Volunteer
Give a man coming home some of your time.
consistency is the whole point
Lead a circle, teach a budgeting workshop, run a resume lab, or just show up consistently. Tell us what you can give and we will find the right place for it.
Ways to help
Four ways in
Lead a circle
Run a peer circle with the men in the house.
Teach a budgeting workshop
Financial basics are part of the program. Bring what you know about money.
Run a resume lab
Work is a step on the success pathway. Help a man get ready to walk into the interview.
Show up consistently
Consistency is the whole point.
Mentoring
Walk with one man.
Mentoring a resident runs about one to two hours a week. It runs in three phases, and the point of the third one is that he ends up equipped to mentor somebody else.
Volunteer mentors get a background check and training first. A donor can cover it through Walk With Him: $347 for one mentor.
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The past
What shaped you. Broken into three stages: earliest memory to childhood, childhood to high school, high school to now. Why people trust you, or do not.
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The present
If you are not where you thought you would be, why not. The setbacks and the obstacles. The earliest fear you remember, and whether you still carry it.
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The future
Design it, however bold. Set milestones for each stage and celebrate every one with something small that means something to you.
Give what a house needs
Not much time? Bring something.
Furniture for a new home, appliances, work boots, bus passes, tools. In-kind gifts are receipted the same as cash.
The board
Thinking about serving?
The board is setting its roles and committees this fall. If you are interested in serving, email contactus@leveluphome.org and someone from the board will follow up.
Get in touch
Tell us how you would like to help
Mentoring hours, a workshop, a resume lab, something for the house. Teri Devlin, our Executive Director, reads every one of these and follows up personally.
Volunteer with Level Up Home
Email or call and a real person answers.
Take the next step
Every hour you give is one more person in his corner.
Would you rather give money than time? Level Up Home is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are tax-deductible.