From Helped to Helper

Community Service/Giving Back

Often when we are hurting, hungry and in a hurry, we just feel worn out and useless. We just loose hope and even the ability to help ourselves and those we love.

When we get some help, then we can also offer some help to others. If one family is in trouble today, another will be tomorrow. Helping each other makes for a stronger community and it also gives those who are loosing hope the chance to show themselves that they are people of value and contributors to the community.

So, in addition to providing you with food and other material things, we want to give you an opportunity to help others—to give back to the community.

Community Service Options

Work at our Food Shelf

Work at the Food Bank

Preparing, setting up, serving, cleaning up for the Friday Community Dinner

Caring for the building and grounds

Knitting, sewing, etc. for others

Assisting with office work

Assisting elderly folks

Preparing resources for others

Preparing and serving refreshments

Assisting with scouts, childcare, etc.

Assisting at the Hedding Youth Center

Benefits of Service

Learn timeliness, efficiency and other work skills

Get the satisfaction of a job well done and knowing you helped others

References for job applications

Complete any required community service hours

Make friends, spend time with friends in a safe environment

Find other opportunities for your personal growth and good health

Be treated with respect

When we are in need, we can have an opening in the heart that makes us more compassionate to others in need. Community Service is a way to serve others, grow in compassion and discover your own value and purpose in the world.

Come On!

Give Community Service and Discover how much you get as you give


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