Volunteer
Invest in life-changing experiences that shape faith, identity, and courage.
Make a Kingdom Impact Through Practical Service
Every task matters. Whether you’re organizing gear or tagging photos, your contribution helps prepare participants for experiences that strengthen faith, build character, and reveal God’s calling for their lives.
Use the Skills God Has Given You
Volunteer roles are shaped around your abilities, interests, and availability. You don’t need to be a guide or a climber to make a difference—you simply need a willing heart and a desire to serve.
Join a Community With Shared Purpose
Become part of a ministry team that values authenticity, encouragement, and Christ-centered service. Volunteers regularly tell us they feel like part of the ITW family from the moment they begin serving.
Volunteer Opportunities
Database Entry
Help organize essential participant information and keep our systems running smoothly. Ideal for those who enjoy detailed administrative work that strengthens the foundation of our ministry.
Cleaning and Supply Maintenance
Ensure our equipment, storage areas, and gear remain clean and ready for use. This hands-on role directly supports the safety and success of every ITW trip.
Gear Inventory
Help count, sort, inspect, and maintain outdoor gear. If you enjoy organization or working with equipment, this role is a great match.
Pre-Bagging Adventure Food
Support our team by preparing food bags used during multi-day backcountry trips. Simple, vital, and deeply appreciated.
Shopping for Adventure Food
Assist with gathering supplies for expeditions. Volunteers who enjoy logistics, planning, or grocery shopping find this role meaningful and fun.
What You Gain When You Volunteer
Purpose That Goes Beyond the Task
Every hour you serve helps create experiences where others encounter God, face challenges courageously, and discover who they are.
Connection and Community
Serve alongside others who share your heart for ministry, discipleship, and adventure. You become part of something bigger—something eternal.