Needs From: Miracle Hill Ministries

We are in GREAT need of the following items

We are also looking for small purses/handbags for our clothing closet.

Donations can be dropped off at our location - 11 Regency Hill Dr, Greenville, SC 29607 any weekday between 8:30 am and 5 pm.

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Each year the Renewal Center seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each lady in our care a bag of several gifts. 

We have created an Amazon Wish List with the items still needed for Christmas. We also need a few other items to gift the ladies (listed below).

 Amazon Wish List

Please reach out to Hannah Alger (halger@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating.

 You can ship to / drop off your donations at the Renewal Center.

Summary: Front desk volunteers at our administrative office relieve front desk staff during lunch and periodic meetings. The front desk is the voice and face of Miracle Hill for many first time callers and visitors. We uphold this position with great respect as it can be fast-paced and these volunteers must remain calm under some pressure.

Specific Tasks:

 Qualifications and Skills:

Questions? Contact Pamela Ballard at pballard@miraclehill.org.

Summary: On nights when the temperature drops below 40 degrees we open the Cold Weather Shelter to anyone seeking shelter from the cold.  Volunteers will help maintain an uplifting environment, engage in conversation with the guests, serve food and coffee, and help the staff with the check-in process.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Questions? Email pballard@miraclehill.org

Summary: When the weather drops below 40 degrees, Cold Weather Shelter opens at the gym inside the Greenville Rescue Mission for anyone seeking shelter from the cold. Volunteers will help maintain an uplifting environment, engage in conversation with the men, serve food and hopefully help share the gospel with them.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Questions? Email hcampbell@miraclehill.org

This year would like to ask for your help in purchasing gifts for the children of men in our Overcomers program. All of these gifts are close to or within a $30 dollar price range and have been directly requested by the men in the program. We will not be giving out any names of these children and will be doing the packaging of these gifts ourselves once they arrive at the office. 

Here is the Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/55E2RCF468LX?ref_=wl_share

For any questions please reach out to the Volunteer Coordinator at Overcomer - Huff Campbell

email: hcampbell@miraclehill.org

phone: 864-371-9539

address (if there are any shipping complications): 1916 N Pleasantburg Dr, Greenville, SC 29609

Summary: This is an opportunity for volunteers to engage guests with spiritual nourishment through the Word of God.

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

Summary: Pickleball is played every Thursday evening at 6:30PM.  

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills

If you have any questions, they can be directed to our Volunteer Coordinator, Michael Livingston at mlivingston@miraclehill.org

Each year, the Spartanburg Rescue Mission seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each guest in our care a bag of several gifts. 

We have created an Amazon Wish List with several of the items still needed for Christmas.

Amazon Wish List

Please reach out to Candace Fritz (cfritz@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating.

Thank you so much! You can ship to or drop off these donations at the Spartanburg Rescue Mission. 189 N. Forest Street Spartanburg, SC 29301

Each year, the Spartanburg Rescue Mission seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each guest in our care a bag of several gifts. 

We have created an Amazon Wish List with several of the items still needed for Christmas.

Amazon Wish List

Please reach out to Candace Fritz (cfritz@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating. Thank you so much!

You can ship to or drop off these donations at the Spartanburg Rescue Mission. 189 N. Forest Street Spartanburg, SC 29301 

We are in GREAT need of the following items

Donations can be dropped off at our location - 19 Graves Drive, Greenville, SC 29609 any weekday between 8:30 am and 5 pm.

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Each year, the Greenville Rescue Mission seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each guest in our care a bag of several gifts. 

We have created an Amazon Wish List with several of the items still needed for Christmas.

Amazon Wish List

We also give each guest a devotional book. This year, we have selected Unshakable Hope by Max Lucado.

If you would like to help purchase devotional books, please follow this link. - 62 still needed

Please reach out to Huff Campbell (hcampbell@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating.

Thank you so much! You can ship to or drop off these donations at the Greenville Rescue Mission.

Greenville Rescue Mission

c/o Volunteer Coordinator

575 W. Washington St

Greenville, SC 29601

Each year, Shepherd's Gate seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each lady in our care a bag of several gifts. 

We have created an Amazon Wish List with several of the items still needed for Christmas.

Amazon Wish List

Please reach out to Hannah Alger (halger@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating. Thank you so much!

You can ship to / drop off these donations at Shepherd's Gate.

Prepare snack baskets full of various items that kids enjoy and be a blessing to several foster families.

This is a great opportunity for a family, a small group, Sunday School class, neighborhood or organization to participate.

