Helping Hands of Paulding
Location
228 West Spring Street DALLAS, GA 30132
United States
Active Opportunities (5)
Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, GA 30132
Looking for individuals with experience in grant writing
Date Posted: 2024-03-15
Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, GA 30132
Pantry workers are responsible for unloading donations and stocking the pantry shelves. They are also responsible for bagging groceries for families and keeping the designated shelves stocked with small, medium, and large orders. In addition they are asked to keep the shelves organized and clean. When a client order is announced, pantry workers load the orders for the isle they are working onto a grocery cart. The entire order is weighed prior to distribution to the client. Pantry workers may also be asked to take the groceries outside where the client will be waiting. There is a morning devotional each morning that you are free to attend but it is not mandatory. We work in a very relaxed atmosphere and enjoy ourselves. The physical demands can be mildly strenuous but you are never asked to work outside your comfort zone and should let the pantry manager know of any limitations you may have. We are happy to work with you. We are open Monday -Friday 10:00am - 1:30pm
Date Posted: 2024-03-15
Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, GA 30132
Loking for individuals with experience in fund raising.
Date Posted: 2024-03-15
Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, GA 30132
The volunteer case managers at Helping Hands of Paulding Countuy function as a source of customer service, connection to resources, and client intake for eligible residents of Paulding County. Resources that can be provided at Helping Hands for eligible households indludes: Nutritional assitance (Pre-bagged groceries from our food pantry Connection to county-wide resources for low income households Commodity supplemental food program (CSFP) for seniors Assistance with food stamp application Clothing vouchers to local thrift stores Financial counselling by appointment Affordable housing resources Support for homeless residents GED scholarship The volunteers at Helping Hands understand the needs of the community and foster mutual respect and consideration. The case managers recognize that each household is unique with situations, needs, and challenges that relate to low income families. They are adept at: listening to clients; being diligent with completeing files; following set guidelines; adhering to client privacy laws, and providing explainations that are understandable to a general audience. In addition, they are empathetic, detail oriented, patient, non-judgmental, and present themselves with a professional demeanor. We are open Monday-Friday 10:00am - 1:30pm.
Date Posted: 2024-03-15
Flexible Schedule
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Dallas, GA 30132
Helping Hands of Paulding County Donation Pickup Volunteers pick up food donations at various local stores on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Description: Volunteers load donations onto our 20’ refrigerated truck from the stores’ loading docks. When finished picking up, the truck and volunteers return to Helping Hands to unload the donations. Everything is taken into the pantry and weighed, then is either put into the refrigerator/freezer or unboxed. The work is moderately strenuous, and volunteers should be capable of lifting at least 25 lbs. We prefer to have a team of 3 or 4 volunteers for this job. Some pickup volunteers choose to volunteer the rest of the day at the pantry, while others leave when the delivery is finished. The choice is yours! If you are interested in this opportunity, we recommend talking with one of the volunteers who currently work on this team, in order to get a better feel for the position.
Date Posted: 2024-03-15
Organization Information
Mission Statement
Paulding County Helping Hands is a non-profit Christian organization uniting the community to actively fulfill God’s plan by assisting our neighbors in need. Helping Hands is working to foster a caring atmosphere for anyone experiencing temporary or emergency struggles due to a crisis situation. It is our desire that God’s love reaches out through Helping Hands to server those that have fallen through the cracks and assist with immediate needs while respecting the individual dignity.
Description
A Non-Profit Organization founded in 1987 by five local churches (Dallas 1st Baptist, Dallas 1st UMC, New Canaan Baptist, New Hope Baptist, and Poplar Springs Baptist) who formed a partnership to battle the effects of poverty and hunger... from these humble beginnings we have grown into a multi-faceted agency assisting our neighbors of low-income with their basic needs... Helping Hands of Paulding County GA is a vital coalition of churches, businesses, civic groups, and caring individuals representing community partnership at its very best. We are open Monday-Friday 10am - 1:30pm.
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