Emergency Preparedness/Response Volunteers
At Hiawatha Homes, we are diligently working to ensure the safety of the individuals we support and our HH team members.
As needs arise, we need the support of volunteers and donations. Please see below for more information.
Volunteer Your Time
Volunteer needs/opportunities will evolve as the COVID-19 situation progresses. Potential volunteer opportunities include:
- Cleaning/Disinfecting
- Grocery Shopping/Delivery
- Meal Prep/Delivery
- Virtual Social Visits
If you are interested in signing up to help, please click through using the “Volunteer Sign Up” button below. We will be in touch as needs arise.
Donate Needed Goods
We are currently in need of donations of the following:
- Medical grade face masks
- Art/Craft supplies
- Restaurant Gift Cards
If you are interested in donating any of the goods listed above, please click the “Donation Form” link below to complete a donor form.
Monetary Donations
In addition to master plans for the individuals we support and team members, we are continually in need of proper Personal Protective Equipment and other supplies to ensure the health and safety of everyone.
To assist with the added expense, we invite you to donate to our emergency preparedness fund.
To donate, simply click the “Make a Gift” link below. Thank you for your consideration and support!
We understand that things are uncertain at this moment. Are you interested in volunteering in the future?
We offer volunteer opportunities for all abilities!
Hiawatha Homes offers a variety of volunteer opportunities to people looking to make a difference. What are your interests, skills and talents? We are always seeking kind people for tasks such as reading, playing cards/games, completing arts and crafts, sharing musical talents, going on walks, attending religious functions, attending special events (i.e. community events, concerts, sporting events, etc.), home improvement projects, and more.
Questions? Contact Lindsay Birr, Development Associate, at (507) 601-8871 or lbirr@hiawathahomes.org