It takes a village. Ours is short a few people.
Treasure House calls its network of support the Village. Volunteers are the part of it that shows up in person.
Not much, and we'll be straight about it.
Twice a month is enough, and so is showing up as needed.
The form asks whether you hold a valid driver's license, whether you've been convicted of violating any laws, and whether anything physical limits what you can do. We'll also ask for a shirt size, because you'll get one.
Weekday mornings, afternoons, evenings, weekends — the form has a box for each. Companies and organizations volunteer here as groups too, most often at events. Say so on the form.
Rather talk it through first? Grace Martinez, our Donor and Volunteer Engagement Coordinator, is the one to reach out to.
Three days a year we need extra hands.
Keys to Independence Golf Classic
Foursomes and a luncheon, in honor of board member Robin S. Reed.
Talk to GraceCornhole for a Cause
Held at Treasure House, with residents on the court. Play, or come to watch.
Talk to GraceTell us what you've got.
The form takes a few minutes. Once it's in, we'll be in touch with next steps.