Agency - Furniture Mission of South Dakota

The Furniture Mission is a non-profit organization established in January of 2003 with a Mission Statement of "Making Houses into Homes". The Purpose Statement is "As a non-profit, nondenominational community organization of volunteers, our purpose is to share the love of Christ through the acceptance and distribution of gently used furniture to those in need.

Description:
We are a mission supported by the people of our community who donate gently used furniture, volunteer their time and talents, and help us with monetary donations used towards our daily operating expenses. This furniture is delivered, by volunteers, to individuals and families who have been referred to us by other referral agencies in the Sioux Empire. There is always a need for help, whether it be at a regularly scheduled time at the warehouse/office or as your schedule allows. WE GREATLY NEED VOLUNTEER GROUPS ON EVENINGS AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. WE ALSO NEED INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS DURING THE WEEK FOR A 4 HOUR COMMITMENT (NOON TO 4:00 P.M.)TO PICKUP AND DELIVER FURNITURE

History:
The Furniture Mission of South Dakota opened January 1, 2003.

Contact person: Stephanie Heiden, Executive Director, (605)977-6800, (email)

Address:

209 N Nesmith Sioux Falls, SD 57103 (See a map)

Web Site: http://www.furnituremission.org

Directions:

The Furniture Mission is located 1/2 block north on E. 8th & Nesmith (two blocks west of the Banquet) Ahlers Pro Body Shop is on the corner of 8th & Nesmith.

Miscellaneous Information

Does this agency accept volunteers that are court ordered?
	No
Does this agency accept youth volunteers?
	Yes
What is the minimum age to volunteer?
	14
What is the standard minimum age requirement for youth volunteers?
	14
Does this agency accept corporate group volunteers?
	Yes
Do you have volunteer opportunities for families?
	Yes
Does your agency accept youth groups that are supervised by adults?
	Yes
Does this agency accept volunteers who are on parole?
	Depends on the circumstances

Last updated on January 16, 2012