Building a Better Community Through Service
We rely heavily on a community of volunteers to implement our programs, including in-home care, nutrition services, and enrichment center support. SourcePoint welcomes adults, families, and community groups to apply.
Begin Your Volunteer Journey
Every new volunteer must submit an online application and attend an orientation class. Orientations are typically held once a month and include a presentation, tour, and fingerprinting (if required). Upcoming orientation dates will be listed at the conclusion of your online application. Begin your SourcePoint volunteer journey today. Click below to apply!
Adult Application
Youth Application
Group Application
Resources for Current Volunteers
Important volunteer forms, policies, timesheets, online training library, and more.
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Contact Our Recruiter
Jill Smith
Volunteer Recruiter
740-203-2368
volunteer@MySourcePoint.org
Featured Volunteer Positions
Cafe 55 Assistant
Café 55 volunteers bring joy to SourcePoint’s dining center on Cheshire Road. They clean off tables, assist diners with signing up and paying for meals, and carry trays when necessary. After lunch, they wipe down the tables and keep everything in order, creating a clean and pleasant atmosphere for diners. Volunteers enjoy a free lunch during their shift.
Kitchen Assistant
Kitchen assistants work alongside SourcePoint’s chefs to prepare, pack, and serve 800 meals a day for Meals on Wheels and Community Cafes. They are mostly morning people who enjoy the camaraderie of a team and the bustling environment of a kitchen
Meals on Wheels Driver
Volunteers deliver a hot lunch and optional cold dinner to homebound seniors in Delaware County, providing safety checks and smiles to grateful clients.
Fitness or Aquatics
Provide a friendly greeting while assisting members with signing in at the fitness center or using the equipment, and keep a watchful eye at the aquatics center.
Home Helper/Chores
Home Helper volunteers assist senior clients with tasks inside and outside their homes, such as changing lightbulbs, caulking windows, light housekeeping, yardwork, etc. Volunteers choose, from a list of requests, the chores that best suit their skill set.
Medical Transportation
Volunteers use their personal vehicle to transport homebound seniors to crucial medical appointments. The volunteer typically stays at the appointment location before transporting the client back to his or her home. Clients are extremely grateful and mileage reimbursement is available.
More Volunteer Opportunities
Art
Assistant
Café 55
Line Server
Medicare
Class Leader
Community
Outreach
Concierge
Distribution
Ensure Deliveries
Farmers’ Market
Activity Assistant
Gift Shop
Office Assistant
Matter of Balance
Coach
Meals on Wheels
Drive-Thru Attendant
Meals on Wheels
Route Prep Attendant
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