Saint's Place accepts donations from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
Volunteer Opportunities
Truck and Van Crew
Clothing Closet Donation Sorting
Ministry House Donation Sorting
Assist the crew with pick ups of donated furniture and delivery to household set ups. Mornings, Monday-Thursday. Also need help organizing the warehouse and moving boxes.
Ministry House Donation Sorting
Clothing Closet Donation Sorting
Ministry House Donation Sorting
Volunteers needed to sort donated items including clothing, books, linens and kitchenware.
Clothing Closet Donation Sorting
Clothing Closet Donation Sorting
Clothing Closet Donation Sorting
Volunteers sort and fold clothing at 8 Wickford Way in Fairport. We also need volunteers to work one on one with clients using the clothing closet to help them select clothing.
Secretarial Assistance
Saint's Place Super Sale
Clothing Closet Donation Sorting
Help is needed at 46 South Main Street with typing correspondence and light data entry.
Tutoring
Saint's Place Super Sale
Saint's Place Super Sale
We're pleased to announce that our tutoring program is resuming in January 2022 after an almost two-year closure due to the pandemic. The program is held at St. Marian Cope Parish at Guardian Angels Church in Henrietta.
Saint's Place Super Sale
Saint's Place Super Sale
Saint's Place Super Sale
Donate good quality items - collectibles, antiques, jewelry...items that sell for top dollars. If you can't attend the sale, please consider making a financial donation.
Long - time Volunteer
Mary Ann Wiener
"I started volunteering when the entire operation was on Main Street. The refugees were brought here for clothes. A couple of months into my “volunteer career”, a family from Bhutan came in consisting of a mother, father, a couple of children and grandma. Grandma was dressed in a sari, a team jacket from some high school and a knit hat with a NY Yankees emblem on it. Her face was weathered and she resembled Mother Teresa. She stopped me in the hall, put her hands together and bowed her head in thanks for helping her family. I’ll never forget her. And as Mother Teresa said, “If you do it to help others, you do it to Jesus”.
I don’t see the refugees any more, but I put together their bedding and soft goods they need for their new home. I see their names, ages and where they’re from on their intake sheets. Whether it’s Maya, or Mohammed, or Ilunge, or little Raisa, I know I’m making their lives a little better. Someone told me, “You have to have a why in your life” - a why to get up in the morning, a why to keep busy. I found my why fifteen years ago at Saints Place."
