—Volunteer

The work is real. The impact is visible. The people make it worth it.

Volunteering at Storehouse is hands on, visible, and directly connected to the organizations and schools we serve. Every shift moves real goods to real people. No abstract giving. No passive participation. Just meaningful work — with people who make it worth showing up for.

Storehouse Warehouse

$29.96M

In goods moved last year — none of it happens without volunteers

"Great people. Meaningful work. And somehow — genuinely fun. You'll come for the mission. You'll come back for the people."

~Storehouse Volunteer

—HOW IT WORKS

From signing up to showing up—

here's what to expect.

Volunteering at Storehouse is designed to be easy to start and easy to keep doing. Here's the path from your first click to your first shift.

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Register Below

Fill out the registration form at the bottom of this page. Takes about three minutes. Tells us who you are and what you're interested in.

Schedule A Visit

After you register, you'll receive an email with a link to schedule your orientation visit.
Choose a time that works for you!

Orientation

You'll get a tour of the warehouse, meet the team, and see every volunteer role in action. No prior experience needed — just show up.

Get Plugged In

Choose the role that fits you best and start scheduling shifts. Come once a month or every week — it's your schedule, your pace.

—Biggest Volunteer Moment of the year

15,000 backpacks
One August morning.
Every volunteer matters.

Every August, Storehouse hosts the Big Backpack Build — a community-wide event that puts fully stocked, brand-new backpacks into the hands of students who need them most across Kent County. It's the largest single volunteer event Storehouse runs, and it's the moment the whole model comes together in one room.

Volunteers of all kinds come together — individuals, student groups, corporate teams, and community organizations — to build backpacks side by side. Every qualifying child receives exactly one. Equal and equitable. No child left out.

Backpack Volunteers