Help in the Central Vancouver Habitat Store

What does it mean to volunteer at a Clark County Habitat Store?Store volunteers help support daily operations by helping receive and process donations, organize and display merchandise, and provide excellent customer service. We value teamwork, kindness, and dedication to the cause of helping our community achieve strength and stability through affordable homeownership - one used hammer, door, washing machine, couch, or toilet at a time! No experience required.Volunteer Tasks: These are the main ways volunteers help in the store. We encourage you to share your interests and talents with us during this introductory shift so we can help pair you with appropriate tasks and teammates for your future shifts. Volunteer tasks include:Reset Displays: Restock and reorganize sections of the storeProcessing: Sort donations, tag items, move items to sales floor and sort by typeCustomer Service: Help customers find items, answer customer questions, and help customers load items into vehiclesSales Floor: Merchandise items to create and maintain a safe and user-friendly shopping experienceSpecial Projects: Repair furniture, help create store displays, store maintenance projects, painting, etc.Supervisor: All store staff members are responsible for creating a welcoming environment for store volunteers. However, the store volunteer lead and store supervisors will direct most daily tasks with the support of store associates. The manager, assistant manager, and volunteer coordinator will be responsible for formal performance management.Time Commitment: No minimum shift requirement, but being able to commit to two shifts per month to start out helps volunteers to work more independently after training. Once we're open, we will have volunteer shifts 7 days a week and would love to have you