Help Keep Children in School With Your Time
Volunteering with Community Storehouse gives you so many ways that your time can make the difference in a child’s success in school. Be a part of working directly with the children, or take a role behind the scenes. Whichever you choose, we have opportunities for you to volunteer on your own, work with your family or friends, or even with your company. At Community Storehouse, we have ongoing volunteer opportunities at our various locations - day in and day out!
Volunteer Opportunities
We have multiple volunteer opportunities for each of our programs with daily, weekly and seasonal hours.
Tutoring
Program
Tutoring provides low-income children, from 1st through 8th grade, the opportunity to receive one-on-one support in math, reading, and technological skills.
After School
Reading
Read to 1st grade children on school site.
Various days and times during the school year.
Office
Duties
Various duties including receptionist, data entry, etc.
Monday - Thursday
9am - 5pm
Friday
9am - 1pm
Event
Planning
Helping with special events including the Annual Concert and Run in the Dark.
Times: As needed
Food
Pantry
Restock food and toiletry items, bag client food orders, sort food from food drives, etc.
Check with Katie for availability.
Donation
Center
Sorting and sizing clothes, sorting bedding, furniture pick up, etc. Must be able to lift 50-70lbs for furniture pick up.
Monday - Saturday
9am - 5pm
Resale
Department
Help with stocking, customers, cleaning, etc.
Outlet Store
Mon-Sat: 10am - 5pm
Upscale Resale
Mon-Sat : 9am - 7pm
Sun: 12pm - 5pm
"I was raised in a church community where "Love your neighbor as yourself" was something we lived, not just read. And we were taught that loving means acting to meet the person's need, not just being aware of it. When I moved to Keller I found the Community Storehouse, a place that acts to meet the needs of our neighbors. For the last 12 years, I have served in many ways. My favorite event is Christmas House because of the interaction with the clients. Hearing their stories and how they appreciate being able to give their children Christmas gifts, always fills me with the holiday spirit. I also work on many of the events that raise money for the programs we have and have led the Ladies of Hope, our women's group, for several years. These activities have introduced me to many friends who share the desire to give back to the community. I am so thankful that I found this organization many years ago and have been able to serve in so many ways."
- Julie Sizemore