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Always accepting gifts of time, talent and treasure

Give Time & Talent

We are proud of the success Journey to New Life clients have achieved in such a short time, but we can’t do it alone! One of the reasons our costs stay low and more funding goes directly toward client services is because we have a large roster of volunteers who give their time and talent every month.

Journey to New Life is always looking for:

  • Office help Mondays through Fridays, any time between 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Donation receivers and sorters
  • Gardeners to help with our annual planting and tending
  • Movers to pick up and deliver donations as well as help clients on their move-in day
  • First Stop Services intake specialists (under direction of First Stop Services Director), assist First Stop Services clients with basic needs following release from prison and help them to connect to other needed resources.
  • Assistance in employment services, including mock interviewing
  • Any other professional skills

Volunteer Contact

Jill Hanlin
Community Engagement Manager
Journey to New Life, Inc.
info@jtnl.org

Volunteer

Give Goods

We gratefully accept donations of food, new or gently used clothing, furniture and household items. Most-needed items include:

  • New women’s and men’s undergarments
  • Casual, and comfortable, work shoes
  • Jeans and work pants
  • Kitchen utensils, pots and pans and dishes
  • Kitchen and bathroom linens
  • Backpacks
  • Wallets
  • Hygiene items

Donation Contact

Jill Hanlin
Community Engagement Manager
Journey to New Life, Inc.
info@jtnl.org

Give Treasure

We rely on the generous support of donors for the operation of our Residences, First Stop Services, Case Management and Employment Services. Without you, it’s impossible to continue this vital work that changes lives and makes our community safer to live, work and raise a family in.
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Volunteer Inquiry

“I’ve always felt compelled to help. When I started volunteering at Journey to New Life, I met the ex-offenders. Right away, I knew I had found a mission that really gave these individuals a chance for a stable, productive life, while also keeping our community a bit safer.”

Tom, volunteer and retired physician