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After School Mentoring at Center for Success Pontiac

We provide a 1:1 mentoring program for students in Pontiac who are reading below their grade level. Volunteer opportunities include Mentoring (weekly throughout the school year, mentors can be high school age and up, training provided), Program Provider (provide an hour long program for students in area of expertise or interest, examples include art classes, teaching about your profession, science experiments, etc.) and other Talent-Based opportunities such as Fundraising, Marketing & Advertising, Website Design, Carpentry, Photography, etc.

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Children / Youth Under-Resourced Teaching / Mentoring Other Volunteers can serve in-person in Pontiac or via virtual sessions. Weekdays Evenings

Brazilian Campus - Tabitha Project Community Outreach

Led by our Brazilian Campus, the Tabitha Project seeks to meet needs in the local community. We partner with local organizations engaged in helping those in need in Detroit and the surrounding areas. Types of support include delivering fresh meals, supporting people experiencing health issues, and providing assistance to new mothers. This team also hosts workshops and events to support our partner organizations. Volunteer activities include cooking and delivering fresh meals, teaching workshops in an area of skill or interest, and volunteering for events promoted by the organizations supported by the ministry.

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Immigrants / Refugees Other Community Development Service Projects Hospitality Team serves within Metro-Detroit area. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Clinton Township Community Garden

Our heart is to build community and share the love of Jesus while growing fresh, healthy food for those in need. Volunteer activities include preparing the ground, planting, weeding, watering, harvesting, and helping to distribute food to community partners.

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Homeless Under-Resourced Gardening / Outdoor Projects Prayer Community Garden is located at Clinton Twp Campus. Weekdays Weekends

Clinton Twp Campus Action Team

Do you want to make a difference in your local community? Then this team is for you! The heart of our team is to build relationships and serve alongside community partners in the local area. From blood drives and local clean-ups to helping host community outreaches and events – you will find many great ways to build community while serving in the community. Opportunities are endless and will be updated regularly. We hope you will join us as we move out together.

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Children / Youth Homeless Single Parents Under-Resourced Other Community Development Gardening / Outdoor Projects Service Projects Hospitality Prayer Other Team serves in Clinton Twp. and surrounding communities. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Crossroads Care Center Support Team

The vision of Crossroads Care Center is to make every service that is available an opportunity to witness for Christ, either through our actions, words or by example. Serving in the community since 1984, Crossroads is a faith-based, non-profit organization committed to serving men and women by providing medical, educational and support services and resources related to pregnancy and sexual health. Opportunities for volunteering include work at the Crossroads Care Center as well as in the community. Volunteer activities include prayer team, baby boutique workers, clerical services, social media assistance, photographer/videographer/audio assistance, speaker’s bureau, counseling and healthcare. Additional support activities include hosting baby showers and bottle drives, or working at various events such as the Hero For Life event at the Detroit Zoo.

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Other Other Primary serving location is Auburn Hills. Locations for special events will vary. Weekdays Weekends

DRAW: Disaster Relief At Work

DRAW (Disaster Relief At Work) is a nonprofit dedicated to providing relief services to communities around the United States hit by natural disasters such as floods, hurricanes and tornadoes, providing whatever the survivors need as soon as they need it. Volunteer activities include relief supply bucket assembly, supply collection and donations, on-the-ground responders, and collecting grocery bags, making plastic yarn, and creating woven bags for people evacuating disasters as part of our Green Initiative.

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Other Service Projects Other Primary serving location is DRAW warehouse in Waterford. Also conducts response trips across the US. Weekdays Weekends

Elevate Detroit CommuniD BBQ

Our heart is to MOVE OUT and be in community with residents of Detroit. Through Community BBQs every Saturday, our hope is to attract the local residents, serve them, build relationships, and share the love of Jesus. Volunteer responsibilities include helping to set up tables, get the grill going, unload the trailer, prepare food, set up food stations, serve food and, most important, be IN COMMUNITY by talking with the residents, sharing stories, building relationships, and praying with people. This is a great serve for individuals, groups and families!

