Volunteer: BUILD: Highland Grove New Construction & TriplexThank you for volunteering on one of our Habitat construction sites! Every shift helps move a family closer to a safe, affordable place to call home. Whether you're joining us for the first time or you've volunteered on many builds, we're grateful to have you as part of the team. No matter your experience level, our site supervisors will match you with appropriate tasks and provide instruction throughout the day.
Build Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please plan to arrive for the start of your shift so you can participate in the required morning safety briefing. For everyone's safety, volunteers who miss the orientation may be asked to leave for the day. Build Location: This construction project is located in the Highland Grove development in Richmond's Northside. Because this is a newly developed neighborhood, the exact street addresses may not yet appear in GPS or online maps. Use 2225 Highland Grv Dr., Richmond, VA 23222 to navigate to the correct area of the development (lots 17-19 in map below). Parking is available along Highland Grove Drive. Age Requirements Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older to serve on a construction site. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves them to volunteer independently. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. All volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release before volunteering. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Weather-appropriate layers, as construction sites often do not have heating or air conditioning. Before Your ShiftPlease bring your own lunch. Water is provided, and you are welcome to bring a reusable water bottle to refill throughout the day. A signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. All tools, safety equipment, training, and supervision are provided. During the summer months, please take a few minutes to review our Heat & Hydration Safety information before your shift. DOING HOURS FOR COURT? Please make sure to check out our policy and fill out the form PRIOR to volunteering if you will need credit or a letter verifying your hours. Find about more HERE! Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Build Projects Thank you for volunteering on one of our Habitat construction sites! Every shift helps move a family closer to a safe, affordable place to call home. Whether you're joining us for the first time or you've volunteered on many builds, we're grateful to have you as part of the team. No matter your experience level, our site supervisors will match you with appropriate tasks and provide instruction throughout the day.
Build Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please plan to arrive for the start of your shift so you can participate in the required morning safety briefing. For everyone's safety, volunteers who miss the orientation may be asked to leave for the day. Build Location: This construction project is located in the Highland Grove development in Richmond's Northside. Because this is a newly developed neighborhood, the exact street addresses may not yet appear in GPS or online maps. Use 2225 Highland Grv Dr., Richmond, VA 23222 to navigate to the correct area of the development (lots 17-19 in map below). Parking is available along Highland Grove Drive. Age Requirements Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older to serve on a construction site. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves them to volunteer independently. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. All volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release before volunteering. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Weather-appropriate layers, as construction sites often do not have heating or air conditioning. Before Your ShiftPlease bring your own lunch. Water is provided, and you are welcome to bring a reusable water bottle to refill throughout the day. A signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. All tools, safety equipment, training, and supervision are provided. During the summer months, please take a few minutes to review our Heat & Hydration Safety information before your shift. DOING HOURS FOR COURT? Please make sure to check out our policy and fill out the form PRIOR to volunteering if you will need credit or a letter verifying your hours. Find about more HERE! Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Build Projects Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23222 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: BUILD: New Construction ProjectsThank you for volunteering on one of our Habitat construction sites! Every shift helps move a family closer to a safe, affordable place to call home. Whether you're joining us for the first time or you've volunteered on many builds, we're grateful to have you as part of the team. No matter your experience level, our site supervisors will match you with appropriate tasks and provide instruction throughout the day.
