Volunteer FAQ


	Who can apply to volunteer? Anyone can apply to volunteer with Pioneers. Applications are accepted and processed to make the best match between the tasks to be accomplished and the volunteer’s talents. How do I apply to volunteer at Pioneers? There are two ways to apply to volunteer at Pioneers. You may apply online here. This is where you will find an online application and a downloadable version. You can fill out the downloadable version and mail it to the Volunteer Coordinator at: Pioneers, 10123 William Carey Drive, Orlando. FL 32832. What is the application process? Individuals who desire to volunteer with Pioneers may submit an application on line or by mail. The application will be reviewed by the Volunteer Coordinator; if the applicant meets qualification and requirements the applicant will be matched with a working team based on stated skills and interests. Once a match has been made and the application accepted, the volunteer will receive an invitation to serve. When are volunteers needed? Volunteers are needed to assist Pioneers with their mission of reaching unreached people group all year long, but there is a particular need for volunteers in the summer months. Where are volunteers needed? Most volunteers work at the US Mobilization Base in Orlando, Florida. Other locations may be available depending on talents and needs. Who would I work for and what would I do? There are a variety of tasks to be accomplished, including child care, building maintenance, construction, gardening, finance, clerical, cleaning, etc. The details of the work and the time frame can be worked out with the Team Leader you are assigned to based on the job you will be performing. How many hours a week do I have to work? The details of the work and the time frame can be worked out with the Team Leader you are assigned to, but most volunteers work a short (less than 40 hour) work week. I live out of town, is there housing available? There is a KOA Kampground next to the Orlando office that may be a source of housing if you have a RV. There are also housing units available from time to time. Each housing situation is handled on an individual basis. What costs will I be responsible for? Volunteers are responsible for their own travel and personal care costs. Some of these costs may be deductible on state and federal income taxes according to tax laws. Volunteers who use the KOA Kampground or available housing will be responsible for their own gas and electric.