitat for Humanity, equipping us with the labor, resources, time and the talent it takes to build homes and hope. Your efforts make it possible for us to achieve our mission of providing simple, decent, affordable homes to our partner families.

Habitat relies on volunteers with a range of experience and talents to continue our work. Find the volunteer opportunity that is right for you!

Volunteering for Habitat for Humanity does not require any building experience, tools or prerequisites, so anyone can sign up to help build affordable housing for those in need. Find out how you can do something important for your fellow man with helpful hints from a Habitat for Humanity volunteer in this video on landscaping.

FAQs for Volunteers

All hours are tracked by Volunteer Services in a central database. If you need a letter of recognition stating your volunteer hours please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@habitat-tcp.org for assistance.

Volunteers must first sign-in on our volunteer log. A safety meeting will begin shortly after your arrival, followed by a short prayer. The Site Superintendent will then divide volunteers up into small groups to conquer the day’s tasks. Volunteers need to have an ability to swing a hammer and a willingness to give back to their community! We will teach you the rest.

Please wear long pants and closed toed shoes. Bring a pair of work gloves and a water bottle. We will provide you with the tools for the day.

Habitat for Humanity does not provide lunch for volunteers so we suggest you bring your own. On occasion, people or groups will provide lunch for all volunteers so you may be surprised on certain build dates.

We ask that you bring your own water bottle to the build site. Habitat for Humanity does have water jugs for volunteers to refill their water bottles throughout the day.

Yes. Safety standards require that volunteers be 16 or older on construction sites and 18 or older in the Habitat Store. Volunteers aged 16 or 17 must have a Liability Form completed by a parent or legal guardian. While the majority of our volunteer opportunities are most appropriate for youth over the age of 16, we do encourage the involvement of all youth. There are many ways for young people to help the efforts of Habitat for Humanity. For information on how to get youth under the age of 16 involved, contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (509)943-5555 x200 or email at volunteer@habitat-tcp.org.

There is an additional application process for those desiring to do Court-ordered Community Service hours through Habitat. Please print, fill-out, and bring the following application to our office. 

Community Service Application

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