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We Need Passionate People Paid Overnight Staff

We are hiring four overnight staff to be on-site managers for our shelter. Each night we are open, two of the four paid staff will work from 6:30pm to 7:30am supervising the shelter and doing fire watch. Staff are welcome to trade off sleeping and being awake as only one person needs to be awake for the fire watch between 11pm and 5am.

The expectation is to serve from 10 to 15 nights each winter. This is a perfect opportunity for individuals to earn enough mad-money to pay for that summer cruise or vacation you've always wanted!

To start the application process just fill in the form below indicating your interest.

Are you a person that loves to make things happen and be in charge? You are in luck. Our Team Lead program provides all the training and support you need to be successful! Read on.

We have opportunities for evening leads and morning leads. Commitment is just 6:30pm to 9:30pm for evening leads and 5:30am to 7:30am for morning leads. Expect to serve a total number 5 to 7 times per winter (November through March).

As a new Team Lead you will be assigned to an existing team as an associate lead to the existing Team Lead for the entire year. You will learn the ropes and get hands on experience. You will also have access to the Program Director 24/7 for any questions or concerns!

After your year in training, you will be the Team Lead with your own associate lead. Your service commitment is only the current shelter year. Each year you will be given the chance to continue or retire.

We NEED new Team Leads. Interested? Just fill in the form below:

We are seeking people who are passionate about homelessness. Homelessness in the US is on the rise and we do not believe it is going to change anytime soon. In the meantime it is up to individuals to make a difference. While one person may not fix homelessness, just impacting a single life, one time is a wonderful outcome. Never think your contribution is too small to count.

Volunteering can be as simple as contributing your time only 5 or 6 mornings or evenings over the course of the entire winter. It could be in a leadership position helping us set direction and growing the mission. The choice is yours.

• Evening Volunteer help with making dinner, setting up the shelter, welcoming guests, cleaning up, food shopping, etc.
• Morning Volunteer help with making breakfast, putting away supplies, cleaning up, food shopping, etc.
• Driver pick up and deliver guests from designated pick up locations using 14 passenger van (regular driver license works just fine)
• Outreach and Awareness join a team of people spreading the word about the shelter and speaking to groups
• Blanket Washers: wash, dry and fold shelter blankets using a local laundromat (paid for by CWS)