Big Serve Day

Motivated by God’s love, The Hospitality Center provides basic needs and social services to empower those experiencing homelessness and poverty. It is a home during the day for anyone who otherwise would be left hungry, weary or living on the streets. Volunteers will have the opportunity to assist with indoor clean up of their overnight shelter and stock inventory.

Questions? Contact Steven Jack.

Good Samaritan Services is an organization that has several residences for the homeless men/families they serve in Phoenixville. Their programs serve those experiencing street homelessness, those who are at risk of losing their own housing, and all levels of housing insecurity. Volunteers will be assisting in any needs for landscaping/yardwork or any other projects with serval of the residencies they own.

Questions? Contact Terry Hall.

Amnion is a Pregnancy Care Medical Center bringing hope to life by providing life-affirming care, compassionate advocacy, education, and healthcare resources. This amazing organization has been serving our community with quality care for more than 40 years, offering professional and supportive services. Volunteers have to opportunity to support Amnion by joining in the Amnion Walk for Life at Ridley Creek Park.

Questions? Contact Amy Dinning.

Young Lives is a ministry to pregnant teens, teen moms and their babies using mentorship and community. Through clubs, summer camps, and mentoring relationships the life of Jesus is shared. Bible study, group outings, clubs and mentor relationships provide opportunities of encouragement, laughter, fun and life skill instruction. This ministry provides an opportunity to change the lives of both generations.

Volunteers will help organize their storage, sorting through and organizing the baby clothing, and handing it out to teen moms and their children.

Questions? Contact Jean Shaw.

The Love Works Resource Center is a newly formed nonprofit organization in the heart of King of Prussia. They believe inside every community there should exist the opportunity to demonstrate tangible acts of love, and that a community thrives when every individual and family thrives. LWRC promotes positive change in Montgomery County through an approach that provides educational programming, therapeutic support services, and resources to meet the most basic of needs. We have the exciting opportunity to join them in their Super Saturday - assisting with yard work for various widows in the community.

Questions? Contact Kim Flanders.