
VOLUNTEER:
On-Site
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Process inventory donations: record donor, item code, & points value
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Data entry: digitize client & donor records
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"Merchandise" inventory: clothing on racks, products on shelves
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Assist clients find sizes, calculate points, checkout
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Answer phone, record and respond to voicemail messages
From Anywhere
Grant Writer(s)
1. Find grants we technically qualify for and have a realistic chance of getting
2. Provide advice - what to
focus on, what not to, etc.
Client Finders
1. Contact township trustees
2. Contact city, county, state, and federal agencies
3. Distribute flyers/ brochures to shelters, food pantries, etc.
Inventory Getters
1. Organize a neighborhood Dignity Drive.
2. Declutter and donate - if you're not wearing it let us
give it to someone who will
Fund Raisers
1. Set up a sidewalk toll "booth" that accepts new hygiene/cleaning products.
2. Educate local businesses about MPNFP and why helping us benefits them.
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It’s good for your soul. Making time to lend a hand to others in your
community strengthens character, teaches humility, and nurtures the spirit.
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It’s good for your mental and emotional health. Helping other people
stimulates increased production of the 4 hormones responsible for boosting moods - dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphins.
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It’s good for your physical health. Decreases stress + increases activity
lower blood pressure = decreased risk of stroke, heart attack, etc.
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It’s good for employers. Encouraging employees to get involved in helping better their community fosters loyal customers and a happier workforce.
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It’s good for students. Develops civic and social responsibility skills.