Make a lasting impact.
We partner with organizations in the DFW area to make a lasting impact in the communities we serve.
Academy 4 connects churches to schools through mentoring 4th graders in leadership. During this service opportunity, you’ll mentor a 4th grader by committing to meet with them at their school for 90 minutes once a month. Curriculum, training, and a defined schedule are provided by Academy 4. Background check required.
Become a mentor today or contact Shari Gomez for more information.
Community Enrichment Center works to break the cylce of poverty and family violence. Food pantry volunteers sort, stock, select, clean and box food for incoming neighbors in need. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old.
Community Enrichment Center works to break the cycle of poverty and family violence. Proceeds from their resale shop directly support their programs and services. Volunteers serving in their resale shop greet and assist customers, do zoning and other retail tasks, organize inventory, and sanitize the facility. Volunteers ages 16 and younger must have an adult present.
Christ’s Haven for Children provides a healthy Christian home environment for kids. Volunteers “adopt” a cottage and develop a relationship with that family by doing something with/for them monthly. Examples of monthly activities include: ordering pizza for the family, cooking & dropping off a meal, providing movie or restaurant gift cards, reading to a child in the evening, help with housekeeping, assist with yard work. Volunteers determine the commitment length.
Christ’s Haven for Children provides a healthy Christian home environment for kids. Volunteers will help with maintenance projects around the Christ’s Haven campus. Must be 15+ years old (unless an adult is present).
Contact Summer Woods for more details.
Christ’s Haven for Children provides a healthy Christian home environment for kids. Volunteers will help pack food and supplies into boxes for local foster families. Each box will then be picked up or delivered to a foster family.
Contact Summer Woods for more details.
Christ’s Haven for Children provides a healthy Christian home environment for kids. Volunteers will help provide home cooked meals that can be frozen for the families at Christ’s Haven. Some house parents have up to 10 mouths to feed within their household. You can help by providing a few frozen meals.
Contact Summer Woods for more details.
Christ’s Haven for Children provides a healthy Christian home environment for kids. Proceeds from their resale shop directly support kids in their ministry. Volunteers serving in their resale shop sort donations, move items to the store’s floor, price items and sanitize the facilities. Volunteers 14 years old and younger must have an adult present.
Christ’s Haven for Children provides a healthy Christian home environment for kids. Volunteers will help renovate a room at Christ’s Haven to create a dream space for the children they serve. Renovations will include painting, assembling furniture, staging the room etc. These rooms will reflect love, bring light, restore hope, renew trust and provide a sanctuary for these children.
Contact Summer Woods for more details.
DASH Network exists to love people who are seeking asylum by serving their physical and relational needs. On the 4th Sunday of every month from 5-7pm you can help provide a meal for asylum seekers. Help serve the meal and help clean up after.
For more information contact lora@dashnetwork.net
Menders for the Master is a ministry of The Hills Church that completes basic home repairs for people in need. Home repairs include tasks such as yard work, electrical, plumbing, painting, and carpentry. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome.
Contact deltongarnett@gmail.com to sign up to serve
Mid-Cities Care Corps works to preserve independence of senior neighbors in Tarrant County. Volunteers help complete home repairs for senior neighbors including electrical, plumbing, painting, and carpentry. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome.
Mid-Cities Care Corps works to preserve independence of senior neighbors in Tarrant County. Volunteers assist senior neighbors with general yard maintenance including mowing, raking, hedge trimming, cleaning flower beds, and bagging debris. Lawn mower can be provided upon request. Adopt-a-lawn option available.
Taste Project exists to feed people one community at a time. Kitchen team volunteers are responsible for ensuring the highest food quality by assisting with meal preparation. Meal preparation includes cleaning, chopping, and preparing raw ingredients. Volunteers must be at least 16 years old to serve on this team.
Taste Project exists to feed people one community at a time. During this service project, you’ll provide an exceptional experience for restaurant guests as a greeter, server, food runner or busser at Taste Community Restaurant – a restaurant providing healthy and hearty meals for everyone in our community regardless or means.
Taste Project exists to feed people one community at a time. As the first people the guests meet, welcome team volunteers help explain Taste Project’s “pay-what-you-can concept” and ensure guests feel welcome and important. Welcome team volunteers also show guests to their seats and ensure all guests feel right at home. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old to serve on this team.
Teen Life encourages and equips teenagers to face life’s challenges through support groups on school campuses. During this opportunity, you will Adopt A School Counselor at a campus with which Teen Life partners. On a monthly basis, you will encourage the school counselor to whom you have been assigned. You can do this in multiple ways: writing a note of encouragement, sending an enouraging email, dropping by the school with their favorite drink, dropping off a gift card, etc.
For more information please contact info@teenlife.ngo
The mission of Camp Hope is to counter the impact of adverse childhood experiences by bulletproofing the hearts of the children to equip them to withstand the emotional onslaught in their homes and community. We seek to accomplish this both practically and spiritually by building resilience in the children, creating positive childhood experiences, and countering the lies of abandonment, rejection, worthlessness, and shame through the heart of the Father.
For more information please contact tom@wfwcenterofhope.com
