The Salvation Army - Wisconsin Upper Michigan Division

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS are needed for the upcoming holiday season!

Do you like driving? Do you have a good driving record? We are looking for volunteer drivers to drive to different store locations across Waukesha County and pick up and drop off kettles and bell ringers.

Job Duties: Pick up and drop off kettles or bell ringers at a variety of locations in Waukesha County. Every day we will generate a new route for you to drive. Stop at each location and switch out kettles and when you have completed all the stops on the route you will bring the kettles back to the corps office located at 445 Madison Street Waukesha.  Each route varies in the time it takes to complete but should not take more than 2 hours from start to finish. You can drive your own vehicle or if available a Salvation Army vehicle. Volunteer drivers must always drive safely, obey traffic laws, and respect the rights of other drivers. Not only should you concentrate on your own driving, but you should also be aware of the other vehicles around you.

Qualifications: You will need to pass a background check and must have a good driving record. If you will be driving your own vehicle it must have insurance and be reliable. 

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Food Pantry is open TUESDAYS & WEDNESDAYS from 1PM-4PM and FRIDAYS 9AM-12PM

The food pantry volunteers are needed to help participants select items from the food pantry shelves.  Volunteers will also need to write down the participants information along with stocking shelves, keeping the pantry clean and organized, packing food items and assisting participants.

• Must be able to stand for the entire shift.
• Must be able to lift 10 lbs.
• All volunteers will be required to take the Safe From Harm online training prior to volunteering. 

Front Desk / Reception

• Answers all telephone calls in a courteous and professional manner.

• Transfers all calls to the appropriate person taking messages as necessary.
  
  
• Greets all guests in a polite and courteous manner.
  
  
• Share information regarding programs and services offered at the Corps.

• Provide referral information as needed.
  
  
• Ensures that all printed material and information shared verbally regarding programs and services offered is correct and up to date.

• Assists in preparing and processing all mass mailings for the Corps.
  
  
• Opens/Closes the Corps office building in a timely manner.
  
  
• Assists clients and other visitors in finding proper locations in the building.
  
  
• Manage the Positive ID program.
  
  
• Supports the Corps Officer(s) and staff by performing clerical duties such as photocopying, assembling materials, and filing.