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— GET INVOLVED

Share Your Time.
Share Your Talents.
Strengthen Your Community.

The ORR Center exists because of the generosity, dedication, and community spirit of people like you. Whether you have a few hours to share, a special skill to offer, or simply want to lend a hand, there’s a place for you here.

Volunteers at ORR Center's Thrift Store
ORR Center volunteer unloading lumber from a pickup truck

— 100% VOLUNTEER RUN

Powered By People Who Care

The ORR Center is powered by more than 25 dedicated volunteers who help welcome visitors, support community programs, preserve local history, maintain the building, and keep the Center growing.

Whether you can help a few hours each month, lend a practical skill, or become more involved, we’d love to find a role that fits your interests, skills, and availability.

  • Thrift Store & Mercantile

  • Events

  • Library

  • Children’s Activities

  • Construction & Maintenance

  • ​Gardening & Landscaping

These are just a few of the ways you can help. If you have a skill, interest, or idea that isn’t listed here, we’d love to hear from you.

Ways to Volunteer

  • Photography & Marketing

  • History Museum & Archives

  • Classes & Workshops

  • Cleaning & Facility Support

  • Grant Writing & Fundraising

  • Leadership

Ready to Lend a Hand?

Tell us a little about yourself and how you’d like to help. We’ll be in touch to talk about volunteer opportunities that might be a good fit.

Sweaters and shirts stacked on a display at the ORR Center Thrift Store

Give clean, gently used items a second life while helping support ORR Center programs and operations.

Donate Goods

Can't volunteer right now? There are other meaningful ways to support the ORR Center and make a lasting impact in our community.

Other Ways to Help

Three vintage piggy banks on a shelf

Financial contributions help sustain the building, community programs, resources, and future projects.

Support ORR Center

OHS History Museum display

Help Preserve History

Have Orr-area photographs, school memorabilia, or other pieces of local history to share? We'd love to hear from you!

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