Sourcing Free Goods and Services for the People
Support Us
In order for Sourcery to continue to grow and expand our sourcing capabilities and programs we need volunteers. As previously stated, Sourcery does not accept money, or pay money to anyone for their time, goods or services. We are currently looking for people who would like to contribute their time and energy to the following tasks, no experience needed:
Scavengers
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Donation Acquisition
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Social Media Support
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Mending and Repairs
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Laundry Washers
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Pick ups/drop offs
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Project and program coordinators for the programs we currently support
Scavengers
All scavengers are welcome (you know who you are). We are looking for:
Neighborhood Scavengers
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Monitor Buy Nothing and Nextdoor Sites
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Frequent garage/moving sales and curb alerts
Estate Sale Scavengers
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Work with our Estate Sale Patron Saint connections to scavenge cleanouts after the sales
Consignment and Thrift Shop Scavenger
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Work with our Patron Saint connections to arrange pick ups and special requests
Magicians
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Donation Acquisition
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Social Media Support
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Mending and Repairs
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Laundry Washers
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Pick ups/drop offs
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Project and program coordinators for the programs we currently support
Mages
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Identify potential Patron Saints and establish relationships
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Identify potential people and organizations that are distributing free goods and services
Magicians
Magicians are volunteers who fix things. Most donation items are not new and could use a little sprucing up, if not total restoration. We are looking for:
Seamstresses
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Sew, patch, etc. to create reusable fabrics and clothes
Laundresses
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Wash, stain removal, iron, fold
Fixers
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Glue, patch, unplug, seal, rewire, screw, scrub, and polish
Locomotors
These volunteers are the muscle behind the giving. We need volunteers willing to pick up donations and bring them to the storage unit as well as deliver donations to our distributors.
Although Sourcery does not accept cash donations, we do accept pre-paid gas cards. We do a lot of driving, picking up and dropping off donations. Assistance with gas costs could be a game changer.