Kitchen Volunteer Opportunities

The Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission is seeking individuals and groups to serve in our kitchen and help make a real difference in our community.

As a kitchen volunteer, you’ll have the rewarding opportunity to help prepare and serve meals to those in need. Each day, we serve approximately 100 people for breakfast, 200 for lunch, and 200 for dinner—providing nourishment and hope to hundreds of individuals every single day.

Our Mission serves three meals a day, seven days a week, and we rely on faithful volunteers to help make this possible.

Whether you’re an individual looking to serve or a business, church group, or civic organization wanting to give back together, we invite you to partner with us.

Step into the kitchen. Serve with purpose. Help feed hope in our community.

Front Desk Volunteer Opportunities

Are you interested in volunteering in Martinsburg, West Virginia? The Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission is currently seeking dedicated front desk volunteers to serve on the front lines of our ministry.

As a front desk volunteer, you will play a vital role in daily operations—answering phone calls, assisting donors, gathering important information, and helping connect individuals in need with the resources and support they’re seeking. You are often the first point of contact, helping create a welcoming and compassionate environment for everyone who reaches out to the Mission.

We are currently looking for volunteers to serve during both morning and afternoon shifts, offering flexible opportunities to fit your schedule.

Be the first voice of hope. Serve at the front desk and make a lasting impact.

Volunteer at the Rescue Mission Thrift Store

Are you looking to make a positive impact—and have fun doing it? Join our incredible team of volunteers at the Rescue Mission Thrift Store!

As a volunteer, you’ll play an essential role in the day-to-day operations of the store. From sorting and organizing donations to keeping racks stocked and assisting customers, your efforts help create a welcoming and enjoyable shopping experience for everyone who walks through our doors.

Every task you take on directly supports our greater mission—helping us provide care, share hope, and nurture disciples for Christ throughout our community.

Step in. Serve with purpose. Be part of something that truly matters.

Volunteer at Our Donation Center

Looking for a meaningful way to make a difference in your community? Join our team of dedicated volunteers at the Donation Center!

As a volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in supporting the Mission’s daily operations. You’ll assist with unloading donations as they are dropped off, greeting donors with a friendly and appreciative attitude, and helping transport items from the donation center to our thrift store.

This opportunity is perfect for individuals who enjoy staying active, working outdoors, and being part of a mission-driven team. Every item you help process directly supports our efforts to provide meals, shelter, and hope to those in need.

Ready to serve? Join us and be a part of something bigger.

🍽️ Host a Meal Takeover at the Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission!

Looking for a meaningful way for your church, business, restaurant, or community group to serve others? Consider organizing a Meal Takeover at the Mission!

A Meal Takeover gives your group the opportunity to prepare and serve a meal for our guests. The Mission provides the fully equipped kitchen and all cooking and serving utensils—you simply bring the food and the heart to serve. It’s a powerful way to make a direct impact in the lives of those in our community who need hope and a warm meal.

If your organization would like to schedule a Meal Takeover, reach out to Patrick today for more information.

📞 Contact Patrick:
681-283-0791
VolunteerMURM@gmail.com

❤️ Support the Mission:
Donate Today: https://bit.ly/408kzhN

🙌 Sign Up to Volunteer:
https://bit.ly/4a5WxZz

📦 Help Provide Needed Items:
Visit our Amazon Wishlist: https://amzn.to/41YqWqC

Together we can continue showing our community that Hope Lives Here.

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A smiling woman with gray hair tied in a ponytail, wearing a navy baseball cap, black t-shirt, and blue gloves, stands in front of a wall with notices and papers pinned on it.
Two volunteers wearing blue HopeWorks T-shirts, gloves, and hairnets in a food pantry, one woman holds a knife and the man points towards the camera.
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