***Donation drop offs must be arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.

For more information, please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org.

We keep an updated Amazon wish list for items in which we have a need.

Your donated items provide:

·         Diapers, underwear, pajamas, and daily necessities for our foster children

·         Christmas and birthday gifts

·         Books for new Foster Family Tool Kits

·         Bibles and devotional books for kids

These needs vary so the list will be updated regularly.

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1HGFA6LQ7HHG9/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_2

Miracle Hill Foster Care Wish List

Items can be sent to our Administrative office:

Miracle Hill Ministries

C/O Foster Care

490 S. Pleasantburg Drive

Greenville, SC 29607

Become a WRAP around a Miracle Hill foster family.

A WRAP family works to meet the needs of the foster family. This may include providing meals, transportation assistance and/or prayer support. Each case is individual and will be determined with the specific family.

Please reach out to Brenda Parks, VP of Children’s Ministry at bparks@miraclehill.org if you are interested.

There is always a need for more foster families and for the community to support our foster care program.

Materials and staff  will be provided for you to promote our ministry. You can help us recruit and bring awareness:

·         Host a Miracle Hill Foster Care table at your church or organization to bring awareness (November is Orphan Awareness month and May is Foster Care Awareness month).

·         Host a coffee with friends- Fellowship for Foster Care.

If you are interested in hosting an event please contact Kathryn Durham (kdurham@miraclehill.org) or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Being able to take your family out for a fun date is a special treat. Extracurricular activities can get expensive with multiple children in the home. Foster children deserve some fun times and new experiences too. Will you provide an experience for them?

Extracurricular activities such as:

·         Sports, camp, dance, music, art, tutoring, martial arts

Event tickets for families such as:

·         Museum, zoo, movies, theatre, swim park, bowling

This is a great opportunity for a family, a small group, Sunday School class, neighborhood or organization to participate.

***Donation drop offs must be arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.

If you are interested in providing funds or tickets for any of these events please contact Kelly Leitch (kleitch@miraclehill.org) or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Household items are in great demand in a family.

Put together a gift bag of household items including hygiene and/or cleaning products to bless a foster family.

Details: Pack a Reusable shopping bag with a combination of several of the following items: household cleaner, laundry detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, Kleenex, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothpaste and toothbrushes for adults  and kids, hair brush, comb, bar soap, hand soap, baby wipes.

This is a great opportunity for a family, a small group, Sunday School class, neighborhood or organization to participate.

***Donation drop offs must be arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.

For more information, please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org.

Prepare a meal that has all the ingredients ready to go. These are helpful for hectic nights when parents don’t have a dinner plan.

Having a meal on hand for a busy family is a blessing. We have put together several “Meals in a Bag” recipes to be gathered and put in a Ziploc bag pantry ready for a family to use as needed. Each recipe requires 5-7 shelf ready items to make a complete meal for a family of four (4).

This is a great opportunity for a family, a small group, Sunday School class, neighborhood or organization to participate.

***Donation drop offs must be arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.

If you are interested in putting together several “Meals in a Bag” for families please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org to receive the ingredients list and recipe card instructions or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Moving to a new home can be tough.

One way we show that kids are special is providing them with a bag full of items the day of their placement in a new family. Each bag contains items such as toiletries, a Bible or Devotional book, blanket, toys, art activities, and much more.

*** It is preferred that the Donation drop off is arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.  Please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org.

Contact Kelly Leitch (kleitch@miraclehill.org) to receive your specific lists for age-appropriate items for these gender-specific and age-specific bags.  You may also reach out to Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Handmade items are a special gift for a foster child.

Create individual fun and soft flannel pillow cases for a foster girl or boy to have as their very own. This special gift has been a big hit with the children.

*** It is preferred that the Donation drop off is arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.  Please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org.

If you are interested in sewing pillow cases for children, please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org  or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Help make a birthday special for a foster child.

Pack a Birthday in a Bag gift for foster children.

Each reusable bag will have the following items ready for a parent to provide a party for their child:

·         Recipe card

·         Cake mix

·         Can of soda

·         Frosting

·         Cake pan

·         Sprinkles

·         Candles

·         Birthday banner

·         Balloons

·         Thematic décor

·         Plates

·         Cups

·         Napkins

This is a great opportunity for a family, a small group, Sunday School class, neighborhood or organization to participate.

*** It is preferred that the Donation drop off is arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.  Please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org.

