Prosser Community Volunteers

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Want to Give Back?

Prosser Community Volunteers Sign Up Form

Fill out the volunteer form below to register and when a Community Volunteer Group opportunity arises, you will be notified via your e-mail. The e-mail notice will be sent from Jubilee Ministry Volunteer. If you sign up to help, you will receive a text and e-mail reminder of your assignment a day or two prior to the actual activity.

Email (Required)

Phone (Required)

Are you under the age of 21?

Yes

Are you a leader of a community organization? (e.g. 4-H, Home School Group, Church Youth Group, etc.)

Yes

What types of community service are you interested in? (Choose all that apply.) (Required)

Delivery Service

Community Service

Trades Talent Service (i.e. plumber, electrician, carpentry, etc.)

Entertainment Talent Service (i.e. pianist, singer, etc.)

NOTE: Individuals interested in volunteering for delivery services must be at least 21 years of age and willing to provide their own vehicle and a valid Washington State drivers license including proof of automobile insurance.

Are you wanting to volunteer for the purpose of Community Service Hours? Are the volunteer hours to meet high school advancement requirements? Your application needs further review. Please contact Jim Hopwood at Jubilee Ministry in person. He can also be reached at (509)786-9425. What is the name of your organization? Tell us about your trades talents. (Required) Tell us more about your entertainment talents (Required)

Prosser Community Volunteers

The Purpose of the Prosser Community Volunteers is to provide opportunities for individuals from churches, civic organizations, schools, the hospital, and the community to work more closely together in providing Christlike service.

The Goals of the Prosser Community Volunteers include:

Building positive relationships within the community
Build relationships between churches, community leaders, schools, the hospital and community organizations
Providing charitable Christlike service to meet community needs
Matching service projects with volunteers and managing/scheduling projects (full meal deal)
Fostering unity within our community

How Does It Work?

Volunteers will work together on projects that have been screened and approved by the” leadership team”. The screening criteria used to evaluate potential projects and recipients have been developed by the “leadership team” chosen from the volunteers themselves. Examples of projects would include but not be limited to community and individual service projects, food drives, helping the needy, and building ramps for handicapped people.