ReStore Opportunities

ReStore volunteer opportunities are now available! Click here for more information and how to apply.

Individual Opportunities

For individual participation, please read some of the various activities that are available:

Construction - General Volunteer
Construction - Team Leader
Site Hosting/Greeting
Lawn Mowing or Snow Shoveling
Fundraising
Office - Front Desk
Office - Database Organization
Office - Cleaning
Meal Preparation/Baking
Family Services - Family Selection Committee
Family Services - Family Mentor

We are also looking for volunteers to ride a bike in this year's Habitat 500 on July 15-21, 2012.  For more information, go to www.habitat500.org or call the Volunteer Manager at (320) 656-8890.

Another opportunity is to volunteer to staff a Habitat for Humanity table at Volunteer Fairs.  For more information call the Volunteer Manager at (320) 656-8890.

Group Opportunities

Groups, Churches, Organizations, and Businesses are welcome to reserve a day or multiple days on a worksite. To schedule, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at (320) 656-8890 or fill out this form. This is a wonderful way to build relationships and team morale!

If your Group, Church, Organization, or Business would like more information on becoming a sponsor of Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity, Click Here.

Youth Opportunities

In recognition of Federal Labor Laws, no one age 13 and under is allowed on a construction site.  Youth ages 14-15 are not allowed on a construction site while construction is taking place.  They can do activities such as clean up, landscaping or painting as long as no other construction is taking place. 

Youth ages 16-17 are allowed on the site while other construction is going on.  However, they are not allowed to perform any hazardous activities (this includes power tools, motorized vehicles, demolition, roofing, excavation, or working at heights of six feet or more). We therefore limit youth ages 16-17 to doing clean up, landscaping, and painting.  All youth require supervision at a 2 to 1 ratio

To read more about it check out the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry's website

A simple and great way to get youth involved is through fundraising and advocating. Poverty housing is a problem in our own community and we need people of all ages to stand up for this issue!

If you have any more questions please contact our Volunteer Manager at (320) 656-8890.

Or check out Youth Programs on the Habitat for Humanity International Website