Become a Part of Our Volunteer Reserve
Operation Homefront relies heavily on our more than 4,000 volunteers who support our mission and help us deliver our programs.
Their commitment and support is what allows Operation Homefront to make a real and positive difference in the lives of our military families and veterans.
Are you looking for military organizations to volunteer with? Consider joining Operation Homefront’s Volunteer Reserve program.
This program allows members to serve throughout the year at our Family Events such as Star-Spangled Babies, Back-to-School Brigade, and Holiday Meals for Military. Because of the kind of family support our events provide, our strongest need for volunteers occurs during the months of June – August and October – December. Your decision to join our Volunteer Reserve would grant us the opportunity to serve even more families at our events and spread the mission of Operation Homefront to those who need it most.
As part of this program, corporations are also able to partner with us to support military families in a larger capacity.
Learn more about how to become a Corporate Partner
Use the map below and click your state to find current volunteer opportunities in your area:
Download our FAQs page to read more about the types of volunteering available.
Volunteer Reserve
3,600+
supporting our mission.
Volunteer Hours
103,000+
served in 2021.
Value of
$3.29M
in in-kind support.
Meet Our 2023 Volunteer of the Year
Stephanie Roberson, from North Carolina, exemplifies dedication and commitment to our military families. In 2023, Stephanie devoted over 900 volunteer hours to Operation Homefront, contributing over 3,000 volunteer hours in the last three years. In her role, she offers crucial staff-level support to North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Kentucky. During Stephanie’s time as an Operation Homefront volunteer, she has played a key role in program planning, volunteer communication, and the management of the Dollar Tree collection program. Stephanie always steps up to bridge the gap on various programs within her region, and her diligence extends to managing and stewarding donors in the Charlotte area.