Lunch Shift
- 12 volunteers are needed to help serve lunch every day.
- Monday – Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. / Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Dinner Shift
- 6-8 volunteers are needed to help serve dinner every day.
- Monday – Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
- Invite coworkers, friends, & family to experience volunteering at Samaritan during a night of service.
Grocery Store Pickup
- Pick up donations from our partnered grocery stores in Winston-Salem, NC.
- Monday – Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Volunteers must be 18 and older to sign up.
If interested, contact Arianna Moore @ 336-448-2677 or email volunteer@samaritanforsyth.org
Before attending your first shift, you must complete our volunteer liability waiver online. Please click here.
Special Projects
- Help keep our building and grounds clean by wiping things down, picking up trash outside, and planting flowers around the property.
- Consider adopting Samaritan for a church or business day of service.
Breakfast Club
- Collaborate with others to supply bacon, eggs, cereal, and other breakfast foods for our overnight guests.
- No need to worry about fixing the food, just drop the items off at Samaritan Ministries and our staff/volunteers will handle the rest.
Supper Club
- Organize your church, Sunday school class, neighbors, or co-workers to provide a dinner for our overnight Shelter guests.
- Include a main dish, vegetable, fruit, bread/rolls, and dessert (optional). We can provide suggestions if needed.
All ages
- Make 200 to 450 trail mix bags for Soup Kitchen guests.
- Make 100 servings of a dessert, 100 PB&J sandwiches, or prepare 100 bags of trail mix for men in the shelter.
- Collect items on our monthly Wish List.
- Organize a food drive with your club, Scout Troop, or church group.
- Invite someone from Samaritan to speak in your school classes about hunger & homelessness.
Kindergarten to Eighth Grade Students
- Design and decorate 300 holiday place mats for the Soup Kitchen
- Create decorative centerpieces for Soup Kitchen dining tables.
High School Students
- Volunteer in the Soup Kitchen for lunch with a registered adult.
- Gather a group of friends for a special clean-up project in the building or on the grounds.
- Have classes within your school compete to raise the most money.
- Obtain 5 hours of community service credit upon completion of a project.