We depend on people like you to help serve at Hartville Thrift Shoppe. Volunteers are vital in every area — from sorting donations to supporting customers. Whether you’re looking to give back, earn volunteer hours for school, gain experience, or get out of the house and find new friendships, you’ll find a place to belong.
Ready to get involved? Complete our volunteer form today.
Receive, sort, and deliver donations to processing stations.
Prep clothing for the sales floor by hanging, sizing, and tagging.
Check items for function and safety; evaluate for resale.
Vacuum, dust, and help maintain a clean, welcoming retail space.
Move priced merchandise from processing to the retail floor.
Package customer purchases and offer friendly service at checkout.
Greets customers and rings their purchases into our cash register. Provides excellent customer service.
Use your talents and experience to make a real difference.
Build new abilities and gain hands-on experience in a supportive setting.
Connect with a welcoming team and be part of something bigger.
Anyone who supports the MCC Mission Statement and the MCC Thrift Network Principles of Operation is welcome to apply. Volunteers of all ages and backgrounds are encouraged to join.
Complete and submit the volunteer application form on our website. Once received, a member of our team will review it and contact you with next steps.
Volunteering at the Hartville Thrift Shoppe allows you to:
We offer flexible volunteer opportunities to fit your schedule. Whether you can give a few hours a week or a full day, there are ways to get involved.
Yes! All volunteers receive guidance and support to help them feel comfortable and confident in their roles.
You don’t need special skills — just a willing heart and a few hours. We’ll take it from there
We are committed to giving back to our volunteers by supporting Christ-based service opportunities in which they may want to participate, such as Mennonite Disaster Service, MCC-related service programs, or others. Volunteers or volunteer-sponsored individuals may apply for a service grant to help make this work possible.
