VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Join Unbound as we walk with those living in poverty
Volunteering at our headquarters in Kansas City, Kansas, helps thousands of children and elders in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
How can you get involved?
No matter your skillset or experience, you can help! Volunteer opportunities at our Kansas City headquarters are varied and include, but are not limited to:- Data entry
- Maintenance projects
- Administrative duties
- Translation, typically English/Spanish
- Preparing mailings of friend photos to sponsors
- Guiding tours of our Unbound Experience Center
We’ll provide everything you need for a meaningful volunteer experience, and we take groups of any size and individuals.
Unbound volunteers also assist our preaching team at sponsorship events in churches across the U.S. Opportunities are available on an intermittent basis as events are scheduled.
Contact us to learn more about how you can help sustain Unbound’s mission of walking with the poor and marginalized of the world.
Want more info?
Email:
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"Some of the emotions that we experience when we're volunteering, my wife, Cheryl and I were talking about this today, when you're looking at that picture and it's going to somebody in Kalamazoo, Michigan, or somewhere else, these are real people. This isn't just a letter or a check. These are real people that you are interfacing with and helping people become part of [the Unbound community], and that just really makes you feel good."
-Steve Roth
"Volunteering is tremendous in terms of being able to make that connection between the sponsored child or adult and the sponsors here in the States. The photos and even a peek at a letter or two is really wonderful to see the relationships that are being built through those communications."
-Cheryl Schmitz
"We have found that Unbound is truly a family organization. You develop family relationships with the youth and the elderly that are sponsored, and those relationships really continue by being a volunteer. I have a chance to see communication from the elderly and the youth, and I could play a small part in that just by being a volunteer."
-Frank Franko