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Homeless Under-Resourced Community Development Hospitality Prayer Team meets Saturdays in Detroit 1:00-3:30pm. Weekends

Faith Works

Faith Works serves people in need including widows, single parents, elderly, handicapped, veterans and low-income individuals. Volunteer responsibilities include home repair and necessary improvements to keep them safe and improve the quality of their living conditions. Projects include building handicap ramps, yard clean-ups, minor home repairs and home improvements for those unable to perform them themselves. Several times a year, major projects are also undertaken, such as a home addition. Skills are appreciated but not required.

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Single Parents Under-Resourced Other Gardening / Outdoor Projects Home Repair Service Projects Serving locations vary by project - primarily in Oakland and Macomb County. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Faith@Work Initiative

Have you ever thought about your purpose at work and or integrating your faith into your work. Faith@Work group is a community that seeks to integrate our faith in the workplace through 1) LEARNING: rooted in God’s wisdom, examples of Jesus, and each other’s experiences; 2) COMMUNITY: Creating a space for workplace believers to connect, grow and encourage one another; 3) EQUIPPING: Providing workshops and practical tools that can be applied at work; 4) MENTORING: Proverbs 27:17 “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another..” We meet In-Person and Virtually the second Tuesday of each month 7:00-8:30 PM. Available to all campuses.

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Other Business / Workplace Team meets in-person at Troy Campus and virtually via Zoom. Evenings

Forgotten Harvest Food Pantry

With the help of an awesome team of volunteers, Forgotten Harvest operates a mobile food pantry at our Clinton Twp Campus that provides food to people in our community. Volunteer activities include collecting information from guests, unloading and setting up food line, and placing food items into trunks for guests. This team meets Thursday mornings from 8:30-11:30am.

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Under-Resourced Community Development Hospitality Team serves at Clinton Twp Campus on Thursday mornings. Weekdays

Foster Care Outreach

In partnership with Love for a Child, this team serves foster care children and their families through summer camps, ongoing mentorship, and helping with community events. For camp and mentoring volunteers, training is required and will be provided. Love for a Child serves children of foster care, traumatized by various forms of abuse, abandonment and neglect. The program consists of week long camps, a year long mentorship where children are led in monthly sessions, and tailored resources for foster families. For two decades, LFAC has proved to be the constant in an everchanging world for these kids, creating positive memories, restoring their childhoods, and turning trauma into trust.

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Children / Youth Service Projects Sports Teaching / Mentoring Arts / Music Prayer Oxford Frankenmuth Holland Traverse City Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Full Throttle Auto Repair

NOTE: FOR ASSISTANCE REQUESTS EMAIL MOVEOUT@KENSINGTONCHURCH.ORG Are you good at repairing cars and want to volunteer your gifts to help others? Then consider joining our Full Throttle team! We connect men to a deeper relationship with God as we work together, using our talents and passions to serve those struggling financially with safety and reliability related repairs. Volunteer responsibilities include assisting in car diagnostics, repair and refurbishing; maintaining auto shop infrastructure, interfacing with “customers” and finding solutions for their automotive problems; business and computer/IT activities; miscellaneous support activities; and participating in Men’s Bible Studies.

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Single Parents Under-Resourced Other Auto Repair Business / Workplace Teaching / Mentoring Meets in Troy Monday evenings for Bible Studies and Saturday mornings for repair work. Evenings Weekends

Hispanic Student Tutoring Program

The heart of this team is to love and support Hispanic students from the Pontiac community, a community that was particularly affected by online learning due to technology, language and resource challenges. Tutors are needed to help K-12th graders in a variety of school subjects, especially math. Volunteers will be paired with 1-2 students, meeting Mondays from 5:00-6:00 pm at our Kensington Orion Campus. Students are fluent in English, therefore Spanish skills are helpful but not required. There may also be opportunities for ESL tutors to work with parents.

