Maintenance Volunteers

Maintenance volunteers are an integral part of IBC's commitment to keeping tuition low and graduating students debt-free. Most of our campus maintenance and expansion is accomplished by teams and individuals who volunteer their time during the summer to ensure that these costs are not passed on to our students. Click here or watch the video below to learn more. If you are interested in helping with an on-campus project, fill out the application below.

Interested in serving as a Maintenance Volunteer on campus?

Fill out the form below and a staff member will reach out to you shortly.

 

Maintenance Volunteer Application

Name of church, ministry, or other planning to serve as a Work Team.
Please let us know where you will be travelling from so that we can make housing arrangements if necessary.
What dates would you or your group like to serve?

Other ways to serve at IBC:

Life Coach

The IBC Life Coaching Program is one aspect of the total discipleship process for an IBC student. One of the primary aims of Life Coaching is to assist the student in connecting their faith to the practical areas of life that relate to integrity, faithfulness, and stewardship. Life Coaches work alongside Spiritual Formation mentors in helping students develop holistically, applying biblical principles to everyday life. Click here or contact us to learn more.

Chapel Speaker

We are always excited to welcome new chapel speakers to encourage our students and share with them about various ministries.  For inquiries about speaking in chapel, please contact us here.

Lunch Provider

We are immensely thankful for our volunteers who provide lunches to the student body throughout the school year. Students cook for themselves in their dorms most days of the week, but always look forward to the connection and fellowship that takes place around the shared meals after chapel on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you or your church are interested in providing a meal for IBC students, click here or contact us to learn more.

 

Indian Bible College is certified as a Service Enterprise by the ASU Lodestar Center for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Innovation. A Service Enterprise is an organization that strategically leverages volunteers to achieve operational efficiency and greater social impact. Service Enterprises are among the top 11% of nonprofits in the country in volunteer management and organizational performance. Research conducted by TCC Group and Deloitte shows that nonprofits operating as a Service Enterprise are as effective as peers but at almost half the median budget, and are significantly more adaptable, sustainable and scalable.

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