If you are interested in putting together several  Birthday in a Bag for kids please contact Kelly Leitch (kleitch@miraclehill.org) to receive instructions and recipe insert or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

If you are a hairdresser, you are needed!

We all have different haircare needs as well as different experiences with caring for various hair types.

·         Would you provide free haircuts for foster children?

·         Would you teach Ethnic Haircare to our families?

·         Would you offer free braiding for our African American foster children?

If you are interested in assisting families in any of these ways please contact Kelly Leitch (kleitch@miraclehill.org) or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Do you have space to host an event?

Would you consider hosting a required foster parent training at your location?

Would you consider hosting a Parent’s Night Out event to give our foster parents an evening together?

·         Provide childcare as well

If you are interested in supporting our ministry in any of these ways please contact Kelly Leitch (kleitch@miraclehill.org) or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Our foster families have a special place to go to gather items they need to make their fostering experience a success- The Vine Room.

Volunteers are needed to help sort donations, stock shelves with items, neaten the area, organize toys, hang clothing, and assist families.

The Vine Room is open Friday mornings for our Miracle Hill Foster Families from 10am-12pm. (Additional dates for “Christmas shopping” will be posted.)

Physical Demands:  The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

Find out more information on serving at The Vine Room here.

Or if you are interested in serving in The Vine Room, please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org  or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Prayer is powerful and we ask that you cover foster care!

Please join us the 3rd Monday of each month for an online meeting to pray over families, staff, case workers and all involved in foster care.  To receive more details about our Ambassadors for Foster Care group prayer time go here.

We would love to have you join us each month in prayer.

If you are interested in supporting our ministry in this way please contact Kathryn Durham (kdurham@miraclehill.org) or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Contact Kathryn Durham at kdurham@miraclehill.org to receive the meeting link.

These welcome baskets (laundry baskets) are a blessing to families newly licensed as foster parents.

Each laundry basket is to be filled with various household items including cleaning products, sponges, gloves, laundry detergent, Kleenex, paper towels, toilet paper, etc.

This is a great opportunity for a family, a small group, Sunday School class, neighborhood or organization to participate.

*** It is preferred that the Donation drop off is arranged with a Miracle Hill Foster Care Staff.  Please contact Kelly Leitch at kleitch@miraclehill.org.

If you are interested in putting together several  Newly Licensed Family Baskets for families please contact Kelly Leitch (kleitch@miraclehill.org)  or Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144 for more information.

Meal Preparation

Renewal Wade Hampton is inviting individuals or small groups of volunteers (no more than 3 per meal) to assist us with simple meal preparation for the ladies in our program.

We prefer to have individuals or groups willing to commit to cooking for our guests on a recurring basis, i.e. one day per week. This is a great opportunity for larger groups that may want to split into 4 teams (one for each week of the month).

The Renewal Wade Hampton kitchen will be stocked with the needed menus, food, and supplies. 

LUNCH volunteers will arrive at 10:30 am to prepare the meal which is served at noon. Volunteers are not required to serve or clean, simply prepare and go.

DINNER volunteers will arrive at 4 pm to prepare the meal which is normally served around 6. Volunteers are not required to serve or clean up, simply prepare and go.

Shifts available:

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Come go for a ride along with our food warehouse truck drivers. With this need, you will go to various grocery and food pick-ups and bring them back to the food warehouse. Below are some things to note:

Each year, Overcomers seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each guest in our care a bag of several gifts. 

We have created an Amazon Wish List with several of the items still needed for Christmas.

Amazon Wish List

We also give each guest a devotional book. This year, we have selected Everyday Gospel by Paul David Tripp.

If you would like to help purchase devotional books, please follow this link. - 0 still needed!

Please reach out to Huff Campbell (hcampbell@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating.

Thank you so much! You can ship to or drop off these donations at the Overcomers Center.

Overcomers Center

c/o Volunteer Coordinator

1916 N. Pleaseantburg Dr.

Greenville, SC 29609

Summary: We need volunteer teams who are interested in helping with yard maintenance and/or outdoor projects at the Cherokee County Rescue Mission.

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

Summary: We need dependable volunteers to help us at the Front Desk. Various shifts are available on Mondays through Friday. By responding to this Need, an email will be sent to our Volunteer Engagement Specialist who will contact you to answer any questions you may have and to discuss the openings that we have that might work for your schedule.

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

Summary: We need volunteers to help sort, fold, and organize clothing donations. Sort donated clothing by men’s and women’s, sizes, etc.  Place needed clothing in designated storage for our guests, place surplus in bags to be taken to our thrift store operation.

