For more than ten years, Holy Trinity Anglican has been serving the residents of Carousel Place, a subsidized housing complex for seniors, by holding regular Bible studies, hosting a luncheon and delivering groceries to the neediest residents. Residents are over the age of 55 and face numerous health and financial issues. It’s a great way to build meaningful relationships and share the love of Christ in simple, tangible ways.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

• Help set up, participate in a resident-led Bible Study and establish relationships with Carousel Place residents. 12:30-2:30pm on the second Thursday of each month, September through May.
• Buy groceries and choose your own hours! Shop for groceries for a resident (and pay for them) and deliver them to a Carousel Place resident with a brief visit to build a relationship.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Lynn Edwards, ledwards1@nc.rr.com

Clubs In The City is a faith-based nonprofit organization providing opportunity, promoting positive development and preventing delinquency among children and youth — especially those who are low-resourced and those considered at risk–through highly strategic community-based programs in the arts and other areas of skill and talent development.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

Monthly: 1-3 hours per month

• Email prayer team: Join the email prayer team to pray weekly from home.
• Monthly prayer: Gather with the monthly prayer team for corporate intercession and fellowship.
• Run errands: Help with errands, mailings, projects, events and hospitality. Flex time…make your own schedule!

Monthly: 3-5 hours per month:

• Prepare and/or serve meals once a month. Stay for free time to enjoy connecting with youth. Saturdays from 12:30-3pm.
• Saturday morning clubs: Come one Saturday from 10:30am-1:30pm and help teach a skill or talent (or your passion) to youth! The Saturday Clubs program features leaders and assistants teaching their hobbies and passions to middle school youth and developing a supporting and mentoring relationship with them. Develop your own club, like graphic design, business, photography, sound tech, digital recording, drama, music, auto mechanics, art, writing videography, etc.
• Various needs: Use your skill or talent for projects related to IT support, graphic design, writing, business planning, event planning, social media, marketing, communications, etc.

Monthly: 5+ Hours per month

• Core Mentoring Team: Work with a team to lead biblically-based group mentoring activities twice a month. Use previously developed materials and activities or get creative and develop your own following a topic outline. 10:30am-12:30pm two Saturdays a month in addition to preparation time.

One time:

• Events & Hospitality Crew. Help serve at special events. (6 hours one-time).

Group or Family Opportunities:

• Saturday Clubs Meals Crew. Serve on a monthly basis from 12:30-3pm to prepare and serve meals for Saturday Clubs program. Stay for free time to hang out with the youth. (2.5 hours a month).
• Family Life Mentoring.  Many at-risk youth are in need of vision for brighter futures and healthy families. Visit some of the Saturday Clubs to help with meals and hang out during free time (12-3pm) to get to know the youth. As connections are formed, invite youth to your family nights and outings.
• Events & Hospitality Crew. Help serve at special events. (6 hours one-time).
• Provide a Group Outing or Holiday Party for at-risk youth. 5 hours one time, plus planning and sponsorship. Your family or church group can be a great blessing to the youth by planning and providing a special outing or holiday party.
• Single Moms Blessing Crew. Plan and conduct Pamper Parties and Moms’ Days Out to bless and serve overtaxed single moms of youth that we serve. Be available for special needs such as transportation or childcare. (Flexible, ongoing time).
• Create and Conduct a Fundraiser. Bond and fellowship with some friends, a Community Group or a family as you give with high impact by creating resources for God’s work among youth at risk! One time group or family project.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Sheri Bedsole, 919-602-2475

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Gateway Women’s Care is a local, Christ-centered pregnancy and sexual health resource center, and has served the Triangle area since 1984 (formerly LIFECARE). The ministry is driven by a life-transforming mission: empowering women to choose LIFE for themselves and their unborn children.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

• Serve as a Client Advocate by meeting weekly one-on-one with clients to discuss pregnancy options and provide resources and referrals, education and consultation. Be available for initial training, further on-floor training and commit to a four-hour shift each week. (Both female and male Client Advocates are needed).
• For medical and nurse professionals, volunteer weekly to run pregnancy tests, educate on fetal growth and development, abortion risks and procedures, do ultrasounds, present Woman’s Right to Know education (State of North Carolina mandated pre-abortion education).
• Assist with administrative tasks as needed such as mailings, filing, etc. on a monthly basis.
• Email monthly prayer requests.
• Send out immediate prayer requests for clients while at the center (once/month).
• Assist with campus outreach events.
• Assist with IT and other professional assistance as needed.
• Take your group or family to tour the center or come to an open house to gain a greater awareness of the ministry.
• Host a baby bottle drive to raise awareness and funds for the ministry.
• Host a diaper bag drive as a practical way to support Gateway Women Care’s new mothers who have chosen LIFE.
• Help with service projects on the building and the yard.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Wendy Bonano, 919-873-2440

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Jobs for Life (JfL) is a global nonprofit organization that engages and equips the local Church to address the impact of joblessness through the dignity of work. By mobilizing a worldwide network of volunteers committed to applying biblically-based training and mentoring relationships, Jobs for Life helps those in need find dignity and purpose through meaningful work.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

Weekly: JfL classes usually meet twice per week over an 8-week time period. Class sessions last approximately two hours. Sites need mentors (called champions), one per student, who attend classes alongside their students. Instructors may teach all sessions or break the material up among a team of instructors. Volunteers may also provide administrative assistance, prayer support and fill other leadership roles, under the direction of an overall Site Leader (often a volunteer as well). Some sites offer meals and childcare, too.

