Volunteers:

The Heart and Soul of Habitat

Our volunteers are the heart of Habitat for Humanity's mission. Every week, dedicated volunteers make a meaningful impact in a variety of ways. Community volunteers, including individuals, families, civic groups, and church groups, support our work in the ReStore by organizing, pricing, and displaying merchandise, assist in our administrative offices, and participate in specially scheduled Community Build Days on our construction sites.

In addition, corporate partnership volunteers join us through employee build days that are offered as part of a sponsorship commitment. Organizations that contribute $10,000 or more to Habitat not only provide critical financial support for affordable housing but also engage their employees in hands-on volunteer experiences, helping build homes while strengthening teamwork and community engagement.

Whether serving in the ReStore, the office, or on a construction site, every volunteer plays a vital role in helping us build homes, communities, and hope. There is always important work to be done, and we'd love for you to join us.

If you are looking for corporate volunteer partnership opportunities, click below.

Guidelines and Age Restrictions
for Habitat Volunteers

These individuals are too young to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity of Collin County.

Youth Under 14

  • Can volunteer in the ReStore. (Parent must be present for ages 14-15.)

  • No one under 16 is not allowed on a build site.

  • Cannot use power tools or work from a height over 6 feet, or other hazardous tasks.

Youth 14-16

Youth 16-18

  • Can volunteer in the ReStore or on a build site after completing orientation with a parent.

  • Anyone under 18 may not climb ladders or use power tools.

Suggest Items to Bring to the Work Site

Orientation & Waivers

Before being allowed to volunteer with Habitat, all volunteers
must complete an orientation and have signed waivers submitted.

(When you complete the registration form in the next section, you will automatically be
prompted to complete the waiver and will receive information about orientation.)

Volunteer Positions

Although the volunteer needs that Habitat Collin County has will vary from week to week, there are several opportunities that we frequently need help with. Plus, if you are not able or interested in using a hammer, Habitat may still be the place for you to serve!

A group of people volunteering with Habitat in a construction site

Community service hours or restitution

If you have been sentenced by the court to perform community service, you may meet our requirements to volunteer on job sites or at the ReStore. Anyone interested in volunteering at Habitat to fulfill their community service hours must first contact our volunteer coordinator in person before they will be allowed to register.

If you have any questions please email us at info@habitatcctx.org

A group of volunteers in a construction site

Important information regarding hours served

Community Service volunteers only receive credit for hours personally worked. No one other than the Community Service Volunteer can complete hours for credit. Each individual is responsible for bringing any paperwork with them required by the court, as well as signing in at our volunteer work site. It is your responsibility to make sure you clock in and clock out to get full credit for all hours served. (We will not sign off on any forms where the hours served are incomplete or in question).

Registration
& Calendar

Ready to register and begin volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Collin County?

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