Interfaith Works Online Volunteer Application

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for Interfaith Works (IW). IW programs provide services to help our neighbors lift themselves out of poverty.

Please select up to two volunteer opportunities, then complete the form below.

Interfaith Works Clothing Center, Rockville

  • Sort and organize donated clothes and household goods that will be provided to IWCC clients free of charge
(Maximum number of volunteers in a group is 40, minimum age is 14 years old, Tuesday – Saturday only)

Interfaith Works Women’s Center (IWWC), Rockville

  • Provide breakfast, bagged lunches, or dinner, preferably for one week, limited opportunities for single meals
(4-6 volunteers per night if serving dinner due to limited space)

Interfaith Works Empowerment Center, Silver Spring

  • Lead a class/workshop
  • Host a social/bingo
  • Host a drive for travel-sized toiletries or other items
(Minimum age is 14 years old, group option available)

Vocational Services, Montgomery County

  • Assist clients with resumes, cover letters, online applications, and preparation for interviews
  • Work with one or more clients in computer lab to improve computer skills
  • Become a mentor to a newly working client

Friends in Action Family Mentoring, Montgomery County

  • A year-long service opportunity mentoring a Montgomery County Family. As a mentor you will be able to help build crucial life skills, provide services like tutoring, and advocate for the family
(Teams of 3-10 people, must be an adult, no single volunteers)

Interfaith Works Connections, Rockville

  • Provide administrative support to the IW Connections Coordinator in providing intake, referrals, and emergency assistance
(1 volunteer at a time, must be bi-lingual or speak Spanish)

Watkins Mill Transitional Residence for Women, Gaithersburg

  • Meals: bagged lunches (no more than 20 at a time), dinner prepared offsite and dropped off or cooked onsite with the residents between 6pm – 7pm, weekend brunch prepared offsite and dropped off or cooked on site with the residents, or cookouts
(2-3 volunteers at one time, not appropriate for young children)

Carroll House Men’s Shelter, Silver Spring

  • Meals: bagged lunches (20 – 40 at a time), dinner prepared offsite and dropped off or stay and serve dinner at 7pm
  • Food donations: breakfast items (milk, breakfast bars, oatmeal, frozen waffles, etc.)

Becky’s House Residence for Senior Women, Rockville

  • Meals: bagged lunches (no more than 10 at a time), dinner prepared offsite or cooked onsite with the residents between 5pm – 6pm, weekend brunch, or cookouts
  • Activities: play bingo, play board games, or arts and crafts
  • Occasional yard work, gardening, and maintenance
(2-3 volunteers at one time, not appropriate for young children)

Congregation and Community Emergency Support, Rockville

  • Help the program staff with administrative duties

Interfaith Works Residences, Silver Spring

  • Host a dinner night
  • Host a bingo (and/or other games) night
  • Facilitate an art group (with the volunteers providing art supplies)

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