Operation Hope Volunteer Application

Current Employer (if not retired)

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Volunteer Confidentially Agreement

I understand that in serving as a volunteer for Operation Hope Prison Ministry, I may receive information that is of confidential nature and is therefore, covered by applicable State and Federal confidentiality laws that prohibit further disclosure.

I agree that unless written consent is obtained, I will not disclose to other or use, except in the performance of my duties as a volunteer, any information or data which pertains for Operation Hope Prison Ministry, its clients, or to persons also volunteering and which is not freely available to the public.

I agree to serve as an approved volunteer once approved and welcomed by the executive director in writing and shall perform in a voluntary capacity as directed. I agree to cease and desist if my volunteer position is clearly terminated verbally or in writing "for any reason without contest or legal recourse".

If you wish to get badged to volunteer inside prison, you also need to complete Oklahoma's Department of Correction's Volunteer Registration Sign-In form. But be sure to press the submit button below.

Then click on Sign In. Here's where you will need to pick a facility and program you want to work with. Not sure what you are wanting to do at this point? You'll want to set up some type of program yourself; you will need to talk to the chaplain at the particular facility you want to go to. In order to participate in one of the programs of Operation Hope, you should look for the program Bedtime Stories, and they only have Jess Dunn and John Lilley listed. Then click on one of the dates where it says "sign up," and it should come up with the New Volunteer button. When you click on that, it should take you to the start of the volunteer application. From there you just fill out the information asked, including a username and password.