Opportunities From: Volunteers of America, Utah

Volunteer: 2025 Garden Group at the Center for Women and Children

Join us in making a positive impact by volunteering in our garden at our women's and children's detox facility. Our garden provides a therapeutic and nurturing space for residents on their journey towards recovery from substance abuse. By participating in this volunteer opportunity, you can contribute to their healing process and promote a sense of well-being.

As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to assist with various gardening tasks, such as planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting. No prior gardening experience is necessary, as we will provide guidance and support throughout your volunteer experience

Gardening Volunteer Guidelines

Volunteers must be aged 18 and up.  Groups must make arrangements with the Volunteer Coordinator.  You will be working outside, so prepare accordingly (bring a water bottle, wear a sun hat, jacket, sunscreen, etc.). You may bring your gardening tools and gloves. Some gardening tools are available for use. Please note, you will be responsible for keeping track of your belongings.   No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. If you wish to take pictures of your group, please ensure our clients are not in the background. Media is not allowed to cover a volunteer shift.

Questions? Please contact: 

Nicole Henderson, nicole.henderson@voaut.org  (385) 454-3065  Monday – Thursday, 9:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Thank you! We hope to see you soon!


Program: Center for Women and Children

Join us in making a positive impact by volunteering in our garden at our women's and children's detox facility. Our garden provides a therapeutic and nurturing space for residents on their journey towards recovery from substance abuse. By participating in this volunteer opportunity, you can contribute to their healing process and promote a sense of well-being.

As a volunteer, you will have the opportunity to assist with various gardening tasks, such as planting, weeding, watering, and harvesting. No prior gardening experience is necessary, as we will provide guidance and support throughout your volunteer experience

Gardening Volunteer Guidelines

Volunteers must be aged 18 and up.  Groups must make arrangements with the Volunteer Coordinator.  You will be working outside, so prepare accordingly (bring a water bottle, wear a sun hat, jacket, sunscreen, etc.). You may bring your gardening tools and gloves. Some gardening tools are available for use. Please note, you will be responsible for keeping track of your belongings.   No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. If you wish to take pictures of your group, please ensure our clients are not in the background. Media is not allowed to cover a volunteer shift.

Questions? Please contact: 

Nicole Henderson, nicole.henderson@voaut.org  (385) 454-3065  Monday – Thursday, 9:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Thank you! We hope to see you soon!


Program: Center for Women and Children

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84111

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: 2025 Group Breakfast Service at YRC

Prior to signing up for the YRC Group Meal Service, it's crucial to watch the sign-up video for essential information on the process, meal options, and important details.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at VOA Utah's Youth Resource Center. It's important to note that the single signup slot is intended to reserve the meal slot for the entire group.

Unlike many food service opportunities, volunteers at the YRC are responsible for both providing and serving meals. At the YRC we ask for groups of up to 10 people to sign up (4 to 6 is ideal for our kitchen size). Thank you, we couldn't do it without you! 

 

Watch our orientation video:

Kitchen Orientation Video - click here 

Trauma and Cultural Awareness at the YRC - click here

 YRC Meal Service - Printable

 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Volunteers are responsible for providing, preparing, and serving the meal. Our volunteer pantry has ingredients that can be used to make meals. Items and quantities are limited. If you plan to use materials on hand at the YRC, please check with a coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.  Client Numbers: The YRC Team will email you one week before your meal service with client numbers and dietary restrictions for the most accurate update. Group sizes must be 10 or fewer. Volunteers must be age 16 and up. An adult must accompany people under 18. Meals should include a vegetarian option for clients with food restrictions. Any food prepared offsite must be stored at appropriate food temperatures and served within 24 hours of the prep date (food safety standards). You are responsible for cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. Clients clean the dining space.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

Remember: Our clients are counting on you for a meal! Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance. 

BREAKFAST 7:30 am – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 8:30 am – Meal service begins 9:00 am – Second servings 9:30 am – Clean-up begins

Questions?

