Help us build our next home!
When people think of Habitat for Humanity, they picture people building homes. We offer volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups on our Salt Lake area Habitat build sites. Currently, we are working on the Field of Dreams. As a build day volunteer, you will spend six hours learning new skills or putting your knowledge to work in a meaningful way. Skilled tradespeople are welcome; however, no special knowledge or skills are required. We provide instruction, tools, and supervision to ensure you have a fun and rewarding experience. You may learn a few tricks of the trade to put to use in your own home!
People age 16 and up can volunteer at a build site (parents must accompany minors and sign a waiver). We do our best to accommodate people of all abilities. Detailed volunteer instructions will be provided when you sign up.
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FAQs
Can kids volunteer?
Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to be on a home building site or 14 years old to work in the ReStore. The legal parents/guardians of volunteers under 18 must complete the volunteer waiver.
Does every volunteer have to complete an application and waiver?
Yes, and this can be done online when you select the date you want to volunteer.
How many people can volunteer at a time?
A maximum of 15 people may volunteer on a homebuilding site each day. As an individual or small group, you may be meeting and volunteering with other people. You can email
Do you cancel home building shifts during inclement weather?
We build year-round, rain or shine. Please come prepared for the weather!
What days can I volunteer on a home building site?
Home building volunteer shifts are offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, 9 am to 3 pm (all shifts are six hours).
Do volunteers need to have any specific skills, knowledge, or tools?
No! We provide training, tools, and supervision. But we also love it when skilled workers volunteer!
Can people with disabilities volunteer?
Yes! We do our best to give people of all abilities a rewarding and meaningful experience, although our build sites may not be fully accessible to people with mobility challenges.
What should we wear to the build site?
Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear close-toed shoes.