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Children / Youth Immigrants / Refugees Teaching / Mentoring Team serves Monday evenings at the Orion Campus. Evenings

Hope Water Project Volunteer Team

Water is our most basic and vital need in life, yet hundreds of millions of people around the world are suffering because they do not have access to clean water. Hope Water Project partners with communities and drills deep water wells for the Pokot tribe in northwestern Kenya.Besides walking, running or cycling in various events, there are many other ways to join in this mission. Volunteers are needed to support weekend training sites, annual events such as our Kick-off, 5K, Pep Rally and Detroit Marathon. Volunteer activities may include set-up and tear-down, hosting water and cheer stations, hospitality, merchandise sales and many other behind-the-scenes activities.

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Under-Resourced Other Service Projects Sports Hospitality Other Serving locations vary by event but typically at Kensington Campus locations. Evenings Weekends

House of Hope - Meal Program

Providing dinner for Youth Nights. Responsibilities include cooking meals and delivering them on the night of the event. Meals are of your choosing.

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Children / Youth Under-Resourced Hospitality Serving locations are in Orion Oxford and Clarkston. Evenings

House of Hope - Youth Program

Build relationships and community with the next generation. Responsibilities will include engaging in circle time and games, supervising and helping with safety, building relationships with the children, and being an encouraging, positive presence.

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Children / Youth Under-Resourced Community Development Teaching / Mentoring Serving locations are in Orion Oxford and Clarkston. Team meets in evenings with occasional special events on weekends. Evenings Weekends

IMAGINE - After school program at Pontiac High School

Our heart is to change the way students view themselves and education in order to increase college matriculation and graduation rates with Pontiac High School students. Volunteers activities include the following areas: Meals- provide snacks and “dinner” for the students; Tutors- tutor students in whatever your area of strength is; Mentors- mentor an assigned group of students in the program, Intercessors- pray with and for students upon request; Presenters- present content to help change the way students view themselves, their world around them and their future; Small group leaders- to lead student discussions around different life topics; Team Players- join in to serve wherever needed. Your consistent presence alone will be a blessing to the students; Business Professionals- provide opportunities for students to job shadow at your place of business or employment.

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Children / Youth Schools Under-Resourced Business / Workplace Community Development Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Prayer Team meets Mondays after school at Pontiac High School. Evenings

International Friendship

Connect with international friends, providing friendship, cultural experiences, and support as they adjust to living in the United States. There are various ways to get involved: Help host monthly Bible Story Nights including setup, decorating, hosting food tables, helping with music, games or children’s program; Meet with an international friend who would like to practice their English; Provide rides for international friends, this can include the airport, grocery store, or other practical places; Host an event for a group of international friends, or invite international friends to an event you are already doing; Help with various tasks that arise such as assistance with moving to a new place and learning how to drive; Invite an international friend/family over for dinner into an American home; Provide translation services if you speak another language; Invite international friends over for a holiday.

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Immigrants / Refugees Hospitality Prayer Serving locations vary by event but primarily Oakland County. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Kaleo Kids Arts Program

Kaleo Kids provide elementary school students with high-impact classes in music, dance, and drama, as well as a large group session where they explore God’s love for us and the different ways we can share that love with others. Volunteer responsibilities vary based on location, program need and your interest. Examples of volunteer involvement: Providing meals or snacks, supporting teachers, helping with performances, and making costumes. Kaleo Kids Meets Mondays 3:15-4:45pm, 4:45-6:30pm or 5-7pm.

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Children / Youth Under-Resourced Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Arts / Music Other Primary serving locations are Orion Campus and Pontiac Schools. Weekdays Evenings

Kaleo Songwriters Support Team

The heart of this team is to provide encouragement and practical support for an incredible group of young people. Kaleo Spark Songwriters is an auditioned group of diverse young artists from Kaleo Arts and Shiloh Detroit. Through workshops co-led by professional musicians and music producers, these talented, young songwriters collaborate and use their gifts to create, perform and record original songs. If you want to support this amazing mission, volunteers are needed to drive students to and from class, provide meals or snacks at rehearsals, help with light admin work, and assist in communicating with parents on dates/times.