Community Engagement Coordinator |385-377-8307 | Mon – Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Youth Resource Center

Prior to signing up for the YRC Group Meal Service, it's crucial to watch the sign-up video for essential information on the process, meal options, and important details.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at VOA Utah's Youth Resource Center. It's important to note that the single signup slot is intended to reserve the meal slot for the entire group.

Unlike many food service opportunities, volunteers at the YRC are responsible for both providing and serving meals. At the YRC we ask for groups of up to 10 people to sign up (4 to 6 is ideal for our kitchen size). Thank you, we couldn't do it without you! 

 

Watch our orientation video:

Kitchen Orientation Video - click here 

Trauma and Cultural Awareness at the YRC - click here

 YRC Meal Service - Printable

 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Volunteers are responsible for providing, preparing, and serving the meal. Our volunteer pantry has ingredients that can be used to make meals. Items and quantities are limited. If you plan to use materials on hand at the YRC, please check with a coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.  Client Numbers: The YRC Team will email you one week before your meal service with client numbers and dietary restrictions for the most accurate update. Group sizes must be 10 or fewer. Volunteers must be age 16 and up. An adult must accompany people under 18. Meals should include a vegetarian option for clients with food restrictions. Any food prepared offsite must be stored at appropriate food temperatures and served within 24 hours of the prep date (food safety standards). You are responsible for cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. Clients clean the dining space.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

Remember: Our clients are counting on you for a meal! Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance. 

BREAKFAST 7:30 am – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 8:30 am – Meal service begins 9:00 am – Second servings 9:30 am – Clean-up begins

Questions?

Community Engagement Coordinator |385-377-8307 | Mon – Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Youth Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84101

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: 2025 Group Dinner Service at YRC

Prior to signing up for the YRC Group Meal Service, it's crucial to watch the sign-up video for essential information on the process, meal options, and important details.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at VOA Utah's Youth Resource Center. It's important to note that the single signup slot is intended to reserve the meal slot for the entire group.

Unlike many food service opportunities, volunteers at the YRC are responsible for both providing and serving meals. At the YRC we ask for groups of up to 10 people to sign up (4 to 6 is ideal for our kitchen size). Thank you, we couldn't do it without you! 

 

Watch our orientation video:

Kitchen Orientation Video - click here 

Trauma and Cultural Awareness at the YRC - click here

  YRC Meal Service - Printable

 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Volunteers are responsible for providing, preparing, and serving the meal. Our volunteer pantry has ingredients that can be used to make meals. Items and quantities are limited. If you plan to use materials on hand at the YRC, please check with a coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.  Client Numbers: The YRC Team will email you one week before your meal service with client numbers and dietary restrictions for the most accurate update. Group sizes must be 10 or fewer. Volunteers must be age 16 and up. An adult must accompany people under 18. Meals should include a vegetarian option for clients with food restrictions. Any food prepared offsite must be stored at appropriate food temperatures and served within 24 hours of the prep date (food safety standards). You are responsible for cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. Clients clean the dining space.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

Remember: Our clients are counting on you for a meal! Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance. 

DINNER 5:00 pm – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 6:00 pm – Meal service begins 6:30 pm – Second servings 7:00 pm – Clean-up begins

Questions?

Community Engagement Coordinator |385-377-8307 | Mon – Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Youth Resource Center

Prior to signing up for the YRC Group Meal Service, it's crucial to watch the sign-up video for essential information on the process, meal options, and important details.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at VOA Utah's Youth Resource Center. It's important to note that the single signup slot is intended to reserve the meal slot for the entire group.

Unlike many food service opportunities, volunteers at the YRC are responsible for both providing and serving meals. At the YRC we ask for groups of up to 10 people to sign up (4 to 6 is ideal for our kitchen size). Thank you, we couldn't do it without you! 

