Volunteer

Interested in getting involved with World Relief?

We are always excited to place bright and committed people in the field through internships and volunteer positions!

For over 60 years, World Relief has been equipping churches and communities to help victims of poverty, disease, hunger, war, disasters and persecution. World Relief empowers and equips churches confronted by disaster, deprivation and disease to respond to the suffering around them.

Volunteers play a vital role in supporting World Relief’s work. Serving throughout the organization both here in the US as well as internationally, volunteer and internship opportunities provide individuals with a deeper understanding of Christian relief and development work.

We are currently working on establishing our intern and volunteer positions for the next 12 months. Volunteer and internship positions with World Relief are unpaid and range in duration from two months to two years. Volunteers are asked to cover their own expenses, including travel. Many times colleges, universities, and home churches may have a mechanism in place to help with the expenses. World Relief also has a fundraising support mechanism called the Ambassador Program which allows volunteers to utilize our capacity to market, track and expense funds raised.

Volunteering with World Relief equips individuals with professional and spiritual development tools to impact the globe and further God’s Kingdom. Join us in our efforts to bring hope to the suffering.

World Relief volunteers are committed to the mission, vision and values of the organization. As an organization we follow the statement of faith as outlined by the National Association of Evangelicals.

Advocacy is not just responding to individual needs, but influencing policies and structures that create poverty and oppress God’s children.

World Relief continues to educate and mobilize churches on the important issues of our day and speak out to those in positions of influence so that the vulnerable, oppressed and poor will receive the dignity, rights, and freedom God desires for them.