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Children / Youth Community Development Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Arts / Music Team meets on Tuesday evenings at Troy Campus. Evenings

Life Remodeled Community Service Team

SAVE THE DATE! For 2024 the 6-day serve is Sept 23-28 in the neighborhood surrounding their new opportunity hub - Anchor Detroit. Life Remodeled is committed to the intentional and equitable revitalization of Detroit neighborhoods. They renovate and repurpose buildings into opportunity hubs, repair neighborhood homes, and host annual 6-day projects to beautify the surrounding area. Join us as we partner with thousands of volunteers in this incredible mission. Activities will include removing brush and debris, making streets and alleys safer for children, and beautifying the neighborhood. With afternoon shifts available Monday through Saturday, this is a great opportunity to invite others to serve with you.

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Under-Resourced Other Community Development Gardening / Outdoor Projects Home Repair Service Projects

McLaren Hospice Volunteer

Helping to enhance the quality of life to patients receiving end-of –life care by providing support to them as well as their loved ones. Volunteer activities and responsibilities include: companionship visits, prayer, respite visits, chores, running errands, and special events.

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Hospice Care Other Hospitality Prayer Primarily serves in Macomb County. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

MCREST (Macomb County Rotating Emergency Shelter Team)

MCREST provides meals, lodging, life-skills training, housing assistance, job readiness training, and emergency shelter 365 days each year to Macomb County’s homeless population. Volunteer responsibilities include: Collect and deliver donations for lunch and laundry supplies to MCREST, make lunches and/or dinners for MCREST guests, and help other churches when they are lacking volunteers.

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Homeless Single Parents Under-Resourced Hospitality MCREST is located in Mt Clemens. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Micah 6 Community

Our Mission is Building The Neighborhoods That Pontiac Deserves. Volunteer activities include garden projects, renovation projects, fixing bikes, mentoring/homework help and hanging out with kids, summer kids camps, website development, photography needs.

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Children / Youth Homeless Single Parents Special Needs Community Development Gardening / Outdoor Projects Home Repair Service Projects Sports Teaching / Mentoring Micah 6 Community is located in Pontiac. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Motor City Mitten Mission Team

Motor City Mitten Mission is dedicated to helping people who are homeless and under-resourced build better lives. They provide meals, clothing and personal care items for the unhoused, and help with temporary and long-term housing and household items. They also connect people with services including medical, legal, financial and educational assistance. This Move Out team will come alongside MCMM, partnering in their mission. Volunteer activities will include: sorting donations on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at the Clinton Twp Campus, preparing and delivering meals to support their outreach program, assisting quarterly at the MCMM warehouse in Warren, and more.

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Homeless Under-Resourced Service Projects Team currently serves Thursday mornings at Clinton Twp Campus. Weekdays

Oakland Hills Farm and Garden

Join us in growing food, feeding people and building community. Volunteer responsibilities include community garden work, growing food and delivering it to others; teaching others what we've learned; coordinating with schools and community organizations for activities at the garden; helping to sponsor fundraising events at the garden for other local organizations; coordinating with corporations for outdoor projects, donations and working in the garden; and building community in the surrounding area in multiple ways.

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Under-Resourced Gardening / Outdoor Projects Service Projects Garden is in Oakland Twp. Volunteers serve Wednesdays and Saturdays during growing season. Weekdays Weekends

Oakland Hope

Oakland Hope operates a food pantry for income qualified individuals/families in Oakland County, as well as a Thrift Store that helps fund the food pantry. Volunteer activities include stocking shelves, serving as a personal shopper for food pantry customers, sorting donations and general clean-up to help make Oakland Hope a warm and welcoming space.

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Under-Resourced Community Development Service Projects Located in Pontiac. Volunteer shifts are 10:30am-3:30pm Tuesday through Saturday. Weekdays Weekends

Oxford Open-Handed

After seeing a need in the local schools, Oxford Open-Handed was created to provide children in our community with an opportunity to pick out clothing, sports equipment and other essentials – at no charge – so they can fully participate in school and other activities. It was also created to provide others that want to serve in our community – to put their time, talents and resources to use – with an outlet to do so. Volunteer activities include: sorting donated clothing, folding and hanging clothes, restocking and straightening clothing shelves and racks, and assisting shoppers. Volunteer shifts are Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturdays. And for families on mission, we welcome children 8+.