 

Watch our orientation video:

Kitchen Orientation Video - click here 

Trauma and Cultural Awareness at the YRC - click here

  YRC Meal Service - Printable

 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Volunteers are responsible for providing, preparing, and serving the meal. Our volunteer pantry has ingredients that can be used to make meals. Items and quantities are limited. If you plan to use materials on hand at the YRC, please check with a coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.  Client Numbers: The YRC Team will email you one week before your meal service with client numbers and dietary restrictions for the most accurate update. Group sizes must be 10 or fewer. Volunteers must be age 16 and up. An adult must accompany people under 18. Meals should include a vegetarian option for clients with food restrictions. Any food prepared offsite must be stored at appropriate food temperatures and served within 24 hours of the prep date (food safety standards). You are responsible for cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. Clients clean the dining space.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

Remember: Our clients are counting on you for a meal! Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance. 

DINNER 5:00 pm – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 6:00 pm – Meal service begins 6:30 pm – Second servings 7:00 pm – Clean-up begins

Questions?

Community Engagement Coordinator |385-377-8307 | Mon – Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Youth Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84101

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: 2025 Group Lunch Service at YRC

Prior to signing up for the YRC Group Meal Service, it's crucial to watch the sign-up video for essential information on the process, meal options, and important details.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at VOA Utah's Youth Resource Center. It's important to note that the single signup slot is intended to reserve the meal slot for the entire group.

Unlike many food service opportunities, volunteers at the YRC are responsible for both providing and serving meals. At the YRC we ask for groups of up to 10 people to sign up (4 to 6 is ideal for our kitchen size). Thank you, we couldn't do it without you! 

 

Watch our orientation video:

Kitchen Orientation Video - click here 

Trauma and Cultural Awareness at the YRC - click here

 YRC Meal Service - Printable

 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Volunteers are responsible for providing, preparing, and serving the meal. Our volunteer pantry has ingredients that can be used to make meals. Items and quantities are limited. If you plan to use materials on hand at the YRC, please check with a coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.  Client Numbers: The YRC Team will email you one week before your meal service with client numbers and dietary restrictions for the most accurate update. Group sizes must be 10 or fewer. Volunteers must be age 16 and up. An adult must accompany people under 18. Meals should include a vegetarian option for clients with food restrictions. Any food prepared offsite must be stored at appropriate food temperatures and served within 24 hours of the prep date (food safety standards). You are responsible for cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. Clients clean the dining space.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

Remember: Our clients are counting on you for a meal! Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance. 

LUNCH 12:00 pm – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 1:00 pm – Meal service begins 1:30 pm – Second servings 2:00 pm – Clean-up begins

Questions?

Community Engagement Coordinator |385-377-8307 | Mon – Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.


Program: Youth Resource Center

Prior to signing up for the YRC Group Meal Service, it's crucial to watch the sign-up video for essential information on the process, meal options, and important details.

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at VOA Utah's Youth Resource Center. It's important to note that the single signup slot is intended to reserve the meal slot for the entire group.

Unlike many food service opportunities, volunteers at the YRC are responsible for both providing and serving meals. At the YRC we ask for groups of up to 10 people to sign up (4 to 6 is ideal for our kitchen size). Thank you, we couldn't do it without you! 

 

Watch our orientation video:

Kitchen Orientation Video - click here 

Trauma and Cultural Awareness at the YRC - click here

 YRC Meal Service - Printable

 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Volunteers are responsible for providing, preparing, and serving the meal. Our volunteer pantry has ingredients that can be used to make meals. Items and quantities are limited. If you plan to use materials on hand at the YRC, please check with a coordinator at least 48 hours in advance.  Client Numbers: The YRC Team will email you one week before your meal service with client numbers and dietary restrictions for the most accurate update. Group sizes must be 10 or fewer. Volunteers must be age 16 and up. An adult must accompany people under 18. Meals should include a vegetarian option for clients with food restrictions. Any food prepared offsite must be stored at appropriate food temperatures and served within 24 hours of the prep date (food safety standards). You are responsible for cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. Clients clean the dining space.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

Remember: Our clients are counting on you for a meal! Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance. 