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

Summary: Pastors from local churches are invited to prepare and present a 30 minute message for the guest at the Cherokee County Rescue Mission.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Summary: Come to the Cherokee County Rescue Mission and build relationships with our guests. 

Specific Tasks

Requirements

If you have any questions, please talk to our Volunteer Engagement Specialist Shep Wright. You can email him at swright@miraclehill.org.

Summary: Provide transportation for our guests to and from sites within Cherokee County for jobs, interviews, volunteer sites, health care appointments, etc.  The volunteer must pass background checks, and will drive the ministry’s van. 

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Summary: Provide a Christ centered, Bible based message – that conforms to Miracle Hill Ministry’s doctrinal statement – to our guests during a scheduled devotion period.  Usually this is just men or just women in their respective meeting areas. 

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

We are regularly in need of in-kind donations to help with the daily needs of the Cherokee County Rescue Mission! If you are interested in donating items please respond to this need and a Volunteer Engagement Specialist will be in touch with you.

Below is a list of items that we have as regular needs:

Thank you for your interest in supporting Miracle Hill Cherokee County Rescue Mission.  We are looking for those who are interested in sponsoring items to benefit the shelter as a whole. Cherokee County Rescue Mission is a homeless shelter that provides up to 40 men, women, and mothers with children with shelter, food, counseling, and case management.  The hope and Gospel of Jesus Christ is woven into every aspect of care.

Visit this Amazon Wish List to view the items that are available to benefit Cherokee Rescue Mission: Cherokee Wish List

Summary: We are seeking skilled professionals to provide haircuts and styling for our guests.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

 Summary: We need dependable volunteers to help at the Front Desk on a regular basis - weekly or every other week. Various shifts are available on Mondays through Saturdays. By responding to this Need, an email will be sent to our Volunteer Coordinator, who will contact you to answer any questions you may have and discuss the openings we have that might work for your schedule.

We are currently looking for volunteers who can help during the evening or on weekends.

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Each year the Renewal Center seeks to make the holidays a special time for our guests. We give each lady in our care a bag of several gifts. 

This year we have created an Amazon Wish List with several of the items still needed for Christmas.

Amazon Wish List

Please reach out to Hannah Alger (halger@miraclehill.org) to let us know you are participating.

You can ship these items directly to the Renewal Center.

Renewal Center

c/o Volunteer Coordinator

19 Graves Dr

Greenville, SC 29609

THIS NEED IS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS FOR SCHOOL, COLLEGE, CHURCH, EMPLOYER, OR OTHER.

Overview:

"Service Volunteer Hours" refers to when individuals voluntarily dedicate their time to perform helpful activities within their local community, often as part of a school, church or employer program, to benefit others and gain valuable life skills like empathy, responsibility, civic engagement, and work ethic; this can include activities like volunteering at Miracle Hill Ministry Thrift Stores.

Qualifications:

Purpose:

To give back to the community and develop personal character traits through active participation.

Benefits for Students:

Develops leadership skills, builds teamwork, increases awareness of social issues, and fosters a sense of civic responsibility.

Programs:

Below are some examples of school or church "Service Programs".  This is not an exhaustive list.

For more information, contact Pamela Ballard at pballard@miraclehill.org.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

Summary: We need someone people to help oversee our Guest Intake desk. This is connected to the door our guests use to come into the building.  This is a security role and volunteers must be comfortable communicating with guests and staff, and making announcements over the intercom system.

Before starting this position, volunteers will:

We are in need of the following items for women at the Spartanburg Rescue Mission.

*washcloths & towels

*bras and underwear (larger sizes)

*Pine Sol cleaning products

*African American hair care products

*Twin XL sheets

Questions? Please do not hesitate to reach out to Gerri Reeder @ greeder@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0160

Assist us with our current landscaping project needs:

Currently completed

Summary: Help Renewal residents with reading and comprehension skills. May also prepare guests to pass their GED test by tutoring at the Renewal Center if needed.

Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Summary:  This is a space for fellowship, enrichment, relationship building, fun and activities with the women at SRM.  This can include arts and crafts, painting, games, writing and journaling, music or other creative activities.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

If you have any questions, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org.

Summary: Do you work for or own a residential or commercial repair business? If so you can help us with maintenance and building. We are seeking skilled professionals to help with specific construction and maintenance projects.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

For more information on this volunteer opportunity, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org.

