Volunteer
At The Hiding Place, volunteers are more than helpers—they are an essential part of creating hope, restoring dignity, and walking alongside survivors on their healing journey.
Whether you have a few hours each month or want to become deeply involved in our mission, there is a place for you.
Together, we can create safe spaces where survivors feel seen, supported, and never alone.
Every Helping Hand Creates a Safe Space
Every volunteer makes a difference.
By sharing your time, talents, and compassion, you help us expand services, strengthen our community, and provide practical support to survivors rebuilding their lives.
Volunteers help us accomplish things that would not be possible alone.
Why Volunteer?
Volunteer Opportunities
Survivor Support
Help prepare welcome baskets, organize donations, sort clothing, assemble hygiene kits, prepare apartments, and support special events for survivors and their children.
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Assist with:
Apartment preparation
Landscaping
Decorating
Welcome baskets
Community meals
Gardening
Seasonal projects
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Volunteer at and help plan/prepare for:
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events
Community Festivals
Educational Events
Resource Fairs
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Perfect for:
Youth Groups
Women's Ministries
Civic Clubs
Businesses
College Organizations
Projects include:
Donation drives
Landscaping
Painting
Deep cleaning
Meal preparation
Resource kit assembly
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We're always looking for volunteers with experience in:
Construction
Landscaping
Child Activities
Translation Services
Event Planning
Fundraising
Grant Research
Legal Advocacy
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Share your expertise as a:
Attorney
Nurse
Physician
Financial Coach
Career Coach
Mentor
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Volunteer opportunities include:
Team Service Days
Donation Drives
Refresh Projects
Landscaping
Meal Preparation
Volunteer Requirements
To ensure the safety of survivors, many volunteer positions require:
✔ Volunteer Application
✔ Interview
✔ Background Check
✔ Volunteer Orientation
✔ Trauma-Informed Training
Specific requirements vary based on volunteer responsibilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Many volunteer opportunities include training.
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We offer both one-time and ongoing opportunities.
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Absolutely!
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Yes, depending on the project and age requirements.
Whether you have one afternoon to give or want to become a long-term volunteer, your time and talents can help create hope for survivors and their families.
Every hour volunteered strengthens our mission and reminds survivors that their community stands beside them.

