Palouse Habitat for Humanity

Volunteer!

Habitat depends on volunteers to do its work. Come and be part of an exciting organization.

Note

WSU students should volunteer through the Center for Civic Engagement instead of this page.
UI students should volunteer through the ASUI Center for Volunteerism and Social Action instead of this page.

All information supplied on this form remains confidential. It will not be displayed on the web, nor shared with other organizations.

Last Name:

First Name:

Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

Home Phone (opt):

Work (opt):

Cell (opt):

Email:

Employer (opt):

Occupation (opt):

Student?

Age category (No one under age 14 is allowed to work at a construction site, for insurance reasons. Volunteers age 14-17 must have a signed parental consent form before they can work.)
Age 14-17: Age 18 or over:

In which of the following ways would you like to participate in the work of Habitat for Humanity?
Office Work
If you checked the box, please indicate times you are available, and areas in which you have skill: e.g. answering phones, newsletter publishing, checking email...

Committee Work
If you checked the box, please indicate the nature of committee work that would interest you.

For each category of construction work below, please indicate your level of skill and interest: professional, meaning you have been paid to do this; skilled, meaning you have done a significant amount of work in the area; unskilled, meaning that you have not done much of this thing, but are interested in helping and learning; or uninterested.

Skill	Professional	Skilled	Unskilled	Uninterested
Foundation and Concrete
Electrical
Heating
Framing and Sheathing
Plumbing
Flooring
Doors, Siding, Roofing
Sheet Rock, Painting
Cabinets, Trim

Please indicate any other skills you feel might be useful to Habitat.

Palouse HfH News

Home for Holidays: A huge crowd of family, friends,volunteers and supporters turned out for the Keller home dedication on Sunday, Dec. 18th. Well-wishers left housewarming gifts, Pullman PEO presented books for the boys, and the Daily News covered the event. 420 volunteers put in over 4300 hours to build the home in record time. Many thanks to everyone who worked or donated to make it happen!

Alternative Giving Market: Many thanks to those who donated at the 2011 Alternative Giving Market! Palouse Habitat received $712 in donations to help start the Uniontown 2 home. Thank you!

Palouse Habitat for Humanity, 1036 West A Street, Moscow, ID 83843, 208-883-8502, Contact Us