Summary: Being a Mentor for one of our ladies in our Transition program can provide you with the opportunity to see God work in incredible ways in their lives, while allowing you to make a difference in your local community as these individuals become productive members of society.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

We are in GREAT need of the following items

Donations for Renewal Wade Hampton can be dropped off at our main campus - 19 Graves Drive, Greenville, SC 29609 any weekday between 8:30 am and 5 pm.

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer! 

Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

Special thrift projects are specified by Thrift leadership. Projects may take place at any thrift location and can include but are not limited to:

Physical Demands:  The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Age Requirements

For more information on volunteering with a special project, please contact pballard@miraclehill.org. 

Thank you all so much for your incredible generosity! I will update this need as other needed items arise this week.

Miracle Hill is excited to add a fifth transition house for graduates of the Renewal Program. If you are interested in contributing needed items to fill this new home, please email Hannah Alger, the volunteer coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org, to coordinate the details, or you can sign up for items using this link.

Summary: Help guests connect with employers, education, and family by facilitating the computer lab.

Specific tasks:

Qualifications and Requirements

Before you begin you will be contacted by Huff Campbell, our Volunteer Coordinator. You may email him with your questions at hcampbell@miraclehill.org

Summary: The Gratitude Team's role in thanking our generous donors is crucial to showing how much we value their support.  The practice of gratitude involves expressing appreciation for others and acknowledging their contributions. It can also help volunteers feel more connected to Miracle Hill.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications and Skills:

For more on this volunteer opportunity, please contact pballard@miraclehill.org.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

or more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

or more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

or more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

THIS NEED IS SPECIFICALLY FOR VOLUNTEERS WHO REQUIRE COURT-ORDERED COMMUNITY SERVICE OR PTI (PRE-TRIAL INTERVENTION) HOURS COMPLETED.

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·       We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·       We require court-ordered community service and PTI volunteers to sign an additional Thrift Store Policy Agreement.

NOTE:  If you are a student and need to complete community service hours for your school or a school program, please respond to the need titled:  Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

Physical Demands:  The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Age Requirements:

Other Requirements:

For more on this volunteer opportunity, please contact pballard@miraclehill.org.

Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting, scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

(The physical demands listed below will be adjusted to meet the light duty requirements for individual participants in this program.)

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. 

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        You must be at least 18 years old to work as a volunteer in this program.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Return to Work volunteers are required to sign the Miracle Hill Thrift Store Policy Agreement.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

GENERAL THRIFT STORE VOLUNTEER JOB DESCRIPTION

At Miracle Hill Thrift there are multiple ways to volunteer!  Below is a list of general duties that can assist our thrift staff and managers:

 Sales Floor Duties:

·       Warmly greet and treat all customers with respect, fostering an exceptional shopping experience.

·       Maintain the appearance of the sales floor by cleaning, wiping down shelves, sweeping, dusting,

         scrape stickers off the floor, straightening racks/shelves, organizing and replenishing the sales floor

         and fitting rooms as needed.

·       Reset the clothing racks on the sales floor.

·       Pull clothing (barb color for the week).

·       Stock priced items on the sales floor.

Warehouse Duties:

·       Provide excellent customer service through receiving donations by warmly greeting and thanking

        donors for their donations and offering to assist them in unloading their vehicle.

·       Help at the donation door to process incoming donations into assigned containers.

·       Process items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), shoes, electronics, and any other items that

        need to be processed to sell.

·       Presort books and media for processing.

·       Sort clothing.

·       Test electronics for full functionality or power, wrap a rubber band around the power cord, and set

         aside for staff to price.

·       Assist with moving furniture to the sales floor or moving sold furniture off the sales floor.

·       Other miscellaneous duties, as assigned by the manager or supervisor.

Physical Demands:  

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

·       Ability to bend, lift, move product between containers and work on one’s feet for an entire shift; often

        standing in a stationary position.

·       Lift and move items such as clothing, bric brac (home goods), small furniture, etc.

·       Manipulate tagging and pricing guns in a repetitive manner.

Miracle Hill Dress Code:

·       Volunteers are expected to dress in business casual attire unless the day's tasks require otherwise.

·       Volunteers are expected to present a clean, professional appearance; to be well‐groomed and wear

        clean clothing.

·       Volunteers working in the warehouse or outside are required to wear a safety vest, which will be

        provided.

·       Shorts, skirts, and dresses are to be no more than 3 inches above the knee.

·       Graphic shirts with faith-based logos or sayings are allowed.

Miracle Hill Dress Code & Store Policy Prohibits the Following:

·       Low-cut tops, tank tops, see-through tops.

·       Holes in clothing.

