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Interested
in helping?
Since
our beginning in 1963,
volunteers have always
been the heart of the IFC!
Volunteer
Orientation is an overview of our facilities, who we
are, who we serve, and how you can help. Volunteer Orientation
is held every two months on the 2nd Tuesday at 7pm.
Here
is the schedule for 2012:
January
10
March 13
May 8
July 10
September 11
November 13
Volunteer
Orientation is held in the second floor conference
room of the Douglas Building at 110 W. Main St.
in Carrboro (upstairs from the food pantry).
CLICK
HERE FOR
PARKING MAPS AND DIRECTIONS
For
more information about volunteering, please email Karen
Carr, IFC Volunteer Coordinator, or call her at (919)
929-6380, ext. 30.
Volunteer
Needs
IFC
Volunteer Application
Send
your completed application to 110 W. Main Street, Carrboro,
NC 27510, or email it to volunteer@ifcmailbox.org.
Volunteer
Policy and Procedure Manual
Current
Volunteer Needs
I am/We are interested in volunteering:
as
an Individual
as a Group
to fulfill Community
Service or for Service Learning Hours
Other Volunteer Resources in the Community:
The Volunteer
Center of Durham (has Chapel Hill ties)
Food
Bank of Central and Eastern NC (great for groups and community
service)
United Way of
the Greater Triangle
Triangle Impact
VolunteerMatch
For UNC Students:
The Carolina Center for
Public Service listserv and website
For High School Students (Service Learning):
All volunteers
under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or
guardian while on IFC premises due to safety and liability
concerns. We suggest that high school students conduct food
or personal hygiene drives, donate baked goods to the Community
Kitchen, or do other independent fundraising activities
for service learning hours. The agency will ensure that
all volunteer hours will be documented for graduation requirements.
Contact Karen
Carr for more information.
Chapel
Hill
East
Chapel Hill
Carrboro
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