(423) 975-Kids (5437)Dress Code for Volunteers
We are a family oriented facility, therefore we are expected to look, act and dress appropriately at all times. We are expected to be clean and neat in appearance so as not to offend or cause any House Guest to feel uncomfortable. The following is appropriate:
Casual attire:
1. Slacks/skirts with sweaters or blouses
2. Jeans with clear cut lines, appropriate lengths, No holes, rips or tears.
3. Walking shorts with 3 inseam
4. Pierced earrings are acceptable. Other piercings must be covered.
5. Shoes/sandals should be comfortable and neat in appearance
6. Tee shirts should be plain no design or message
The following is considered
inappropriate:
1. Gothic clothing/make-up/nail polish
2. Faddish hair colors (pink, green, blue, purple, etc.)
3. Exposed tattoos
4. Dog-collars or bracelets with spikes
5. Revealing halter tops, mid-rifts or tank tops
6. Mini skirts
7. Oversized jeans
Should a volunteer arrive not dressed appropriately he/she
will be asked to leave and sign up for another day.
Volunteer Resources
Letter of Agreement Between Volunteer and Agency
Confidentiality Policy and Pledge
Release and consent form for Youth Volunteers
Volunteer Opportunities
Light housekeeping duties (dusting, vacuuming, etc.)
Kitchen tasks (cleaning cabinets, microwaves, stoves)
Help keep kitchen pantry/stockroom clean & orderly
Baking (cookies, cakes)
Prepare lunch or dinner for families
Help with quarterly cleaning of guest rooms
Clerical (answer phone, stuff envelopes, help with House projects)
General yard work (raking, planting, weeding)
Clean driveway/sidewalk with leaf blower & pick-up trash
Assist with fundraising events
Prepare newsletter for mailing (3x/year)
Volunteer Criteria
Minimum 16 years of age
Complete volunteer application
Commit to a minimum 3 hour shift
Abide by the dress code as set forth
by the House
Attend volunteer orientation