Volunteer: Thrift Store VolunteersA volunteer helps keep the store running smoothly and ensures a positive experience for customers. Common tasks include: Sorting Donations Inspect donated items for quality and cleanliness. Separate items into categories (clothing, books, household goods, etc.). Tag and price items according to store guidelines.Organizing and Stocking Arrange merchandise on shelves and racks in an appealing way. Keep the store tidy and organized throughout the day.Customer Assistance Greet customers warmly and answer questions. Help shoppers find items or carry purchases if needed.Cash Register Support Process sales transactions (if trained). Handle cash and credit card payments accurately.Backroom Duties Assist with donation intake and storage. Prepare unsellable items for recycling or disposal.Special Projects Create displays for seasonal promotions. Help with store events or community outreach.Agency: INTER-LAKE'S COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP A volunteer helps keep the store running smoothly and ensures a positive experience for customers. Common tasks include: Sorting Donations Inspect donated items for quality and cleanliness. Separate items into categories (clothing, books, household goods, etc.). Tag and price items according to store guidelines.Organizing and Stocking Arrange merchandise on shelves and racks in an appealing way. Keep the store tidy and organized throughout the day.Customer Assistance Greet customers warmly and answer questions. Help shoppers find items or carry purchases if needed.Cash Register Support Process sales transactions (if trained). Handle cash and credit card payments accurately.Backroom Duties Assist with donation intake and storage. Prepare unsellable items for recycling or disposal.Special Projects Create displays for seasonal promotions. Help with store events or community outreach.Agency: INTER-LAKE'S COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 57349 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 60's Plus DiningICAP’s 60’s Plus Dining is an adult meal program serving quality nutritious meals to any person aged 60 or over, and their spouses. There is no income, or health guidelines to participate. Our goal is to prevent malnutrition, and isolation, which are major causes of health problems for our aging society. 60’s Plus Dining began serving meals in 1973, and currently has over 3,000 clients throughout 10 counties in east-central South Dakota. There are 4 main options for meals, Congregate, Star Card, Home Delivered, and Frozen Meals. Congregate meals are offered for lunch Monday through Friday, at senior centers, cafés, and apartment complexes throughout our service area. A variety of balanced meals, mostly comfort foods, are served in a group setting to provide quality nutrition, and socialization. Home Delivered hot meals are provided Monday through Friday to clients who are unable to travel to, or meet at, our congregate or star card locations. A visit from one of our volunteers, offering a hot nutritious meal, often is the only social contact that many of our homebound clients receive each day, helping ease the problem of isolation. Five Pack Frozen Meals are the perfect solution for both seniors on the go, as well as for those South Dakota seniors that live in isolation, or in areas that do not have even the basic food options. Many rural areas are considered food deserts. Without access to healthy foods, people living in these areas may be at higher risk of diet-related conditions, including malnutrition. Frozen meals have been a great tool to reach seniors in our rural food desert areas, where services were discontinued years ago. Agency: INTER-LAKE'S COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP ICAP’s 60’s Plus Dining is an adult meal program serving quality nutritious meals to any person aged 60 or over, and their spouses. There is no income, or health guidelines to participate. Our goal is to prevent malnutrition, and isolation, which are major causes of health problems for our aging society. 60’s Plus Dining began serving meals in 1973, and currently has over 3,000 clients throughout 10 counties in east-central South Dakota. There are 4 main options for meals, Congregate, Star Card, Home Delivered, and Frozen Meals. Congregate meals are offered for lunch Monday through Friday, at senior centers, cafés, and apartment complexes throughout our service area. A variety of balanced meals, mostly comfort foods, are served in a group setting to provide quality nutrition, and socialization. Home Delivered hot meals are provided Monday through Friday to clients who are unable to travel to, or meet at, our congregate or star card locations. A visit from one of our volunteers, offering a hot nutritious meal, often is the only social contact that many of our homebound clients receive each day, helping ease the problem of isolation. Five Pack Frozen Meals are the perfect solution for both seniors on the go, as well as for those South Dakota seniors that live in isolation, or in areas that do not have even the basic food options. Many rural areas are considered food deserts. Without access to healthy foods, people living in these areas may be at higher risk of diet-related conditions, including malnutrition. Frozen meals have been a great tool to reach seniors in our rural food desert areas, where services were discontinued years ago. Agency: INTER-LAKE'S COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 57006 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Encore Thrift StoreAgency: INTER-LAKE'S COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP Agency: INTER-LAKE'S COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 57042 Allow Groups: No |