Construction volunteers participate
in many aspects of the homebuilding process including:
rough and finish carpentry, electrical, plumbing,
and HVAC installation, drywall hanging, insulating,
painting, foundation prepping, landscaping, and
hanging siding, etc. Habitat is always looking
for skilled
workers, however volunteers do not
need any prior experience in construction.
Construction Volunteer
Opportunities are Currently Full
Check in with Site Leader to sign-in and ensure
that all Volunteer Registration Forms and Liability
Waivers are completed and turned in prior to the
work day beginning
A brief safety orientation is given
Tasks are divided out and instructions are given
A break is taken for lunch around 12:00pm
Work continues after lunch
Begin material clean-up, recycling check, and
loading around 3:00pm
Day concludes by 3:30pm
What to Bring:
Sturdy shoes and clothes that can get dirty
Lunch and a beverage
Habitat will provide the necessary tools, but volunteers
are encouraged to bring basic tools with them. Depending on the project, these may include:
work gloves, tool belt, hammer, shovels, tape measure,
pencil, utility knife, speed square, etc.
Since our projects are dependent upon weather, availability of
skilled leadership, and progress of ongoing volunteer crews, a specific
day’s task schedule may fluctuate. We truly appreciate your
flexibility in helping us with our various needs!
Mission Statement: Greater
Cleveland Habitat for Humanity, a Christian-based organization, develops
opportunities for all of God's people to act out their faith. By working
in partnerships to eliminate substandard housing, we enable families
and volunteers to improve lives. We create hope by building homes, strengthening
neighborhoods and reweaving communities.
