Stuttgart Military Community information published by the U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart Public Affairs Office How it works If an individual or family cannot shop for themselves at the Commissary due to COVID-19 conditions (such as quarantine or high risk status), they can request a volunteer shopper. The shopper can shop for them and deliver items to their hotel room (on or off-post) if in…
Hours must be submitted by the 10th of the month to ensure certification by the 15th of the month. Login at www.myarmyonesource.com with username and password. Click on “VolunteerTools” in the upper right hand corner. Click on “Volunteer Activity”tab (third from left). Click “Hours”on right side.(blue font) Click appropriate yellow…
Access the VMIS website to register as a volunteer through the www.myarmyonesource.com website. (Note: Steps 2-5 are for new users) Click on “Register”in upper right corner. Click on the yellow “JOIN NOW” button. Complete registration(ensure military installation affiliation is Fort Sill) Click “Continue.” Click “Register.” Click on “Volunteer Tools”in the…
After registering with the Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS), volunteers can search through more than 400 positions available and apply for those that interest them. After applying, the organization’s point of contact will contact the volunteer and proceed with the application process, and discuss expectations between the volunteer and organization….
There are many opportunities to help the garrison community during COVID. Shopping Volunteers | Commissary Concierge Program explained The community seeks Commissary shoppers for high-risk customers. The volunteer shops and then delivers the items curbside to the customer. Help is needed on Patch, Panzer, Kelley, and Robinson. Volunteers must be…
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