Volunteering

Want To Volunteer?
We have just the right job for you!
We need YOU at The Lighthouse!!

 

dsc_0024.JPGBookstore Attendant:

•The bookstore volunteer serves as our telephone “switchboard,” directing calls appropriately. These volunteers also may need to assist customers browsing or making purchases in the store.
dsc_0026.JPGComputer Instructor:

• Volunteers in the computer lab teach valuable computer skills to unemployed people, making them better equipped to work in the professional world. If you have a specific computer program you would like to teach for about two hours per week, please let us know– we’ll do all we can to build it into our class schedule!
dsc_0035.JPGDriver:

•We are always looking for volunteers to transport our elderly and transitional housing guests to and from doctor appointments, job interviews, or wherever they may need to go. Reimbursement may be provided.
dsc_0029.JPGOffice Volunteer:

• Periodically, The Lighthouse sends out large bulk-mailings. At these times, volunteer stuffers and sealers can make an often tedious job lots of fun!

foodpantry5.JPGFood Bank Volunteer:

• Every other Thursday, The Lighthouse operates our area Food Bank. Helping hands are always appreciated anytime from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., lifting and transporting boxes of food, keeping track of paperwork, cooking, and set-up/clean up.

Grounds:

• Whether you prefer mowing the lawn, landscaping, vacuuming, or building walls, we will find a way to use your labor skills. Come when you can– work hours are flexible!

dsc_0044.JPGResidential Volunteer:

•The Lighthouse provides safe, clean, supervised housing for up to 12 disenfranchised young adults (18-21 yrs. of age) as well as support that will bring stability and direction to their lives. Volunteers in this area can assist in numerous ways, but the area volunteers are needed most is for occasional overnight relief (6p.m.-a.m.) for staff resident advisers.

dsc_0070.JPGWheels of Work Volunteer:

• Wheels of Work is a Lighthouse program that provides automobiles to those in need of a reliable set of wheels. Donated vehicles are reconditioned for a needy family or sold to provide funds to recondition other vehicles. Volunteers with Wheels of Work may help with fixing the autos or with office work!

There are many more ways that volunteers may contribute to The Lighthouse.

Please contact Jaime Carter, Director of Development and Public Relaions for more information on volunteering with us. Jaime may be reached at 724-898-HOPE, ext. 28.

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Thank you!
To contact us:
1302 Cruikshank Road at Rt.8
Butler, PA 16002
Phone: 724-898-HOPE
Fax: 724-898-4677
E-mail: thelighthouse@zoominternet.net