Corporate Group Volunteers

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Calling All Volunteers!

We Need Your Help!

At UP Orlando, we are proud to serve our community during these challenging times, and we need your help! Join us in empowering families and individuals to achieve economic self-sufficiency. With over 500 families relying on our Grocery Program every day, volunteers are crucial to keeping our shelves stocked, our store organized, and our space welcoming. Your support alongside our dedicated staff ensures that every family – your neighbors – has a dignified and positive experience when they visit.

Interested in a team-building volunteer experience? Find out more!

To schedule your group volunteer experience, please email the following information to Karlye at [email protected]:

  • Email
  • Phone Number
  • Company Name
  • Number of volunteers (estimate is fine)
  • Date or date range you wish to volunteer
Click here to sign the REQUIRED Volunteer Waiver before you come volunteer:
Volunteer Waiver

Learn more about where you may be volunteering:

What To Expect

When your team volunteers on campus, you can assist in areas such as:

  • Cleaning, organizing, and stocking shelves in our Member Share Grocery.
  • Cleaning, organizing, and stocking household items in our Member Marketplace.
  • Taking inventory in our Emergency Food Pantry.
  • Sorting donated Business Professional clothing in our STEP Clothing Closet.
  • Or wherever else there is a need on campus.

What To Wear

  • Sneakers are required for your safety (no open-toed shoes).
  • Comfortable clothing is recommended—please avoid tanks and leggings, though it’s ultimately up to you.
  • Choose attire that allows you to move freely and stay comfortable throughout the event.

Do's & Don'ts

Do's

  • DO bring a bottle of water
  • DO park in the back parking area
  • DO show up 10 minutes early
  • DO bring your amazing energy and make a difference in our community!

Don'ts

  • DON’T bring any valuable items, leave them at home or in your car! We do not have any lockers!
  • DON’T park in the front parking lot
  • DON’T Wear open toed shoes or heels

Testimonials

“Volunteering at UP Orlando was such a meaningful experience for our team. It was even more special as we celebrated reaching 100,000 volunteer hours as an organization alongside rookie, Tristan Da Silva. From sorting and stocking the Member Grocery Center to seeing firsthand the impact of UP’s mission, we left feeling inspired and grateful to be part of something bigger than ourselves. The staff made us feel so welcome, and it was incredible to work together in a way that truly benefits the community. We can’t wait to come back!”

Rachel Engelman, Social Responsibility Manager, Orlando Magic

Monica found herself homeless after the passing of her mother and had nowhere to turn. Everything seemed to spiral out of control in the blink of an eye. She had nowhere to live, and was struggling to keep her car, since she was unable to pay her bills. No home, no family to turn to, and now on the brink of losing everything.  Monica was referred to the Success Training Employment Program (STEP) by a transitional housing program for the homeless and wasted no time. Upon completing our 4-week STEP program, Monica landed a full-time job, with benefits and a salary that allowed her to obtain an apartment of her own and keep her car. We are thrilled to report that Monica is now working towards a managerial position at her current job and is living completely self-sufficiently.

Keyshaundra Reynolds’s journey from homelessness and addiction to stability and success is a testament to the transformative power of support and perseverance. Struggling just a year ago, she found herself alone, burdened by debt and in despair. She joined the Success Training Employment Program through United Against Poverty which marked a turning point. With the guidance of our STEP team, she tackled her challenges head-on. Despite setbacks, Keyshaundra never lost hope. Graduating from STEP, Keyshaundra landed a job at a local apartment complex. With this newfound stability, she secured her own apartment and left behind the cycle of poverty. Keyshaundra’s story embodies resilience and the promise of a brighter future.