Multiple Sclerosis Donor Closet seeks volunteers

The Multiple Sclerosis Helping Hands (MSHH) Donor Closet, situated in downtown Edmonds, is seeking dedicated volunteers for various roles, including customer service, transportation, equipment sorting, cleaning, and repairs. This nonprofit organization plays a vital role in assisting individuals with Multiple Sclerosis who face financial hardships by refurbishing donated medical equipment for a suggested minimum donation. Richard Marin, the president of MSHH, emphasizes the rewarding nature of volunteering, highlighting that it allows individuals to apply their skills while significantly impacting the lives of those with disabilities. Volunteers are needed to help run the store from Tuesday to Saturday, between 10 a. m.

and 3 p. m. , and drivers are also encouraged to assist with deliveries and pick-ups during these hours. The organization is particularly interested in individuals who enjoy cleaning and sanitizing equipment or those skilled in repairing items like wheelchairs and hospital beds. Importantly, no previous experience with medical or mobility equipment is required, making it accessible for many.

With the majority of proceeds supporting its mission, the MSHH Donor Closet is primarily run by volunteers, ensuring that funds directly enhance the independence and quality of life for individuals with MS. For more information, interested parties can visit their website or call the provided number.