Volunteer

We do the best we can to provide individualized instruction to students and to meet them where they are. It is difficult for one teacher to do this in a class of 20 students. Consider volunteering in the classroom to work directly with an individual student or a small group of students. No lesson planning necessary – the teacher will provide the materials and the instruction. Volunteers can work in any of our Kindergarten 3 to 8th grade classes, as well as the Treehouse, our Special Education room.
Hours: anytime between 10:00am-4:00pm, per teacher’s schedule
Commitment: preferably 1x/week for the whole school year (September-May)

Teachers have many tasks to complete, and the list often seems endless! Consider helping a teacher on special projects, which might include grading, copying, cutting, sorting, creating, and more. The teacher will have specific directions and tasks so no preparation or previous experience is necessary.
Commitment: as needed, can be combined with Tutoring/Classroom Help

We are funded 4% by student tuition, and 96% by individual donors. It is important we update our generous supporters periodically through the year, and we do this through a quarterly newsletter. This is not an easy task, with almost 2000 newsletters needing to be printed, folded, stuffed, and stamped. Consider doing this on-site or off-site, with a small group, Bible study, or lunch group – the options are endless!
Commitment: 4x/year (approx. September, December, March, and June), and as needed for special mailings.

Our worship team consists of many excited and talented students who are amateurs at their instrument. We are looking for voice, piano, guitar, and drum set teachers to help students improve their skill outside of group praise team practice. We aren’t looking for professionals, just someone who knows the instrument and can pass on the skill!
Commitment: preferably 1x/week for the whole school year (September-April)

With 160 students, their families, and our staff using our old and cramped facilities, we are often in need of cleaning and maintenance help! If your gift is in fixing, building, or you can use a broom, we can use you in this area!
Commitment: one-time or ongoing (1x/week or 1x/month)

Trinity First has several special events during the school year to engage families and promote community. These events include Fall Festival in September, Christmas Program in December, Community Family Fair in April, Musical in May, and Graduation in June. Each event needs some type of set-up, clean-up, supervision, financial support, manpower, and more. Our musical also involves costume making if you have a gift in sewing.
Commitment: one-time

Many of our parents are first-generation immigrants whose first language is not English. We are looking for volunteers who are passionate about teaching basic conversational English to parents and/or our students. We don’t require an ESL certificate, but some experience teaching English or teaching in general is appreciated.
Commitment: 1x/week for the whole school year (September-May)