LUNCH 12:00 pm – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 1:00 pm – Meal service begins 1:30 pm – Second servings 2:00 pm – Clean-up begins

Questions?

Community Engagement Coordinator |385-377-8307 | Mon – Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.


Program: Youth Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84101

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Meal Preparation at the WRC

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at our Women's Resource Center. Our kitchen staff needs volunteers who feel comfortable around the kitchen to help prepare for the week's meals. Tasks include, but are not limited to: washing, peeling, chopping produce; cupping condiment containers; working in the dish room; etc.

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc,. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not allowed to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at our Women's Resource Center. Our kitchen staff needs volunteers who feel comfortable around the kitchen to help prepare for the week's meals. Tasks include, but are not limited to: washing, peeling, chopping produce; cupping condiment containers; working in the dish room; etc.

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc,. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not allowed to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Mentor a Youth

Volunteers of America, Utah's Amplified Mentoring Program is seeking reliable and compassionate adults to support at-risk youth, ages 10 to 17, in their journey toward becoming resilient and empowered members of our community. As a mentor, you have the opportunity to make a lasting impact by fostering positive youth development through one-on-one connections. When young people feel seen, supported, and valued, they are more likely to make healthy choices, develop essential skills, and achieve self-sufficiency.

To become a mentor, applicants must: Be at least 21 years old Hold a valid driver's license Complete a background check Attend an orientation and training session

APPLY HERE - BECOME A MENTOR

We ask mentors to commit to 6 to 8 hours a month for 9 months. If you are ready to help shape the future of a young person and guide them, please visit our website for the Amplified Mentoring Program or reach out to the

Questions?

Maira Rodriguez | maira.rodriguez@voaut.org | (385) 341-3573

Real Mentorship, Real Connections: 

Every match is a unique story of growth, friendship, and support. Meet three of our matches who’ve shown us what true mentorship can be. 

Jenny & Ronda: A Connection That Lasts  When Jenny joined the program as a shy freshman, she was anxious about high school. That changed when she met Ronda, her mentor. Right from the beginning, the two clicked, with Ronda helping Jenny find her footing by encouraging her to try new things, giving advice, and listening without judgment. Over the next three years, Ronda was there to support Jenny through every big and small moment, becoming a constant presence she could count on. Though Jenny aged out of the program after turning 18, she and Ronda remain a big part of each other’s lives. Now, Jenny has graduated high school, landed her first job, bought her first car, and is gearing up for college—milestones Ronda is thrilled to see her reach. 

Lya & Frida: Embracing Uniqueness Together Frida and her mentor, Lya, were both anything but shy when they met. Their mutual willingness to put themselves out there made them an instant match. Over time, they’ve built a strong connection through shared interests in art, music, and celebrating their individuality. Lya has supported Frida not just as a mentor but as a friend to her and her family, offering guidance rooted in love and experience. Frida is now a high school student, and her relationship with Lya is going strong. They continue to bond over creative projects and their shared belief in staying true to themselves.

Bobby & Joe: From Strangers to Family Bobby and Joe started as strangers, but they now call each other family. From their first meeting, they bonded over a shared love of music, food, and basketball, and they’ve built a friendship that goes far beyond mentoring. Bobby is proud to introduce Joe to his friends as “my mentor,” and the two challenge each other to step outside their comfort zones, whether it’s a one-on-one basketball game or hitting the slopes to try snowboarding. Joe’s patience and understanding have been a steady force in Bobby’s life, and together, they continue to make memories through shared adventures, laughter, and mutual respect.  Each of these matches represents the heart of Amplified Mentoring: genuine connections that go beyond a program and grow into lifelong bonds.


