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 16 is allowed to work at a construction site, for insurance reasons. Volunteers age 16-18 must have a signed parental consent form before they can work.)
Age 16-18: 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.

Surplus Sale Work
Volunteers for this prepare donated items for display, help customers, help with donation pick up and purchase delivery, and complete sales transactions.

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

Palouse Seniors Article: See the Saturday, April 13 edition of the Moscow Pullman Daily News. Page 2 of the Palouse Seniors Magazine features Palouse Habitat for Humanity!
Ken Hall Memorial Fund: The fund to honor Ken Hall is growing. So far, over $2000 has been donated to Palouse Habitat for Humanity in his memory. We lost Ken, our construction supervisor for the past three homes, in March after a brief battle with cancer and we are humbled by the outpouring of support. Thank you. We will do something permanent with this generous gift to honor his work with Habitat. Stay tuned!

Purnell Dedication: In case you missed it, here is the link to the KLEW coverage of the Purnell family dedication on March 17.

Pullman Rotary Grand Project : Thank you Rotary Club of Pullman for choosing Palouse Habitat for Humanity for the 2013 Grand Project Award! The award will be used to purchase much needed tools and equipment.

Sterling Bank Award: Thank you for choosing Palouse HFH to celebrate the Grand Opening of the Sterling Pullman Branch with a community support award of $5000!

Moscow Giving Circle: Moscow Giving Circle announced a $2000 award to Palouse HFH to purchase a secure tool trailer for the Home Repair Program. Thank you!

Family Promise Seeks Director: Family Promise of the Palouse is seeking an Executive Director. Click Here for more information. Deadline June 21st.

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