Why Volunteer With TMWG?

Make a Real Impact: Your time helps families access food, safety, and support.
Build Community: Join a network of changemakers and community leaders.
Grow Your Skills: Gain valuable experience in logistics, outreach, administration, and more.
Flexible Opportunities: Whether you have one hour or one day a week, we welcome your support.

Volunteer With Us

At The Moore Wright Group, our mission is to break the cycle of poverty, abuse, and abandonment in our community by providing hope. When you volunteer with us, you become part of that mission bringing hope, dignity, and practical support to individuals and families across our communities.

Whether you’re stocking shelves in our warehouse, supporting the Resource Connection Center, helping distribute emergency supplies, or sharing your skills behind the scenes, there’s a place for you here.

Volunteer Opportunities

We offer a range of volunteer roles across our programs and locations. All volunteers must complete a background check and attend a brief orientation before beginning. Below are our current opportunities, including time commitments and role-specific requirements.

If you're unsure where you fit, we’ll help match your strengths and availability to a role that works for you!

Warehouse Support

Help sort, stock, and prepare goods for distribution to families and community partners.

Time Commitment: e.g., 2–4 hours/week, flexible weekday shifts
Requirements: Able to lift 25 lbs; comfortable standing for periods of time

Resource Connection Center Support

Assist clients in navigating services, accessing resources, and creating a welcoming environment at our walk-in center.

Time Commitment: 2–4 hour shifts, weekdays
Requirements: Comfortable working with the public; good communication and organization skills

Culinary / Food Service Volunteers

Support our kitchen or food service programming by preparing meals, organizing ingredients, or assisting during food distributions.

Time Commitment: 2–5 hours per shift, flexible scheduling
Requirements: Ability to follow food safety guidelines; prior food service experience is helpful but not required

Disaster Response and Relief

Pack and distribute emergency kits and supplies to individuals impacted by crisis or disaster.

Time Commitment: 4-hour shifts during distribution days or on-call availability
Requirements: Able to lift boxes and move quickly in a fast-paced setting

Administrative Help

Assist with tasks like data entry, scanning, filing, and preparing outreach materials.

Time Commitment: 2–6 hours/week, flexible schedule
Requirements: Basic computer skills and attention to detail

Community Events Volunteer

Support community events with setup, registration, guest support, and clean-up.

Time Commitment: 3–5 hours per event, often evenings or weekends
Requirements: Friendly, organized, and able to work in a team environment

Peer Support Volunteers

Offer encouragement, mentorship, and resource support to individuals in recovery, reentry, or transition.

Time Commitment: 1–2 hours/week or scheduled check-ins
Requirements: Lived experience is a plus; strong listening and boundary-setting skills

General Volunteer

Jump in where you’re most needed! General volunteers provide support across programs, from sorting donations to greeting guests, assisting with projects, and filling in for special needs.

Time Commitment: flexible. Can be one-time or ongoing based on your availability
Requirements: Willingness to help where needed; flexibility and teamwork

What to Expect

Once you sign up, here’s what happens next:

We’ll review your interest form and reach out within 3–5 business days.
You will complete a background screening.
You will be invited to a brief orientation and training.
We’ll connect you with a staff member who will support you throughout your experience.

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Potential Volunteers

1. Who can volunteer with The Moore Wright Group?

We welcome individuals, families, community groups, students, and corporate partners who want to make a difference in the lives of others. Volunteers play a vital role in helping us serve our community through programs that promote empowerment, recovery, and equity.

2. Do I need to complete a background check?

Yes. All volunteers are required to complete a background check before beginning service. This helps ensure a safe and supportive environment for everyone we serve.

3. Is there an orientation or training required?

Yes. All new volunteers must participate in an orientation session before starting their first shift. Orientation provides important information about TMWG’s mission, values, safety guidelines, and volunteer expectations.

4. Can I complete required community service hours at TMWG?

Possibly. We accept some volunteers completing court-ordered, school, or program-required community service hours. However, eligibility depends on the nature of the charges and the results of the background check. Some offenses or findings may disqualify an individual from completing their hours with us.

5. What types of volunteer opportunities are available?

Volunteer opportunities vary by program and need. Common areas include:

Warehouse support and distribution
Community events and outreach
Donation sorting and inventory
Administrative and program assistance
Disaster relief support

6. How do I sign up to volunteer?

Complete our online Volunteer Interest Form on our website. After submitting your information, you’ll receive next steps for the background check and orientation process.

7. What is the time commitment for volunteers?

Time commitments vary by role. Some volunteers assist occasionally during events or distributions, while others serve on a regular weekly or monthly schedule. During orientation, you’ll have an opportunity to discuss your availability and interests.

8. Can groups or organizations volunteer together?

Yes! We welcome group volunteer opportunities for schools, businesses, and community organizations. Please contact us at volunteer@tmwg.org or 360-207-0188 in advance to coordinate group scheduling and activities.

9. Are there age requirements for volunteering?

Yes. Volunteers under the age of 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a consent form. Some roles have age restrictions due to safety or program guidelines.

10. Who can I contact with more questions?

For questions about volunteering, please contact:
Volunteer Coordinator Team. We’d love to connect.
📧 Email: volunteer@tmwg.org
📞 Phone: (360) 207-0188

Thank You for Being the Difference

At TMWG, we don’t just serve communities, we build them. And we can’t do that without you. Your time, energy, and heart help families find stability, strength, and hope.