Program: Youth Resource Center

Volunteers of America, Utah's Amplified Mentoring Program is seeking reliable and compassionate adults to support at-risk youth, ages 10 to 17, in their journey toward becoming resilient and empowered members of our community. As a mentor, you have the opportunity to make a lasting impact by fostering positive youth development through one-on-one connections. When young people feel seen, supported, and valued, they are more likely to make healthy choices, develop essential skills, and achieve self-sufficiency.

To become a mentor, applicants must: Be at least 21 years old Hold a valid driver's license Complete a background check Attend an orientation and training session

APPLY HERE - BECOME A MENTOR

We ask mentors to commit to 6 to 8 hours a month for 9 months. If you are ready to help shape the future of a young person and guide them, please visit our website for the Amplified Mentoring Program or reach out to the

Questions?

Maira Rodriguez | maira.rodriguez@voaut.org | (385) 341-3573

Real Mentorship, Real Connections: 

Every match is a unique story of growth, friendship, and support. Meet three of our matches who’ve shown us what true mentorship can be. 

Jenny & Ronda: A Connection That Lasts  When Jenny joined the program as a shy freshman, she was anxious about high school. That changed when she met Ronda, her mentor. Right from the beginning, the two clicked, with Ronda helping Jenny find her footing by encouraging her to try new things, giving advice, and listening without judgment. Over the next three years, Ronda was there to support Jenny through every big and small moment, becoming a constant presence she could count on. Though Jenny aged out of the program after turning 18, she and Ronda remain a big part of each other’s lives. Now, Jenny has graduated high school, landed her first job, bought her first car, and is gearing up for college—milestones Ronda is thrilled to see her reach. 

Lya & Frida: Embracing Uniqueness Together Frida and her mentor, Lya, were both anything but shy when they met. Their mutual willingness to put themselves out there made them an instant match. Over time, they’ve built a strong connection through shared interests in art, music, and celebrating their individuality. Lya has supported Frida not just as a mentor but as a friend to her and her family, offering guidance rooted in love and experience. Frida is now a high school student, and her relationship with Lya is going strong. They continue to bond over creative projects and their shared belief in staying true to themselves.

Bobby & Joe: From Strangers to Family Bobby and Joe started as strangers, but they now call each other family. From their first meeting, they bonded over a shared love of music, food, and basketball, and they’ve built a friendship that goes far beyond mentoring. Bobby is proud to introduce Joe to his friends as “my mentor,” and the two challenge each other to step outside their comfort zones, whether it’s a one-on-one basketball game or hitting the slopes to try snowboarding. Joe’s patience and understanding have been a steady force in Bobby’s life, and together, they continue to make memories through shared adventures, laughter, and mutual respect.  Each of these matches represents the heart of Amplified Mentoring: genuine connections that go beyond a program and grow into lifelong bonds.


Program: Youth Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Flexible

Zip Code: 84101

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Serve Breakfast at the WRC

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at the Women's Resource Center. Please review the following guidelines and tasks before signing up for your shifts. Please note: Volunteers are not required to supply or plan the meal. Volunteers will assist with meal prep, service line, and clean up. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Our kitchen accommodates groups of 5 for breakfast; groups of 10 for lunch; and groups of 7 for dinner. If you’re volunteering with a company, church group, etc., please include a Group Name on the signup form.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc,. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not allowed to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance. Meal Service Tasks Please arrive on time to ensure we can serve meals on timeMeal Prep includes any tasks related to preparing the meal for service.Serving is meal-line style, with volunteers placing entrées on clients’ plates.Cleanup includes sanitizing countertops and prep stations, emptying garbage and recycling, sweeping, and mopping.Organizational tasks in the kitchen and client pantry include unloading, unboxing, and replenishing shelves.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at the Women's Resource Center. Please review the following guidelines and tasks before signing up for your shifts. Please note: Volunteers are not required to supply or plan the meal. Volunteers will assist with meal prep, service line, and clean up. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Our kitchen accommodates groups of 5 for breakfast; groups of 10 for lunch; and groups of 7 for dinner. If you’re volunteering with a company, church group, etc., please include a Group Name on the signup form.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc,. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not allowed to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance. Meal Service Tasks Please arrive on time to ensure we can serve meals on timeMeal Prep includes any tasks related to preparing the meal for service.Serving is meal-line style, with volunteers placing entrées on clients’ plates.Cleanup includes sanitizing countertops and prep stations, emptying garbage and recycling, sweeping, and mopping.Organizational tasks in the kitchen and client pantry include unloading, unboxing, and replenishing shelves.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Serve Dinner at CWC