Build Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please plan to arrive for the start of your shift so you can participate in the required morning safety briefing. For everyone's safety, volunteers who miss the orientation may be asked to leave for the day. Build Location: August - September 5th: This construction project is located in the Highland Grove development in Richmond's Northside. Because this is a newly developed neighborhood, the exact street addresses may not yet appear in GPS or online maps. Use 2225 Highland Grv Dr., Richmond, VA 23222 to navigate to the correct area of the development (lots 17-19 in map below). Parking is available along Highland Grove Drive.NOTE: August 26th and 27th will be at the SOAR Construction Warehouse at 3334 Lanvale Ave, Richmond 23227!Age Requirements Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older to serve on a construction site. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves them to volunteer independently. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. All volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release before volunteering. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Weather-appropriate layers, as construction sites often do not have heating or air conditioning. Before Your ShiftPlease bring your own lunch. Water is provided, and you are welcome to bring a reusable water bottle to refill throughout the day. A signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. All tools, safety equipment, training, and supervision are provided. During the summer months, please take a few minutes to review our Heat & Hydration Safety information before your shift. DOING HOURS FOR COURT? Please make sure to check out our policy and fill out the form PRIOR to volunteering if you will need credit or a letter verifying your hours. Find about more HERE! Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Build Projects Thank you for volunteering on one of our Habitat construction sites! Every shift helps move a family closer to a safe, affordable place to call home. Whether you're joining us for the first time or you've volunteered on many builds, we're grateful to have you as part of the team. No matter your experience level, our site supervisors will match you with appropriate tasks and provide instruction throughout the day.
Build Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please plan to arrive for the start of your shift so you can participate in the required morning safety briefing. For everyone's safety, volunteers who miss the orientation may be asked to leave for the day. Build Location: August - September 5th: This construction project is located in the Highland Grove development in Richmond's Northside. Because this is a newly developed neighborhood, the exact street addresses may not yet appear in GPS or online maps. Use 2225 Highland Grv Dr., Richmond, VA 23222 to navigate to the correct area of the development (lots 17-19 in map below). Parking is available along Highland Grove Drive.NOTE: August 26th and 27th will be at the SOAR Construction Warehouse at 3334 Lanvale Ave, Richmond 23227!Age Requirements Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older to serve on a construction site. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves them to volunteer independently. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. All volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release before volunteering. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Weather-appropriate layers, as construction sites often do not have heating or air conditioning. Before Your ShiftPlease bring your own lunch. Water is provided, and you are welcome to bring a reusable water bottle to refill throughout the day. A signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. All tools, safety equipment, training, and supervision are provided. During the summer months, please take a few minutes to review our Heat & Hydration Safety information before your shift. DOING HOURS FOR COURT? Please make sure to check out our policy and fill out the form PRIOR to volunteering if you will need credit or a letter verifying your hours. Find about more HERE! Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Build Projects Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23222 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Richmond ReStore VolunteerThank you for volunteering with the Richmond ReStore! Your time and energy help support Habitat for Humanity's mission while giving donated items a second chance and creating a great shopping experience for our community. During your shift, you'll work alongside our ReStore staff to receive, sort, price, and prepare donations for the sales floor. You may help care for a section of the store by keeping it organized, stocked, and looking its best. Every day is a little different. You might be organizing furniture, helping a shopper find the perfect item, or creating an eye-catching display. One of the easiest ways to make an impact is with a friendly smile! We encourage volunteers to greet customers as they arrive and help create the welcoming atmosphere that makes our ReStore such a special place. What You'll Be DoingReceive donations and thank donors for supporting Habitat for Humanity. Help process, clean, and prepare donated items for the sales floor. Learn how we price commonly donated items. Keep store departments organized, stocked, and shopper-friendly. Assist customers by answering questions or connecting them with a staff member when needed. Help refresh furniture displays and other featured areas throughout the store. Support day-to-day operations in both the donation processing area and on the sales floor. Stay connected with staff and fellow volunteers using store radios. Help keep the ReStore clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. What Makes a Great ReStore VolunteerA passion for Habitat for Humanity's mission and a desire to make a positive impact in the community.Enjoys working independently while also being a supportive member of a team.Willingness to follow directions and learn new tasks from ReStore staff.Comfortable lifting and moving furniture or appliances with the help of dollies, carts, and teammates.Able to stand or walk for up to three hours in a warehouse and retail environment.Committed to helping us maintain a safe environment by following ReStore safety guidelines and dress code requirements.Age RequirementsVolunteers must be 16 years of age or older. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves independent volunteering. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. Volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release on their behalf. For safety reasons, volunteers under 18 may not use power tools or ladders taller than four feet. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Before Your ShiftA signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. Tools, supervision, and water are provided. We have cups of water in our ReStores but we do recommend bringing a reusable water bottle to refill for convenience!
Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Richmond ReStore Thank you for volunteering with the Richmond ReStore! Your time and energy help support Habitat for Humanity's mission while giving donated items a second chance and creating a great shopping experience for our community. During your shift, you'll work alongside our ReStore staff to receive, sort, price, and prepare donations for the sales floor. You may help care for a section of the store by keeping it organized, stocked, and looking its best. Every day is a little different. You might be organizing furniture, helping a shopper find the perfect item, or creating an eye-catching display. One of the easiest ways to make an impact is with a friendly smile! We encourage volunteers to greet customers as they arrive and help create the welcoming atmosphere that makes our ReStore such a special place. What You'll Be DoingReceive donations and thank donors for supporting Habitat for Humanity. Help process, clean, and prepare donated items for the sales floor. Learn how we price commonly donated items. Keep store departments organized, stocked, and shopper-friendly. Assist customers by answering questions or connecting them with a staff member when needed. Help refresh furniture displays and other featured areas throughout the store. Support day-to-day operations in both the donation processing area and on the sales floor. Stay connected with staff and fellow volunteers using store radios. Help keep the ReStore clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. What Makes a Great ReStore VolunteerA passion for Habitat for Humanity's mission and a desire to make a positive impact in the community.Enjoys working independently while also being a supportive member of a team.Willingness to follow directions and learn new tasks from ReStore staff.Comfortable lifting and moving furniture or appliances with the help of dollies, carts, and teammates.Able to stand or walk for up to three hours in a warehouse and retail environment.Committed to helping us maintain a safe environment by following ReStore safety guidelines and dress code requirements.Age RequirementsVolunteers must be 16 years of age or older. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves independent volunteering. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. Volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release on their behalf. For safety reasons, volunteers under 18 may not use power tools or ladders taller than four feet. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Before Your ShiftA signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. Tools, supervision, and water are provided. We have cups of water in our ReStores but we do recommend bringing a reusable water bottle to refill for convenience!
Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Richmond ReStore Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23222 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Chesterfield Restore VolunteerThank you for volunteering with the Chesterfield ReStore! Your time and energy help support Habitat for Humanity's mission while giving donated items a second chance and creating a great shopping experience for our community. During your shift, you'll work alongside our ReStore staff to receive, sort, price, and prepare donations for the sales floor. You may help care for a section of the store by keeping it organized, stocked, and looking its best. Every day is a little different. You might be organizing furniture, helping a shopper find the perfect item, or creating an eye-catching display. One of the easiest ways to make an impact is with a friendly smile! We encourage volunteers to greet customers as they arrive and help create the welcoming atmosphere that makes our ReStore such a special place. What You'll Be DoingReceive donations and thank donors for supporting Habitat for Humanity. Help process, clean, and prepare donated items for the sales floor. Learn how we price commonly donated items. Keep store departments organized, stocked, and shopper-friendly. Assist customers by answering questions or connecting them with a staff member when needed. Help refresh furniture displays and other featured areas throughout the store. Support day-to-day operations in both the donation processing area and on the sales floor. Stay connected with staff and fellow volunteers using store radios. Help keep the ReStore clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. What Makes a Great ReStore VolunteerA passion for Habitat for Humanity's mission and a desire to make a positive impact in the community.Enjoys working independently while also being a supportive member of a team.Willingness to follow directions and learn new tasks from ReStore staff.Comfortable lifting and moving furniture or appliances with the help of dollies, carts, and teammates.Able to stand or walk for up to three hours in a warehouse and retail environment.Committed to helping us maintain a safe environment by following ReStore safety guidelines and dress code requirements.Age RequirementsVolunteers must be 16 years of age or older. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves independent volunteering. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. Volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release on their behalf. For safety reasons, volunteers under 18 may not use power tools or ladders taller than four feet. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Before Your ShiftA signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. Tools, supervision, and water are provided. We have cups of water in our ReStores but we do recommend bringing a reusable water bottle to refill for convenience!
Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Chesterfield ReStore Thank you for volunteering with the Chesterfield ReStore! Your time and energy help support Habitat for Humanity's mission while giving donated items a second chance and creating a great shopping experience for our community. During your shift, you'll work alongside our ReStore staff to receive, sort, price, and prepare donations for the sales floor. You may help care for a section of the store by keeping it organized, stocked, and looking its best. Every day is a little different. You might be organizing furniture, helping a shopper find the perfect item, or creating an eye-catching display. One of the easiest ways to make an impact is with a friendly smile! We encourage volunteers to greet customers as they arrive and help create the welcoming atmosphere that makes our ReStore such a special place. What You'll Be DoingReceive donations and thank donors for supporting Habitat for Humanity. Help process, clean, and prepare donated items for the sales floor. Learn how we price commonly donated items. Keep store departments organized, stocked, and shopper-friendly. Assist customers by answering questions or connecting them with a staff member when needed. Help refresh furniture displays and other featured areas throughout the store. Support day-to-day operations in both the donation processing area and on the sales floor. Stay connected with staff and fellow volunteers using store radios. Help keep the ReStore clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. What Makes a Great ReStore VolunteerA passion for Habitat for Humanity's mission and a desire to make a positive impact in the community.Enjoys working independently while also being a supportive member of a team.Willingness to follow directions and learn new tasks from ReStore staff.Comfortable lifting and moving furniture or appliances with the help of dollies, carts, and teammates.Able to stand or walk for up to three hours in a warehouse and retail environment.Committed to helping us maintain a safe environment by following ReStore safety guidelines and dress code requirements.Age RequirementsVolunteers must be 16 years of age or older. Volunteers who are 16 or 17 years old must volunteer with an adult until a Habitat supervisor approves independent volunteering. Both the youth volunteer and accompanying adult must have volunteer accounts, completed waivers, and be registered for the same volunteer shift. Volunteers under 18 must have a parent or guardian complete a Minor Volunteer Waiver & Release on their behalf. For safety reasons, volunteers under 18 may not use power tools or ladders taller than four feet. What to WearPlease wear: Closed-toe shoes. Comfortable clothing that you do not mind getting dirty. Clothing that allows you to move, bend, and lift comfortably without being exposed. Before Your ShiftA signed Volunteer Waiver is required before participating. If you have not completed one yet, you can do so by clicking the Respond button. Tools, supervision, and water are provided. We have cups of water in our ReStores but we do recommend bringing a reusable water bottle to refill for convenience!
Any volunteer that wants a signed letter at the end of their service must submit for approval before starting to volunteer. This is applicable for court and other purposes. Click here to read our new and improved volunteer handbook! Program: Chesterfield ReStore Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23235 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Gala Volunteers: Auction HelpGeneral Gala Background Join Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on September 19th at the Altria Theater for an evening honoring 40 years of impact and looking ahead to the future!Doors open at 5:30 pm where you'll have the opportunity to walk through and sign the frame of a future Habitat home in front of the Altria Theater. Mingle during the cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction in the lounge. Move into the grand ballroom for dinner, homeowner stories, and two signature award presentations, followed by a live auction and "roof raise" to support Richmond Habitat as we continue to build homes, communities, and hope!Come dressed to party in your semi-formal/business attire.Volunteer Information Help Richmond Habitat with our Framing the Future Gala! Auction volunteers will be helping with: Silent Auction Table & Bidding Station AttendeesAuction Spotters (Live Auction & Roof Raise)Auction Checkout Team (Live auction items only)Monitoring (roaming registration, auction table & door support)All volunteers will receive a free ticket to the Gala, which includes dinner. You will receive a follow-up email regarding your dinner meal choice. Parking is available on the street, or you can pay to park in the parking deck across from the theatre ($14). If you plan to attend the Gala before or after your volunteer shift, there will be a place available for you to change, so please feel free to bring a change of clothes and a pair of closed-toe shoes. If you do not plan to wear semi-formal or business attire to the Gala, please wear all black. No jeans or activewear, please! When you arrive, please head to