Meridian Thrift Store Volunteer — Flexible Make Your Own Hours

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho at our Meridian Store! Tasks vary, but it's best to expect sorting through donations, including tagging and organizing items, helping with floor displays, and assisting with any needed cleaning.

*Make your own hours! You're welcome to sign up for a shift, even if you're not available for the full duration. We appreciate any time you’re able to give.  Just come in and leave when it works for you.*

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho at our Meridian Store! Tasks vary, but it's best to expect sorting through donations, including tagging and organizing items, helping with floor displays, and assisting with any needed cleaning. Minors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult on their initial volunteer visit.

Please take a moment to review our Volunteer Handbook and Orientation materials prior to volunteering. You can access them here.

Attire: Volunteers are required to wear appropriate casual attire appropriate for a work environment. A t-shirt, jeans, and baseball caps are all acceptable. We ask that you refrain from wearing anything that could be considered offensive in a work environment. Close-toed shoes are required (sneakers are ideal). If you have hair long enough to pull back, we ask that you have it pulled back. Dressing in layers is ideal, as you may be working both inside and outside, depending on the task. Sometimes volunteers work in the back of the store processing donations where the doors are open, we ask that you keep this in mind when dressing to volunteer at one of our thrift stores.

When you arrive: Please ask for one of the managers and let them know you are ready to volunteer. They will direct you to our check-in kiosk and give you a safety walk-through of the store.

Feel free to reach out to volunteer@svdpid.org if you any questions or concerns. Thank you so much for your desire to help us prevent homelessness in the Treasure Valley!