Non-Construction Opportunities

If you are looking to gain some experience working for a non-profit, or simply want to give back to your community, one of these volunteer positions may be for you. Work with a fun, lively and dedicated team, and help fulfill Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco's mission to partner with working families and the community to build affordable ownership homes in Marin, San Francisco and the Peninsula. Our goal is to provide you with the absolute best volunteer experience possible!

Spanish Teacher Needed!

Volunteer needed to help Habitat staff learn conversational Spanish. As Spanish is the first language of many of our Habitat partner families, we would like to converse with them more easily. Are you available to come to our office in SOMA once a week at noon to teach staff basic conversational Spanish? For more information, please contact Nadine James-Ward, Volunteer Services Manager, at njames-ward@habitatgsf.org.

Volunteer Photographers needed in Marin!

If you are an amateur or professional photographer, and you live in Marin County, we'd love to have you volunteer with us by taking photos of our volunteers and construction sites in Novato and San Rafael. Please contact Bethany Hellerich at LVC1@habitatgsf.org if you're interested in this opportunity!

Yoga Instructor

Are you available to volunteer your yoga skills on Saturday mornings and help Habitat construction volunteers do some stretching exercises in preparation for their build day? If you are training to be a yoga instructor and would like some hands on practice giving a 15 minute class in yoga stretches, this opportunity could help polish your skills and gain experience working with the public. This is also a great opportunity to give back to your community and help other volunteers prepare for a day of physical exertion. For more information, please contact Nadine James-Ward, Volunteer Services Manager, at njames-ward@habitatgsf.org.

Translation

Volunteer Translators will work with Homeowner Development staff to help with communication to current and potential homeowners whose first language is not English. Volunteers will be asked to facilitate translation either verbally or in writing depending on the volunteer's skill level and preference. The time commitment for this position will vary and can be set by the volunteer. In certain situations, volunteers may even be able to work from home.

Current language needs: Spanish or Cantonese

Contact: If you are interested in volunteering for this role in the homeowner development department, please contact Jonelle McConnell at jmcconnell@habitatgsf.org.