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Volunteer Program

Purpose of the Volunteer Program

The purpose of Circle of Hope’s Volunteer Program is to create meaningful opportunities for community members to contribute to the critical and often life‑saving services we provide to those affected by domestic violence. Volunteers are essential partners in our mission, extending our reach, strengthening our programs, and ensuring survivors and their families receive the support they need.

Volunteer Roles

Volunteers who work directly with survivors and their families are designated as Direct Service Volunteers. These individuals provide hands‑on support through activities such as shelter assistance, hotline response, or advocacy services.

Volunteers who support our organization in ways that enhance services without direct contact with survivors are designated as Indirect Service Volunteers. These roles may include administrative assistance, event support, maintenance projects, or community awareness activities.

Community Awareness

This position supports Circle of Hope's community outreach and fundraising events by promoting awareness, assisting with event logistics, and engaging the public about Circle of Hope’s mission.

Hotline Coverage

This position provides crisis intervention and referral services through telephone, text, and online chat to support individuals experiencing domestic violence. Volunteers offer safety planning assistance, emotional support, and information about available programs and resources.

Children’s Program

This position includes assisting the Child Advocate with children’s support groups, childcare while survivors attend appointments, and mentoring children in our emergency shelter and/or housing programs.

Prevention Program

This position includes assisting the Community Awaremess Coordinator with school presentations. A curriculum is presented to grades K-12 in order to educate students about healthy expression of feeling, self-esteem issues, and dating/domestic violence.

Thrift Store

This position, under the supervision of the Thrift Store Manager, supports daily operations including: operating the cash register, sorting and pricing donations, creating merchandise displays, greeting and assisting customers, picking up community donations, and helping with promotions or advertising.

Administrative 

This position includes assisting Circle of Hope staff with filing, shredding of documents, organizing, and assisting with special projects.

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Outreach Office

120 Trinity Drive 

Demorest, GA 

(706) 776-3406
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday

Clarkesville Thrift Store

506 Monroe Street

Clarkesville, GA

(706) 754-7668
Hours of Operation

Tuesday – Friday: 10:00am – 4:00pm

Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm

Cornelia Thrift Store

142 Lee Street

Cornelia, GA

(706) 776-1404
Hours of Operation

Tuesday – Friday: 10:00am – 4:00pm

Saturday: 10:00am - 3:00pm

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