Step Forward with Streets of Hope

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STEP-FORWARD FAQs

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What type of volunteers skills are needed?

All different types of vlunteer skills are needed! Such as:

Admin skills
Marketing Team
Kids Events
Hair Cutting
Food Distribution
Photo/Video
Graphic Designers
Grant Writing/Finance
Special Service Skills
And more!

A few days before the meeting, we will email you a PDF document containing many of the duties we need help with.

What if I want to learn a new skill to help?

Let us train you on a skill! Do you want to learn how to post to Facebook on a business page, or update our WordPress website, edit video or more? Then we will train you how!

Do I have to come to Monday nights every week?

No, many of the Step-Forward jobs are behind-the-scenes work and allow you to help when you can. You can even help from the comfort of your home.

Do any of the Step-Forward volunteer jobs pay?

No, none of the Step-Forward jobs are paying jobs; however, a couple of them allow for gas reimbursement.

How do I install Zoom to join the meeting?

Zoom is the leading online meeting software. It's safe and free to install. Once you sign-up you'll receive a link to join the Zoom meeting on your chosen date. If you don't already have Zoom on your phone/PC then it will guide you thru the easy installation steps before the meeting. We recommend trying to sign-in to the meeting 20 minutes before it begins to ensure you have time to install it.

Streets of Hope | November 13, 2023

Streets of Hope Volunteer Donates Hand Knitted Hats

Streets of Hope Volunteer Donates Hand Knitted Hats As the chill of winter settles in, the plight of those experiencing homelessness becomes even more challenging. In the spirit of compassion and generosity, one individual has taken a unique approach to extend a helping hand. With a heart full of warmth and a talent for knitting, … Continue reading →

Taylor Brooks | April 17, 2023

RBVHS Culinary Club Makes 200 Sandwiches for San Diego Homeless

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Taylor Brooks | January 26, 2023

SDSU BRC Students Celebrate and Serve

SDSU Black Resource Center Volunteers Brandon Gamble hit the ground running (and the streets of San Diego) in his second year as Director, Black Resource Center, SDSU. The year began with his group’s participation in the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade (01.15.23) on which he commented: “If we’re going to do a parade, … Continue reading →