the main entrance of the Altria Theater, located directly below the marquee. Look for the volunteer check-in table, where you will sign in and receive further instructions. If you have trouble finding the check-in area, look for a Habitat or event staff member wearing a lanyard who can point you in the right direction. Program: Special Events General Gala Background Join Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on September 19th at the Altria Theater for an evening honoring 40 years of impact and looking ahead to the future!Doors open at 5:30 pm where you'll have the opportunity to walk through and sign the frame of a future Habitat home in front of the Altria Theater. Mingle during the cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction in the lounge. Move into the grand ballroom for dinner, homeowner stories, and two signature award presentations, followed by a live auction and "roof raise" to support Richmond Habitat as we continue to build homes, communities, and hope!Come dressed to party in your semi-formal/business attire.Volunteer Information Help Richmond Habitat with our Framing the Future Gala! Auction volunteers will be helping with: Silent Auction Table & Bidding Station AttendeesAuction Spotters (Live Auction & Roof Raise)Auction Checkout Team (Live auction items only)Monitoring (roaming registration, auction table & door support)All volunteers will receive a free ticket to the Gala, which includes dinner. You will receive a follow-up email regarding your dinner meal choice. Parking is available on the street, or you can pay to park in the parking deck across from the theatre ($14). If you plan to attend the Gala before or after your volunteer shift, there will be a place available for you to change, so please feel free to bring a change of clothes and a pair of closed-toe shoes. If you do not plan to wear semi-formal or business attire to the Gala, please wear all black. No jeans or activewear, please! When you arrive, please head to the main entrance of the Altria Theater, located directly below the marquee. Look for the volunteer check-in table, where you will sign in and receive further instructions. If you have trouble finding the check-in area, look for a Habitat or event staff member wearing a lanyard who can point you in the right direction. Program: Special Events Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23220 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gala Volunteers: Guest ExperienceGeneral Gala Background Join Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on September 19th at the Altria Theater for an evening honoring 40 years of impact and looking ahead to the future!Doors open at 5:30 pm where you'll have the opportunity to walk through and sign the frame of a future Habitat home in front of the Altria Theater. Mingle during the cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction in the lounge. Move into the grand ballroom for dinner, homeowner stories, and two signature award presentations, followed by a live auction and "roof raise" to support Richmond Habitat as we continue to build homes, communities, and hope!Come dressed to party in your semi-formal/business attire.Volunteer Information Help Richmond Habitat with our Framing the Future Gala! Guest experience volunteers will be helping with: Door GreetersDinner Ushers (moving people from cocktail hour to dinner & table assistance)Mission Ambassadors (staff or board)Donor Thank-You Team / Evening Swag BagAll volunteers will receive a free ticket to the Gala, which includes dinner. You will receive a follow-up email regarding your dinner meal choice. Parking is available on the street, or you can pay to park in the parking deck across from the theatre ($14). If you plan to attend the Gala before or after your volunteer shift, there will be a place available for you to change, so please feel free to bring a change of clothes and a pair of closed-toe shoes. If you do not plan to wear semi-formal or business attire to the Gala, please wear all black. No jeans or activewear, please! When you arrive, please head to the main entrance of the Altria Theater, located directly below the marquee. Look for the volunteer check-in table, where you will sign in and receive further instructions. If you have trouble finding the check-in area, look for a Habitat or event staff member wearing a lanyard who can point you in the right direction. Program: Special Events General Gala Background Join Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on September 19th at the Altria Theater for an evening honoring 40 years of impact and looking ahead to the future!Doors open at 5:30 pm where you'll have the opportunity to walk through and sign the frame of a future Habitat home in front of the Altria Theater. Mingle during the cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction in the lounge. Move into the grand ballroom for dinner, homeowner stories, and two signature award presentations, followed by a live auction and "roof raise" to support Richmond Habitat as we continue to build homes, communities, and hope!Come dressed to party in your semi-formal/business attire.Volunteer Information Help Richmond Habitat with our Framing the Future