·       Open-toed or open-heeled shoes.

·       Clothing with lewd, profane, political and/or drug & alcohol references.

·       Use of profanity while working as a volunteer is prohibited.

·       Use of ear buds or headphones while working as a volunteer is prohibited.  This is for safety reasons.

Age Requirements:

·        Volunteers should be at least 18 years old to serve individually.

·        Volunteers ages 12- 15 can serve while accompanied by a parent/guardian or chaperone.

·        Volunteers ages 16 -17 can serve individually with parent/guardian signature on their Release of

        Liability Waiver.

Other Requirements:

·        We require all thrift volunteers to sign a Release of Liability Waiver.

·        Volunteers age 12-17 will need a parent/guardian signature on their Release of Liability Waiver.

NOTE:  If you wish to serve as part of a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org.

*Those requiring court-ordered community service/PTI can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: Court-Ordered Community Service/PTI Volunteer Hours.

*Those requiring community service for school, college or church programs can do so on that need, which is titled Thrift: School, College & Church Service Volunteer Hours Programs.

For more information on volunteering at this store, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

Summary: The Administrative Offices utilizes professionals from all different fields to assist with projects throughout the ministry.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications and Skills:

Summary: Our Residents occasionally need transportation for doctor's appointments or job interviews. We need ladies or couples who are interested in providing transportation for appointments. 

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Summary:

Volunteers (must be at least 14 years of age, but anyone under 18 MUST be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times) will finalize dining room preparations and fellowship with our residents during the meal.

During mealtime, volunteers will fellowship with residents, refill drinks, and serve desserts. Our residents love to chat about lots of things from sports to current events and everything in between and long to be treated like “regular people.”  Having friends fellowship and share a meal is a vital part of their social rehabilitation by helping to remove their insecurities and fear of rejection.

We encourage you to enjoy your serving time at the Greenville Rescue Mission; feel free to photograph yourself and/or your group while you are here! Just be sure to protect the privacy of our residents by not including them in your photos.

For Groups:

Questions? Email hcampbell@miraclehill.org

Summary:

Volunteers (must be at least 14 years of age, but anyone under 18 MUST be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times) will finalize dining room preparations and fellowship with our residents during the meal.

During mealtime, volunteers will fellowship with residents, refill drinks, and serve desserts. Our residents love to chat about lots of things from sports to current events and everything in between and long to be treated like “regular people.”  Having friends fellowship and share a meal is a vital part of their social rehabilitation by helping to remove their insecurities and fear of rejection.

We encourage you to enjoy your serving time at the Greenville Rescue Mission; feel free to photograph yourself and/or your group while you are here!  Just be sure to protect the privacy of our residents by not including them in your photos.

Questions? Email hcampbell@miraclehill.org

Summary:

Volunteers (minimum age of 14, but anyone under 18 MUST be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times) will finalize dining room preparations and fellowship with our residents during the meal.

During mealtime, volunteers will serve the meal, fellowship with residents, refill drinks, and serve desserts. Our residents love to chat about lots of things from sports to current events and everything in between and long to be treated like “regular people.”  Having friends fellowship and share a meal is a vital part of their social rehabilitation by helping to remove their insecurities and fear of rejection.

We encourage you to enjoy your serving time at the Greenville Rescue Mission; feel free to photograph yourself and/or your group while you are here! Just be sure to protect the privacy of our residents by not including them in your photos.

For Groups:

Questions? Email hcampbell@miraclehill.org

Summary: Serve as a Mentor to a program participant. Miracle Hill holds highly the position of Mentors. Mentors provide accountability, build trust and friendship, and provide support to program guests & graduates. Mentors have the ability to influence spiritually and personally. Due to the responsibilities involved in the mentor relationship, we require background checks to ensure the safety of those in the care of Miracle Hill. Thank you for your interest in serving in this vital role. 

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

THIS NEED IS SPECIFICALLY FOR GROUPS ONLY (ADULT OR STUDENTS) WHO WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER AT ONE OF OUR THRIFT STORE LOCATIONS.

For those interested in volunteering at a thrift store location as a group, please contact Pamela Ballard, Volunteer Administrator, pballard@miraclehill.org, or 864-631-0144.

Reminders about qualifications for volunteers at thrift stores:

Groups who submit a response to the NEED for Thrift Stores: Volunteer Groups will be contacted shortly after their response is submitted.   Thank you!!!

For more information contact Pamela Ballard at pballard@miraclehill.org.