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Children / Youth Under-Resourced Service Projects Hospitality Located in Oxford. Volunteer shifts are Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturdays. Weekdays Weekends

School Partners: Academic Support

Volunteers will be assigned to individual children or small groups of students who need additional academic support. The expectation is that you would serve weekly in the same classroom in order to increase the likelihood of academic progress and personal connection. The time commitment is two to three hours per week.

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Children / Youth Schools Under-Resourced Teaching / Mentoring Volunteers serve during school hours in Pontiac and Mt. Clemens Schools. Weekdays

School Partners: Guest Readers

The purpose of this team is to encourage a love for reading and build relationships with students by reading weekly to a class. The time commitment would be approximately a half-hour per class. You could choose to read to one or more classes.

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Children / Youth Schools Under-Resourced Teaching / Mentoring Volunteers serve during school hours in Pontiac and Mt. Clemens Schools. Weekdays

School Partners: Hospitality Team

Many of our partner schools do not have parent groups that support and celebrate the staff. As a volunteer with this team, you can make a difference by assisting with staff appreciation opportunities. When the teachers are uplifted, they are better able to give their time and energy to the students. The purpose of this team is to bring joy and encouragement to the staff.

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Schools Under-Resourced Hospitality Volunteers serve during school hours in Pontiac and Mt. Clemens Schools. Weekdays

School Partners: Library Team

Volunteers will serve with others who have a passion for reading and a love of children. Team members will read to classes, organize books, and assist students with check-outs and returns. We have two options available: Wednesday mornings at Rogers Elementary – 2600 Dexter Rd., Auburn Hills OR Friday mornings at Herrington Elementary – 541 Bay St., Pontiac.

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Children / Youth Schools Under-Resourced Teaching / Mentoring Volunteers serve during school hours in Pontiac Schools. Weekdays

Soar Detroit - Literacy Tutoring

Our aim is to provide reading support and literacy tutoring to elementary students in Detroit. Volunteers serve 1 hour per week during school hours. In addition, volunteers will be paired with a student and given interactive materials to use to promote literacy. For more information, you can also check out soardetroit.com.

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Children / Youth Teaching / Mentoring Virtual Serving Opportunity Weekdays

Spring Flag Football Program

2024 SEASON BEGINS MAY 11. Serve and show love to children ages 6 – 14 in the city of Detroit through flag football and message of the Gospel. Volunteer responsibilities include: Coach or Assistant Coach - No expertise in football needed, just lead and love. Referee - Just a few easy rules to enforce, no expertise needed. Administrative - Signing in kids, helping distribute snacks, loving kids. Field Prep - Helping keep the field clean and helping prep the field for playing. General Help / Fan - Cheer on kids as they play and assist as needed in other areas. Snack Volunteer- bringing snacks and helping distribute after each game.

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Children / Youth Under-Resourced Sports Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Team meets Saturdays in Spring at Hutchins Jr High School in Detroit. Weekends

Support for Trafficking Survivors - True North To Freedom

Providing support for women who have been or are currently being trafficked. Volunteers serve in a variety of ways including emotional support for survivors, spiritual support, childcare, assistance with job seeking and resume building, meal preparation, presentations to schools and churches, computer skills, grant writing, fundraising activities, etc.

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Homeless Single Parents Victims of Abuse Under-Resourced Other Service Projects Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Arts / Music Prayer Other Primary serving location is Clinton Twp. Weekdays

The Art Experience - Community Art Studio

The Art Experience is a community art and art therapy studio located in Pontiac, Michigan, whose mission is to improve lives through the arts. We welcome those of all ages, all abilities, all socio-economic backgrounds, and all levels of creative experience to take part in our programs. Volunteers will be asked to provide support for artistic and administrative endeavors within the studio--supplying participants materials, prepping art projects, light clerical, light cleaning, organizing, and other duties as assigned. No art background is required, only a willingness to try new things!

