Volunteer at EverHope

Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do at EverHope. 

Without the dedication of compassionate individuals and corporate partners, we could not provide the safety, stability, and support that children experiencing abuse, neglect, or crisis deserve.

EverHope  Volunteer Application Process & Requirements

To ensure the safety and well-being of the children we serve, all volunteers working directly with children must complete an application and screening process. All on-site volunteers must be 21 years of age or older.

Volunteer Application Steps:

  1. Schedule an informational tour with the Volunteer Operations Coordinator

  2. Submit an application packet, including:

    • Personal reference checks

    • Child Maltreatment Background Check

    • Criminal Background Check

    • Signed confidentiality agreement

  3. Attend a Volunteer Orientation Session

To begin, email volunteering@everhope.org

Individual Volunteer Opportunities

Individual volunteers make a lasting difference through consistency, mentorship, and encouragement. 

Individual volunteer roles include:

  • Administration and operations tasks such as: organizing, providing phone support, cleaning, groundskeeping, and other campus maintenance. 

  • Tutoring middle school students

  • Teaching life skills to teens preparing for independence

  • Supporting students at Horizon Academy, our on-site K–12 school

  • Providing positive adult role models for children in residential care

Volunteering your time helps children build trust, confidence, and a sense of belonging.

Corporate Volunteer Opportunities

Corporate volunteers provide critical support across our campus and programs. These group service opportunities help maintain a welcoming, safe environment while also creating meaningful connections with the children we serve.

Corporate volunteer projects include:

  • Organizing our warehouse and donation spaces

  • Assisting with facility and vehicle maintenance

  • Leading recreational activities such as kickball, basketball, arts and crafts, and group games

  • Decorating the EverHope for holidays and special events

These opportunities are ideal for companies looking for corporate volunteer opportunities in Northwest Arkansas that create real, measurable impact.

Important Volunteer Guidelines

  • Special Event Volunteers may assist at off-site fundraisers without completing paperwork

  • Corporate volunteer groups should contact volunteering@everhope.org to learn more about our Quarterly Volunteer Days

Why Volunteer with EverHope?

EverHope serves some of the most vulnerable children in our community. Many arrive with little more than the clothes they are wearing and a history of trauma.

By volunteering with EverHope, you play a direct role in helping children feel valued, supported, and hopeful about their future.

Volunteers help provide:

  • Stability during times of crisis

  • Positive experiences that support emotional healing

  • Hope for a safer and brighter future

Ready to Make a Difference in a Child’s Life?

Small moments lead to lasting impact.

When you volunteer at EverHope, you become part of a community committed to protecting, empowering, and uplifting children during their most vulnerable moments.

Whether you’re an individual looking for volunteer  opportunities, or a corporate group seeking meaningful volunteer opportunities in Northwest Arkansas, there is a place for you at EverHope.

Take the first step today:

  • Email volunteering@everhope.org to get started

  • Schedule an informational tour

  • Become a trusted, caring presence in a child’s life

Together, we can provide safety, stability, and hope—one volunteer at a time.

What Our Volunteers Say

“It is an investment in the children who will one day be the adults of our community. They need somewhere safe and need to know that they have a choice in their own destiny.”

“EverHope is a presence, resource, and influence to the most vulnerable in our society. These kids are victims of circumstance and find themselves in situations beyond their control. They need care and advocates so they know they are valued.”