Volunteer Waiver & Registration

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Volunteer opportunities

Hurricane Warriors- Greater Tampa Bay

Samaritans Purse- St. Petersburg

Calvary Chapel St. Petersburg • 727-577-7705 • office@calvarystp.org

All Hands & Hearts

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Volunteer Connect

USF CERT

World Renew

The Majority of Our Volunteer Partners for Disaster Recovery Do Not Provide Housing & Food

World Central Kitchen

Convoy of Hope

USF CERT

For Volunteers

We have partnered with some amazing charities who are helping volunteers find opportunities like gutting and rebuilding.

The Florida Disaster Volunteer Leave Act allows salaried state employees to request administrative leave to volunteer after a disaster. Salaried state employees may request up to 120 hours of administrative leave to volunteer with a 501(c)(3) or a 501(c)(4) nonprofit that is providing nonpaid services for disaster response and recovery to a declared disaster area covered under a state of emergency.
Ongoing efforts with Volunteer Florida Partners
- Continued coordination calls with Florida Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD) over 100 participants
- Food Bucket/Cleanup Kit delivery and partner distribution beginning today and will continue

How to Help

If you’re in the Greater Tampa Bay area- join our Hurricane Warriors WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/BYYtsr7vpaHCzokVYKRPsa
Please do not self-deploy. If you want to volunteer after a Hurricane, visit Florida’s official volunteer portal at VolunteerFlorida.org to find volunteer opportunities or check back daily on our site .
Volunteer to help. There will be volunteer opportunities for months, often years, after the disaster. A list of agencies with volunteer opportunities can also be found on the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster website at www.nvoad.org.
Before donating supplies connect with organizations working in the affected area to identify what is needed, how much is needed and when it is needed. Used clothing is never needed in a disaster area. Unwanted donations can overwhelm charities on the ground because they need to be received sorted.