Women's Resource Center of Northern Michigan
Women's Resource Center of Northern Michigan
| Our mission |
Committed to equality, justice, and the well-being of women. |
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| Ways to help |
Sales Clerk - Gold Mine Resale Shop
Volunteers assist in staffing the Gold Mine Resale Shops Monday through Saturday during business hours (9:30am – 5:30pm).
- Weekly
- 21+, 55+, Adults
- Individuals
- Indoor
- On-site, Skilled
- Weekdays, Weekends
Advocate
Volunteers assist in staffing the Safe Home, which provides security and support for survivors of domestic abuse and their children, Monday through Friday evenings (typically from 5-8 pm). A commitment of at least once a month is required. Volunteers have direct contact with families staying in the Safe Home.
- Weekly, Monthly
- 21+, 55+, Adults
- Individuals
- Indoor
- Formal, Skilled
- Evenings
Maintenance/Repair Services - Safe Home and Gold Mine Resale Shops
Assist with maintenance/repair projects, while being mindful of safety and security issues at all times.
Notify staff verbally and in writing of any health/safety concerns
- Occasional
- 21+, 55+, Adults
- Individuals
- Physical, Indoor
- Formal, Skilled
- Weekdays, Evenings, Weekends
Children's Program Assistant
Volunteers assist in staffing the Safe Home, Monday through Friday evenings (typically from 5-8 pm). A commitment of at least once a month is required. Volunteers have direct contact with families staying in the Safe Home.
- Weekly, Monthly
- 21+, 55+, Adults
- Individuals
- Indoor
- Formal, Skilled
- Weekdays, Evenings
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| How you help |
Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan (WRCNM) was founded by people willing to give of their time and skills to make our community a better place. Through the support of volunteers, WRCNM is able to provide life-changing services to thousands of northern Michigan residents each year. |
| About us |
In 1977, a compassionate, forward-thinking group of women founded Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan (WRCNM) to address critical unmet needs in the community. Many of the services they defined and created are still being offered, today. |
