Volunteer!
Remarkable People, Extraordinary Gifts
Snowline greatly depends on the work of volunteers to keep the organization running. There are many ways you can lend your talents to Snowline. Volunteer duties range from general office support to visiting patients, from delivering medication and supplies to working in our thrift stores or retail, administrative offices. There’s something for everyone, no matter what your talents!
We are grateful.
Your skills and talent are so valued at Snowline. We count on our volunteers to help us meet our mission. As a community-based not-for-profit since 1979, Snowline offers gentle support, care, and guidance to those facing life-limiting illness. Our volunteers are a vital part of our caring community.
Join us to volunteer!
If you have a service or talent to offer, please complete a one of the following applications:
- Hospice Volunteer
- Thrift Stores (Placerville, Cameron Park, Folsom)
- Community Service
- Pet Therapy Volunteer Application
Still, have questions? Call (530) 621-7820, (916) 817.2338 or email Volunteer Services today and begin making a difference for hospice patients and their families tomorrow.
Volunteer Opportunities:
- Patient and Family Support
Patient Care Volunteers are a vital part of the hospice team. They work in private homes and nursing homes by providing patients with companionship and a break to caregivers. These volunteers sit with patients, listen to their stories, read, play music, or simply hold a hand. Their visits often give family members a much-needed break.
- Office Support
These helping hands do general computer work, filing, and assisting with mailings. Like to get more involved? Assigned project volunteers support a particular administrative or clinical program by providing direct assistance and input in planning and carrying out projects.
- Courier Volunteers
When family members cannot get to the pharmacy, courier volunteers will pick up and deliver medications. This desperately needed service saves both patient families and the organization a great deal of time and money.
- Bereavement Support
These volunteers keep in touch with those grieving by making scheduled telephone calls. They also assist with support groups and the Children’s Grief Program (HAT).
- Thrift Stores
Do you enjoy the hustle and bustle of a retail operation or have excellent office skills? Retail volunteers sort, price, tag, display merchandise, refurbish computers, and assist in one of our administrative offices. Interested? Please contact store management for volunteer opportunities at your local store!
- Special Projects
This group of volunteers collaborates on large mailings several times a year. The time commitment is minimal, but the cost savings to Snowline are immense!
- Pet Therapy
Have a sweet and soothing pet who would be a comfort to patients?
- Veterans Helping Veterans
Veterans are especially needed to assist with award ceremonies for our veteran patients and their families. They are also needed to volunteer and offer emotional, practical, and social support one-on-one with their fellow veterans. They are welcome to volunteer in any area of the agency.
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
-Gandhi
When you join others with hearts wide open, your service lifts, comforts, and supports families in very real ways. Imagine these opportunities when you choose to be a part of:
• In-home companionship
• Medication home delivery
• Helping hands - assisting with office projects
• Grief support - sharing & connecting with families moving through grief
• Healing All Together - our children's bereavement program
• Veterans connections
• Thrift Store merchandising