Volunteers
At Pantry of HOPE, we believe what we do to support our local community in their time of need matters! Throughout the year we have multiple events and opportunities where we serve the people in our community!
Because of our volunteers generously given time and financial support, we are able to be successful year after year! We couldn’t do it without your help!
Invite your friends and colleagues out to come serve with us. Our current volunteer opportunities can be found here. We look forward to seeing you soon, sign up today!
If you have any questions, please contact: DeVonte Harpool
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED - We will provide training and resources!
Volunteers
Volunteers are so important to us and without them these events wouldn't be possible. Volunteer opportunities are usually available every month. You can volunteer by selecting the volunteer button above.
For more information related to group volunteering, please contact our Chapter Director, DeVonte via email: theharpools@gmail.com.
Volunteer Expectations
Your Safety is important! Please follow safety protocols and do not cross in front of moving vehicles!
Volunteers who have NOT registered for the event via VolunteerHub, completed screenings, and signed waiver, should not be brought to the event. They should sign up individually! We can allow people to sign up in person via their mobile device.
If you are sick, please stay home! In the event you can't make it to the event any longer, please cancel your sign-up via email you received or notify our team immediately by contacting: theharpools@gmail.com.
Please try to arrive on time for your scheduled shifts as we start our events and prep on time.
Indiana Department of Health – Coronavirus COVID-19 Response
At Pantry of HOPE, we abide by government regulations.
The latest updates from the Indiana Department of Health can be found at https://www.in.gov/coronavirus/
Wash your hands often.
Don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth.
Cover your coughs and sneezes with your elbow.
If you are sick, please stay home.
Practice social distancing and keep 6 ft. away from others when possible. Only we can flatten the curve by not congregating with groups of people.
Listen to orders from your local government and health officials to stay home during times of non-essential travel.