Help prepare and serve a meal to residents in our detoxification and recovery program. Our residents are experiencing housing insecurity and substance addiction. Our dedicated case managers and staff assist residents with connecting to community resources that move them toward greater self-sufficiency. 

This is a single sign up opportunity not a group opportunity. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: All volunteers must be at least 18.  You are responsible for assisting with food prep and cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.DINNER 5:00 pm – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 6:00 pm – Meal service begins

Questions?

Nicole Henderson | nicole.henderson@voaut.org | (385) 454-3065 Mon – Thurs 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Center for Women and Children

Help prepare and serve a meal to residents in our detoxification and recovery program. Our residents are experiencing housing insecurity and substance addiction. Our dedicated case managers and staff assist residents with connecting to community resources that move them toward greater self-sufficiency. 

This is a single sign up opportunity not a group opportunity. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: All volunteers must be at least 18.  You are responsible for assisting with food prep and cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware.  No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.DINNER 5:00 pm – Volunteer group arrival and meal prep 6:00 pm – Meal service begins

Questions?

Nicole Henderson | nicole.henderson@voaut.org | (385) 454-3065 Mon – Thurs 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Center for Women and Children

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84123

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Serve Dinner at Recovery on Redwood

Help prepare and serve a meal to residents in our detoxification and recovery program. Our residents are experiencing housing insecurity and substance addiction. Our dedicated case managers and staff assist residents with connecting to community resources that move them toward greater self-sufficiency.


Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines

All volunteers must be at least 18.

You are responsible for assisting with food prep and cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware.

No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

DINNER5:00 PM - Volunteers Arrive6:00 PM - Meal service begins6:30 PM - Clean-up begins

Questions?

Alia Richards| alia.richards@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Mon – Thurs 9:30am - 5:00pm

Andrew Tillotson | andrew.tillotson@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Wed – Sat 9:30am - 7:00


Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Recovery on Redwood

Help prepare and serve a meal to residents in our detoxification and recovery program. Our residents are experiencing housing insecurity and substance addiction. Our dedicated case managers and staff assist residents with connecting to community resources that move them toward greater self-sufficiency.


Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines

All volunteers must be at least 18.

You are responsible for assisting with food prep and cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware.

No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.

DINNER5:00 PM - Volunteers Arrive6:00 PM - Meal service begins6:30 PM - Clean-up begins

Questions?

Alia Richards| alia.richards@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Mon – Thurs 9:30am - 5:00pm

Andrew Tillotson | andrew.tillotson@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Wed – Sat 9:30am - 7:00


Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Recovery on Redwood

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84104

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Serve Dinner at the WRC

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at the Women's Resource Center. Please review the following guidelines and tasklist before signing up for your shifts. Please note: Volunteers are not required to supply or plan the meal. Volunteers will assist with meal prep, service line, and clean up. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Our kitchen accommodates groups of 5 for breakfast, groups of 10 for lunch; and groups of 7 for dinner. If you’re volunteering with a company, church group, etc., please include a Group Name on the signup form.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not permitted to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance. Meal Service Tasks Please arrive on time to ensure we can serve meals on timeMeal Prep includes any tasks related to preparing the meal for service.Serving is meal-line style, with volunteers placing entrées on clients’ plates.Cleanup includes sanitizing countertops and prep stations, emptying garbage and recycling, sweeping, and mopping.Organizational tasks in the kitchen and client pantry include unloading, unboxing, and replenishing shelves.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at the Women's Resource Center. Please review the following guidelines and tasklist before signing up for your shifts. Please note: Volunteers are not required to supply or plan the meal. Volunteers will assist with meal prep, service line, and clean up. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines: Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Our kitchen accommodates groups of 5 for breakfast, groups of 10 for lunch; and groups of 7 for dinner. If you’re volunteering with a company, church group, etc., please include a Group Name on the signup form.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not permitted to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance. Meal Service Tasks Please arrive on time to ensure we can serve meals on timeMeal Prep includes any tasks related to preparing the meal for service.Serving is meal-line style, with volunteers placing entrées on clients’ plates.Cleanup includes sanitizing countertops and prep stations, emptying garbage and recycling, sweeping, and mopping.Organizational tasks in the kitchen and client pantry include unloading, unboxing, and replenishing shelves.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Serve Lunch at Recovery on Redwood

Help prepare and serve a meal to residents in our detoxification and recovery program. Our residents are experiencing housing insecurity and substance addiction. Our dedicated case managers and staff assist residents with connecting to community resources that move them toward greater self-sufficiency.

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines:All volunteers must be at least 18.You are responsible for assisting with food prep and cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.LUNCH11:30 AM - Volunteers Arrive12:30 PM - Meal service begins1:00 PM - Clean-up begins

Questions?

Alia Richards| alia.richards@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Mon – Thurs 9:30am - 5:00pm

Andrew Tillotson | andrew.tillotson@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Wed – Sat 9:30am - 7:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Recovery on Redwood

Help prepare and serve a meal to residents in our detoxification and recovery program. Our residents are experiencing housing insecurity and substance addiction. Our dedicated case managers and staff assist residents with connecting to community resources that move them toward greater self-sufficiency.

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines:All volunteers must be at least 18.You are responsible for assisting with food prep and cleaning the kitchen area, including washing and storing dishes, sweeping, mopping, and wiping down the countertops/cookware. No photos or videos of our clients are permitted. You may take pictures of your group in the kitchen (and we're happy to help take pictures for you!), but please respect the privacy of our clients and ensure they are not included in these pictures. Media is not permitted to cover a volunteer shift.LUNCH11:30 AM - Volunteers Arrive12:30 PM - Meal service begins1:00 PM - Clean-up begins

Questions?

Alia Richards| alia.richards@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Mon – Thurs 9:30am - 5:00pm

Andrew Tillotson | andrew.tillotson@voaut.org | (801) 440-1451 | Wed – Sat 9:30am - 7:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Recovery on Redwood

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84104

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Serve Lunch at the WRC

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at the Women's Resource Center. Please review the following guidelines and task list before signing up for your shifts. Please note: Volunteers are not required to supply or plan the meal. Volunteers will assist with meal prep, service line, and clean up. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines:Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Our kitchen accommodates groups of 5 for breakfast; groups of 10 for lunch; and groups of 7 for dinner. If you’re volunteering with a company, church group, etc., please include a Group Name on the signup form.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not permitted to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance. Meal Service Tasks Please arrive on time to ensure we can serve meals on timeMeal Prep includes any tasks related to preparing the meal for service.Serving is meal-line style, with volunteers placing entrées on clients’ plates.Cleanup includes sanitizing countertops and prep stations, emptying garbage and recycling, sweeping, and mopping.Organizational tasks in the kitchen and client pantry include unloading, unboxing, and replenishing shelves.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at the Women's Resource Center. Please review the following guidelines and task list before signing up for your shifts. Please note: Volunteers are not required to supply or plan the meal. Volunteers will assist with meal prep, service line, and clean up. 

