Become a Volunteer

Ready to make a difference in the community? We’re excited to welcome you to the ICS family! Your volunteer efforts help us provide vital services and support to those in need, making a real difference in people’s lives. Together, we can create a stronger, more compassionate community for everyone.

Steps to Get Started

Register for a Volunteer Orientation
Choose from virtual or in-person sessions designed to introduce you to ICS, its programs, and volunteer opportunities.
Sign up for an orientation here.

Complete the Volunteer Application
After attending orientation, you’ll receive an application to provide essential details about your interests, skills, and availability.

Read the ICS Volunteer Handbook
This guide outlines important policies, procedures, and tips to help you succeed as an ICS volunteer.

Complete a Background Check
A background check is required for volunteer positions. You will be asked to provide various forms of identification such as your Social Security number, driver’s license, etc. via an emailed invitation to complete your background check.

Provide References
Please provide us with the names and telephone numbers of at least two people (other than relatives) who can serve as personal references. ICS takes these steps to help keep both recipients and volunteers safe.

ICS policy prevents us from accepting court ordered community service.

Requirements to Volunteer

• Be at least 18 years old.
• Availability to volunteer weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm.
  (Limited Saturday opportunities at the Food Bank from 9 am to 1 pm)
• Have access to a car (for driving roles) with no more than 2 moving violations within a 3-year period.
• Pass a background check.

Volunteer Orientation: In-Person and Virtual Sessions Available

Click here to register for a volunteer orientation!

At an Orientation new volunteers learn the history and background of Interfaith Community Services and the many programs and volunteer opportunities available. Volunteers have the chance to select the volunteer position that is most meaningful to them.