Gala! Guest experience volunteers will be helping with: Door GreetersDinner Ushers (moving people from cocktail hour to dinner & table assistance)Mission Ambassadors (staff or board)Donor Thank-You Team / Evening Swag BagAll volunteers will receive a free ticket to the Gala, which includes dinner. You will receive a follow-up email regarding your dinner meal choice. Parking is available on the street, or you can pay to park in the parking deck across from the theatre ($14). If you plan to attend the Gala before or after your volunteer shift, there will be a place available for you to change, so please feel free to bring a change of clothes and a pair of closed-toe shoes. If you do not plan to wear semi-formal or business attire to the Gala, please wear all black. No jeans or activewear, please! When you arrive, please head to the main entrance of the Altria Theater, located directly below the marquee. Look for the volunteer check-in table, where you will sign in and receive further instructions. If you have trouble finding the check-in area, look for a Habitat or event staff member wearing a lanyard who can point you in the right direction. Program: Special Events Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23220 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gala Volunteers: LogisticsGeneral Gala Background Join Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on September 19th at the Altria Theater for an evening honoring 40 years of impact and looking ahead to the future!Doors open at 5:30 pm where you'll have the opportunity to walk through and sign the frame of a future Habitat home in front of the Altria Theater. Mingle during the cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction in the lounge. Move into the grand ballroom for dinner, homeowner stories, and two signature award presentations, followed by a live auction and "roof raise" to support Richmond Habitat as we continue to build homes, communities, and hope!Come dressed to party in your semi-formal/business attire.Volunteer Information Help Richmond Habitat with our Framing the Future Gala! Guest experience volunteers will be helping with: On site decor and signage (table centerpieces, wine pull, silent auction items)Set up CrewClean Up/load up crewAll volunteers will receive a free ticket to the Gala, which includes dinner. You will receive a follow-up email regarding your dinner meal choice. Parking is available on the street, or you can pay to park in the parking deck across from the theatre ($14). If you plan to attend the Gala before or after your volunteer shift, there will be a place available for you to change, so please feel free to bring a change of clothes and a pair of closed-toe shoes. If you do not plan to wear semi-formal or business attire to the Gala, please wear all black. No jeans or activewear, please! When you arrive, please head to the main entrance of the Altria Theater, located directly below the marquee. Look for the volunteer check-in table, where you will sign in and receive further instructions. If you have trouble finding the check-in area, look for a Habitat or event staff member wearing a lanyard who can point you in the right direction. Program: Special Events General Gala Background Join Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity on September 19th at the Altria Theater for an evening honoring 40 years of impact and looking ahead to the future!Doors open at 5:30 pm where you'll have the opportunity to walk through and sign the frame of a future Habitat home in front of the Altria Theater. Mingle during the cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, music and a silent auction in the lounge. Move into the grand ballroom for dinner, homeowner stories, and two signature award presentations, followed by a live auction and "roof raise" to support Richmond Habitat as we continue to build homes, communities, and hope!Come dressed to party in your semi-formal/business attire.Volunteer Information Help Richmond Habitat with our Framing the Future Gala! Guest experience volunteers will be helping with: On site decor and signage (table centerpieces, wine pull, silent auction items)Set up CrewClean Up/load up crewAll volunteers will receive a free ticket to the Gala, which includes dinner. You will receive a follow-up email regarding your dinner meal choice. Parking is available on the street, or you can pay to park in the parking deck across from the theatre ($14). If you plan to attend the Gala before or after your volunteer shift, there will be a place available for you to change, so please feel free to bring a change of clothes and a pair of closed-toe shoes. If you do not plan to wear semi-formal or business attire to the Gala, please wear all black. No jeans or activewear, please! When you arrive, please head to the main entrance of the Altria Theater, located directly below the marquee. Look for the volunteer check-in table, where you will sign in and receive further instructions. If you have trouble finding the check-in area, look for a Habitat or event staff member wearing a lanyard who can point you in the right direction. Program: Special Events Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 23220 Allow Groups: No |