Volunteer
It takes a team of dedicated volunteers to help operate our teacher shopping programs, and we are always inviting new members to join our family!
Whether you are welcoming guests, prepping the Free Teacher Supply Store, assisting teachers, packing and delivering curbside orders, or assisting with Pencil Boy Express – The Mobile Free Store, volunteers are the heart of A Gift for Teaching.
Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT OUR VOLUNTEERS SAY
“When I first started volunteering, I was happy to see that it wasn’t just about getting teachers basic school supplies. It was also about hygiene and clothes and other necessities to help the students.
All the volunteers here work as a team with the same goal; to help make life a little easier for the teachers.”
“Volunteer shifts are easy to register for and carefully planned so everyone has a hands-on job when they serve.
From stocking the floor with new donations to helping teachers shop for supplies, A Gift for Teaching is an incredible place to serve and make an impact in your community.”
“I started volunteering with A Gift for Teaching as part of my employer’s community outreach initiatives. What I did not realize when I joined the volunteer team for a one time event was that I would fall in love with the mission of this organization.
Since that one-time event with my employer, I’ve returned to A Gift for Teaching dozens of times to work with them as an individual.”
“I have been volunteering with them for more than 2 years. Each week I get to see first hand how much this organization helps our teachers.
Every time we hand off boxes and bags of supplies to the teachers, they always tell us how much this means to them and their students, and they can’t thank us enough.”
“As a volunteer, I have always felt welcome and supported in my roles with A Gift for Teaching. I’ve never once questioned the impact I was having due to the transparency and communication.
It’s been amazing to have the opportunity to be on the front lines of educator support and knowing that I am personally impacting the ability of teachers and students across Central Florida to have equitable access to success.”