Summary: We need folks willing to substitute at the front desk! This role involves relieving the front desk staff during lunch and periodic meetings. The front desk is the voice and face of Miracle Hill for many first time callers and visitors. We uphold this position with great respect as it can be fast-paced and these volunteers must remain calm under pressure.

Specific Tasks:

 Qualifications and Skills:

Questions? Contact Pamela Ballard at pballard@miraclehill.org or 864-631-0144.

Summary: Come to the Greenville Rescue Mission and build relationships with our men. 

Specific Tasks

Requirements

If you have any questions, please talk to our Volunteer Coordinator Huff Campbell. You can email him at hcampbell@miraclehill.org.

Summary: We are in constant need of various supplies that help us operate the facility.  We rely on donations to supply the bulk of these needs. Please see the lists below and consider donating as an individual or arranging a donation drive with your co-workers, Sunday school class members, neighbors, etc.

Specific Tasks: 

Collect & donate cleaning supplies

 Collect & donate paper products

Collect & donate ladies toiletry items

 Collect & donate non-perishable food items

 Collect & donate fresh / frozen food items

 Collect & donate office supplies

Collect & donate clothing/ bedding / bath items

If you have any questions about specific needs, how to organize a donation drive, where or when to deliver the donations or any other concerns, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Summary: We are in constant need of various supplies that help us operate the facility.  We rely on donations to supply the bulk of these needs. Please see the lists below and consider donating as an individual or arranging a donation drive with your co-workers, Sunday school class members, neighbors, etc.

Cleaning supplies

 Paper products/ Kitchen Supplies

Toiletry items

 Non-perishable food items

Perishable Food items

Bedding / bath items

If you have any questions about specific needs, how to organize a donation drive, where or when to deliver the donations or any other concerns, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Copper Line is a transitional house for men and can hold up to 12 guests.  Transitions is a vital part of any recovery plan and we thank you for your support in advance!  If you would like to give other household items, please contact Kevin Avrett @ (678) 544-2664.

Needed Items for the Transition House

Provide families with the opportunity to take their child, who is in foster care, to have a special day.  Gift cards for the movies, zoo, Children's Museum, or bowling are super helpful!! We would love to be able to get enough gift cards to supply our 250+ licensed families with the opportunity to get out of the house and enjoy a fun day together.   

Denominations of $15-$100 are best. We would love to have gift card donations dropped of to the admin office at 490 S. Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville, SC 29607.

Thank you for your interest in supporting the Overcomers Center!

We are looking for individuals and groups who are interested in sponsoring items to benefit the shelter as a whole. Overcomers is a 7-month residential addiction recovery program for men. Men are offered educational and life skills classes, counseling, and devotional services.

We are currently in need of:

Visit this Amazon Wish List to view the items that are available to benefit Overcomers or drop the purchased items off at 1916 N Pleasantburg Drive, Greenville: Overcomers Center Wish List 

Questions can be emailed to Michael Livingston at engagement@miraclehill.org

One way to allow us to continue this ministry is by contributing towards the little library we have so that every man, woman and child who walks through our doors and wants to learn more about Jesus can do so.

 Bible editions: 

Other Literature:

Donations can be dropped off during the hours of 8:30 and 5 pm at 490 S. Pleasantburg Drive Greenville, SC 29607. 

Your donation is tax-deductible, so please make sure to fill out a tax recipient before leaving. 

Your kindness and generosity are not overlooked!

Summary: Help Overcomer residents prepare to pass their GED test by tutoring at the Overcomers Center. Tutoring sessions are on Tuesdays.

Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Questions? Please email engagement@miraclehill.org

What is a chaplain at the Greenville Rescue Mission?

A chaplain is a volunteer who functions in a ministerial capacity at the Greenville rescue Mission by embodying the presence of Christ, showing the compassion of Christ, and sharing the good news of Christ with those who come through our doors.

What does a chaplain do at the Greenville Rescue Mission?

A chaplain is present when we open up the cold weather shelter, and he would stay from 8-10pm. While he may assist in serving food and handing out some supplies, his primary task will be to engage in intentional conversation with the guests and listen to, encourage, share the gospel, and engage in the ministry of presence with the many different kinds of people and situations in the cold weather shelter.

We would prefer the chaplain be able to commit to once a week, but it can be more or less often if need be. There is flexibility, and there will be periods where the cold shelter will not open due to warmer temps. The more often and consistent, the better it will be for the chaplain and the men.

What are the qualifications to be a chaplain at the mission?