Meal Preparation and Service Guidelines:Meal volunteers must be at least 16 to be in the kitchen.Our kitchen accommodates groups of 5 for breakfast; groups of 10 for lunch; and groups of 7 for dinner. If you’re volunteering with a company, church group, etc., please include a Group Name on the signup form.Photos with clients are not permitted at any time. Group photos for social media, etc. are permitted if clients are not depicted. News media is generally not permitted to report on volunteer shifts.Wear safe and appropriate kitchen attire, including closed-toe rubber-soled shoes. Cancellations must occur at least 48 hours in advance. Meal Service Tasks Please arrive on time to ensure we can serve meals on timeMeal Prep includes any tasks related to preparing the meal for service.Serving is meal-line style, with volunteers placing entrées on clients’ plates.Cleanup includes sanitizing countertops and prep stations, emptying garbage and recycling, sweeping, and mopping.Organizational tasks in the kitchen and client pantry include unloading, unboxing, and replenishing shelves.

Questions?

Community Engagement Team| (385) 831-9647 | Mon - Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours. If you need court community service hours please click here.

Program: Women's Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84111

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Sort Donations at RR

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at Recovery on Redwood.

Donation Room Assistance
Tasks include receiving incoming donations (including loading and unloading), sorting, organizing, and refilling clothing and hygiene tubs. Volunteers can expect to be standing for up two hours. Some heavy lifting may be necessary.

This opportunity is offered once or twice a week on Tuesday and possible Thursdays depending on weather  from 2pm to 4pm. 

Storage Pod Assistance:

Tasks include sorting, organizing, and labeling clothing and hygiene tubs. Volunteers can expect to be standing for up two hours. Some heavy lifting may be necessary. This opportunity is an outdoors activity.

This opportunity is offered once a week (depending on weather) on Thursday from 2pm to 4pm.

Contact Information:

Community Engagement Team | 801-440-1451 | Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

Address: 

1875 S Redwood Rd SLC, UT 84104

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours.  If you need court community service hours, please click here. 

Program: Recovery on Redwood

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at Recovery on Redwood.

Donation Room Assistance
Tasks include receiving incoming donations (including loading and unloading), sorting, organizing, and refilling clothing and hygiene tubs. Volunteers can expect to be standing for up two hours. Some heavy lifting may be necessary.

This opportunity is offered once or twice a week on Tuesday and possible Thursdays depending on weather  from 2pm to 4pm. 

Storage Pod Assistance:

Tasks include sorting, organizing, and labeling clothing and hygiene tubs. Volunteers can expect to be standing for up two hours. Some heavy lifting may be necessary. This opportunity is an outdoors activity.

This opportunity is offered once a week (depending on weather) on Thursday from 2pm to 4pm.

Contact Information:

Community Engagement Team | 801-440-1451 | Hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm

Address: 

1875 S Redwood Rd SLC, UT 84104

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, this opportunity cannot fulfill court community service hours.  If you need court community service hours, please click here. 

Program: Recovery on Redwood

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84104

Allow Groups: Yes

Volunteer: Sort Donations at the WRC

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at our Women's Resource Center.

Donation Room Assistance

Tasks include receiving incoming donations (including loading and unloading), providing receipts to donors, sorting, organizing, and refilling clothing and hygiene tubs. Volunteers can expect to be standing for up two hours. Some heavy lifting may be necessary.

 

Contact Information Kim Morrison (385) 831-9647

Program: Women's Resource Center

We appreciate your interest in volunteering at our Women's Resource Center.

Donation Room Assistance

Tasks include receiving incoming donations (including loading and unloading), providing receipts to donors, sorting, organizing, and refilling clothing and hygiene tubs. Volunteers can expect to be standing for up two hours. Some heavy lifting may be necessary.

 

Contact Information Kim Morrison (385) 831-9647

Program: Women's Resource Center

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Multiple Shifts Available

Zip Code: 84111

Allow Groups: No