One time: Business panelists, community resource presenters and mock interviewers are needed once per 16-session class. Champions may fill these roles as well.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Jessie Hathcock, 704-425-3742

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JusticeMatters provides preventive and restorative legal services that protect children and help survivors of human trafficking and other traumas rebuild their lives. We also work for systemic solutions statewide, promoting just policies and practices through advocacy, training and leadership to address the roots and repercussions of human trafficking in North Carolina.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

JusticeMatters is grateful for the many volunteers that have and are currently serving as part of the team. Due to the highly sensitive and confidential nature of our work, many volunteer positions necessitate specialized training.

We have an urgent, ongoing need for volunteer attorneys and law students, especially in the areas of humanitarian law, family law and other civil matters (such as landlord/tenant, consumer debt, housing/foreclosure, SSI/SSD, wills/estates).

In addition, we need volunteer interpreters, for numerous languages, with certain experience and expertise. With the opening of the Raleigh office, we currently have several volunteer needs including administrative support.

Please visit the “Get Involved” tab on our website or contact Charissa Gray at charissa@justicemattersnc.org to discuss whether your gifts match our current needs.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Katie Moye, 919-815-5956 

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Since 1994, Neighbor to Neighbor has been laboring to bring the truth and power of the Gospel to some of Raleigh’s poorest and most at-risk neighborhoods through a variety of programs, including after school tutoring, professional mentoring, employment training (in partnership with Jobs for Life), MADHouse Athletics ministry and various other community services and events.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

Mentor

• Math or Language Arts, one hour a week on the day of your choosing.

Coach

• Basketball League, January to May. Games are on Friday nights, practice one day a week.

Teach Enrichment Class

• One hour a week, you choose the class: art, music, sports, STEM.

GED Tutor

• Any morning 9-11am, Monday-Thursday.

Be a Friend

• Stop by the downtown facility any afternoon after school where you can build relationships.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Spencer Hathcock, 919-833-721

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At Oak City Academy, students love learning so much that they run to school. They are taught to be wise, virtuous and free, and believe every child, regardless of income, is created to flourish. The Christ-centered Montessori school teaches the students how to learn rather than what to learn while weaving God’s attributes into each subject we teach. The goal is that 50% percent of the students come from the low-income community.

 

OPPORTUNITIES

• Read with children in pre-K/K or 1st through 3rd grade class (once a week).
• Help with spelling in 1st through 3rd grade class (once a week).
• Provide one-on-one tutoring with specific children in reading and math (once a week).
• Adopt a teacher by making a meal or bringing a treat for breakfast or snack (once a month).
• Help laminate or refresh handmade curriculum in the classroom.
• Volunteer in the office to help with some administrative duties (one morning a month).
• Share about your profession with the students (30 minutes).
• Share about a place you have traveled pertinent to the continent the children are studying (30 minutes).
• Bring a small group or family to help the teacher with a personal project in the classroom on a Saturday for one to three hours. Children need to be seven years or older.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Danny Breed, 919-815-7742

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Raleigh Rescue Mission was founded in 1961 to minister to the growing needs of homeless and hurting men, women and children in the Raleigh community. It operates out of a large, four-story building located in downtown Raleigh. Its mission is to solve poverty and homelessness, one life at a time, through the redemptive love of Jesus Christ. RRM serves approximately 1,500 persons each year and offers a variety of programs to accomplish its mission. There are many volunteer opportunities in the various programs and fundraising events.

Holy Trinity Anglican has a standing commitment to provide two volunteers to help serve dinner on Tuesday evenings. This effort is coordinated by Holy Trinity Anglican member Rhett Warner hrwwarner@aol.com. Other service opportunities are listed below:

 

OPPORTUNITIES

Food Services – Volunteer

• Weekday Meal Service: Prepare, serve, clean up
  Must be at least 18 years old.

Location: Raleigh Rescue Mission

Days/times:  Monday-Friday, or as noted

• • Breakfast: 
    Prep, serve and clean up on Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 5-8am
  • Lunch: 
    Serve and clean up: Monday-Friday, 11am-12:30pm
  • Dinner: 
    Monday-Friday
    Prep: 2-4pm
    Serve and clean up: 4:45-6:30pm
    Prep, serve and clean up: 2-6:30pm

Mentoring adults, children and families

Tutoring children and adults – math, reading, writing and GED

Childcare at Raleigh Rescue Mission, daytime or evenings while adults are working or taking classes

Computer skills training and help

Work at Raleigh Rescue Mission’s donations store

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Geia William, 919-828-9014 and GeiaW@raleighrescue.org

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With Love from Jesus (WLFJ) is committed to helping the local church meet the practical needs of our neighbors in Raleigh. WLFJ is currently ministering to over 4,000 families each month in addition to assisting many other ministries with helpful resources for their outreach. The distribution of food, household items, clothing, furniture, computers and vehicles provides the opportunity to share the love of Christ to the community.

Holy Trinity Anglican has a standing commitment to serve at WLFJ on the 4th Saturday of the month. This effort is coordinated by Holy Trinity Anglican members Ellen and John Wardlaw, EWardlaw@msn.com. Other service opportunities are listed below:

 

OPPORTUNITIES

Weekly: Volunteer opportunities for weekly commitments or on the spot service Monday through Saturday 9am-2pm. Commitments for once a week regular service are a great blessing.
Monthly: Specific day or days of the month to serve from 9:10am-12:30pm is very helpful. Assist with prayers, bag items, direct traffic, etc.
One time: Anyone from a partnering church is welcome to drop in to serve without attending a volunteer orientation class first.
Group or Family Opportunities:

• Activity: hanging clothes, stocking shelves, assisting honored guests, prayer
• Number of hours needed: Mon-Sat. 9am-2pm. Small children usually enjoy a short service time in the beginning (1 ½ to 2 hrs).
• All are welcome. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

 

MINISTRY PARTNER CONTACT: Linda Williams, 919-233-8010 

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