Workdays

2024 Impact Numbers

Projects
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completed to help alleviate tasks that are otherwise hard or impossible to accomplish for community members.

Volunteers
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came out to clean, build, and offer support in mental and physical labor to these individuals.

Hours
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spent by those volunteers making minor repairs, sorting, painting, and overall organizing.

About Our Workdays

Workdays are coordinated in the spring to assist local agencies and qualified Disabled or Elderly community members with needs such as:

  • Making kits
  • Organizing
  • Sorting
  • Painting
  • Minor home repair
  • Writing letters
  • Cutting tags
  • Landscaping
  • Outside cleanup
  • And more!
 
Please check back for updates about our 2025 Volunteer Workday date!

4/27/2024 Workday!

71 volunteers came together for the workday on Saturday!! AMAZING volunteers and AMAZING families made for an AMAZING day!! There were 14 projects (painting, sorting, packing, organizing, clean up) spread out in 11 different locations benefiting elderly ladies, firewood families, ChristmasWishes families, mothers giving birth in Haiti, women being trafficked in foreign countries, and local domestic violence victims…. Thanks to everyone who helped make the day a success!!

 A special SHOUT-OUT and BIG THANK YOU to His Ground Dumpster Rentals for donating the dumpsters used at our clean-up sites this year.

THANK YOU His Ground Dumpster Rentals!!!  You helped make our clean-up a huge SUCCESS!!

 See pics of the day below…

James & Terri's Story

To respect our community member's privacy we are not using their real names.
James and Terri, an elderly couple who live on a fixed, limited income, were the victims of a fire that started in an outbuilding behind their home. The fire became so hot that it melted some of the siding on the back of their home. Unfortunately, they did not have insurance. So, volunteers on our Spring Workday filled a dumpster full of debris to help them clean up and be prepared for renovations.

Volunteer With Us!

Help to make a difference in our community and to the people who live in it!