A chaplain must:

-Be a mature believer in Jesus Christ

-Agree with Miracle Hill’s doctrinal statement

-Have a sense of calling to this kind of work

-Be willing to learn and receive constructive feedback

-Be willing to engage in cold conversations and be able to share the gospel

-Have the recommendation of their church leadership

-Complete the Miracle Hill Chaplaincy Training

What are the next steps?

Direct office number: 864-631-0167

Summary: We are seeking skilled professionals to provide haircuts and styling for our guests.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

The Renewal program participants create scrapbook pages for ladies that are completing the program and preparing to graduate. This scrapbook is a great way for our graduates to remember their time at Renewal Center and the Sisters in Christ that they met in the program.

We need a great deal of scrapbook supplies for this ongoing project. Donations of scrapbook pages, stickers, labels, pens, etc. would all be appreciated. 

Donations can be dropped off at our location - 19 Graves Drive, Greenville, SC 29609 any weekday between 8:30 am and 5 pm.

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

If you or your group would like to bless our ladies by providing a meal for them, please respond to this need and follow the instructions below.

We follow DHEC guidelines meaning that all prepared foods brought into the facility must come from a DHEC inspected kitchen. This could be a restaurant, caterer or grocery deli for example. No food that is prepared in a home kitchen can be served at our facility.

Alternatively, individuals / groups may donate non-prepared food (groceries) for a meal that our staff and residents could use to prepare in our DHEC compliant kitchen. 

Either way, you are supporting our ministry with a delicious meal that would be a special treat for us.

Questions about this position can be addressed to Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

If you or your group would like to bless our ladies by providing a meal for them, please respond to this need and follow the instructions below.

We follow DHEC guidelines meaning that all prepared foods brought into the facility must come from a DHEC inspected kitchen. This could be a restaurant, caterer or grocery deli for example. No food that is prepared in a home kitchen can be served at our facility.

Alternatively, individuals / groups may donate non-prepared food (groceries) for a meal that our staff and residents could use to prepare in our DHEC compliant kitchen. 

Either way, you are supporting our ministry with a delicious meal that would be a special treat for us.

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org..

If you or your group would like to bless our ladies by providing a meal for them, please respond to this need and follow the instructions below.

We follow DHEC guidelines meaning that all prepared foods brought into the facility must come from a DHEC inspected kitchen. This could be a restaurant, caterer or grocery deli for example. No food that is prepared in a home kitchen can be served at our facility.

Alternatively, individuals / groups may donate non-prepared food (groceries) for a meal that our staff and residents could use to prepare in our DHEC compliant kitchen. 

Either way, you are supporting our ministry with a delicious meal that would be a special treat for us!

If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Alger, Volunteer Coordinator at halger@miraclehill.org.

Summary: Serve as a host group for our monthly graduation ceremonies on the third Thursday of each month.

Specific Tasks: 

Qualifications & Skills:

Questions about this position can be addressed to engagement@miraclehill.org

Summary: We are looking for a dependable person who will be a receptionist during the morning and afternoon hours.

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills

Questions can be directed to engagement@miraclehill.org.

Summary: We are seeking skilled professionals to provide help tax returns and guidance on fixing past tax issues. The ideal person would be a retired accountant or a retired person with some tax experience. 

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Questions about this position please email engagement@miraclehill.org.

Summary: Worship Leaders from local churches are invited to come lead our men in a night of worship on Friday nights from 6:45-7:30PM.

**ACOUSTIC SETS ONLY**

Specific Tasks:

Qualifications & Skills:

Questions can be emailed to engagement@miraclehill.org

Thank you for your interest in supporting Miracle Hill Greenville Rescue Mission

We are looking for those who are interested in sponsoring items to benefit the shelter as a whole.  Greenville Rescue Mission is an emergency shelter (135 beds in 5 separate dorms) for men that provides refuge from the dangers of living on the streets.  The gymnasium is used as 1 of 3 cold weather shelters.  Guests attend chapel several times weekly and have access to the computer lab and medical care. 

Visit this Amazon Wish List to view the items that are available to benefit Greenville Rescue Mission: Greenville Rescue Mission Wish List

We are regularly in need of in-kind donations to help with the daily needs of the Greenville Rescue Mission! If you are interested in donating items please respond to this need and a Volunteer Engagement Specialist will be in touch with you.

Below is a list of items that we have as regular needs:

Summary: We need to update our library with more books. Please bring any new/used spiritual books to the Overcomers' Center.

Drop off: Ideal times to drop off are Monday through Friday during office hours. If this does not fit your schedule, please leave the books at the front desk.