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Children / Youth Special Needs Under-Resourced Community Development Teaching / Mentoring Arts / Music The Art Experience is located in Pontiac. Weekdays Evenings Weekends

The DRE Project Food Assistance

The heart of The DRE Project is to deliver groceries and home cooked meals to families facing hardship such as illness, loss, and transitioning from homelessness to housing. Volunteer activities include helping to stock our food pantry, packing food boxes, and delivering boxes to families across Metro-Detroit. This is a great serve for individuals, youth, families and groups. While our serves are typically during weekdays, we can customize for small groups.

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Homeless Immigrants / Refugees Single Parents Victims of Abuse Under-Resourced Community Development Hospitality Prayer Food pantry in Birmingham deliveries across Metro-Detroit Weekdays Weekends

The WAVE Project

WAVE Project (Welcoming All Valuing Everyone) provides services for people experiencing homelessness and those in need. Founded in 2018, programs include a mobile shower service, mobile clothing and essentials van, and small community food pantries. Volunteer activities include setup and teardown, greeting and assisting guests, and cleanup. WAVE Project operates in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.

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Homeless Under-Resourced Community Development Service Projects Hospitality Serving locations vary by day including Mt Clemens on Saturdays and Detroit and Warren during the week. Weekdays Weekends

Traverse City - Beloved 360

Beloved 360 advocates for the marginalized while educating others regarding Jesus’ heart for biblical justice. Our activities include: Enrichment and Education – facilitating book studies, seminars (Undivided, LIVE, etc.), cultural and church events; Church Relationship Building - growing in relationship with those who may think differently than us, engaging in conversation and learning opportunities that deepen our understanding of Jesus’ heart for biblical justice; Outside Relationship Building – Stepping outside our comfort zones, building relationships, and serving others within our community such as our local Native American tribe, BIPOC community, unhoused community, local businesses, etc.; Advocacy – locking arms with other organizations to advocate for those who are marginalized, unseen and/or unheard. This may include prayer events, organizational events, city commission and/or township board meetings in partnership with orgs such as SALT, E3, St. Francis Justice and Peace Commission, Justice for Our Neighbors (immigration), Human Rights Commission, etc.

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Homeless Immigrants / Refugees Under-Resourced Other Community Development Teaching / Mentoring Other located in Traverse City Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Traverse City - Elevate Community BBQ

Our heart is to Move Out and be in community with residents in the rural areas surrounding Traverse City. Beginning in Thompsonville, our hope is to enjoy meals together and build a sense of community. Volunteer responsibilities include helping to set up tables, get the grill going, unload the trailer, prepare food, set up food stations, serve food, help with clean-up/tear-down and, most important, be in community by talking with the residents, sharing stories, building relationships, and praying with people.

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Children / Youth Single Parents Under-Resourced Community Development Service Projects Hospitality Prayer Traverse City Area Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Traverse City - Helping Hands Home Repair

Based in Traverse City, this ministry is designed to help those in need of minor home repair or improvements. Our heart is to be servants of Jesus Christ to those in the Kensington fellowship and our community. The type of activities we anticipate are minor carpentry, plumbing, electrical, to larger quality-of-life projects like installing a disability ramp. Volunteers will either join a leader on a project or lead a project. Volunteers will be asked to identify capabilities and desired areas of activities.

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Under-Resourced Home Repair Traverse City Area Weekdays Weekends

Traverse City - In-School Mentoring Program

Based in Traverse City, our team partners with Kids Hope USA to mentor students at Traverse Heights Elementary School. Mentors meet with their students for 50 minutes each week during school lunch/recess. Activities can include playing board games, crafts, and skill building through reading and math support. Mentors also help to support school staff and students through various events/projects as needed. If you have a heart for children and building positive, nurturing relationships with them, then this may be the opportunity for you! Please note: Mentors must be at least 16 years of age, and are required to complete Kensington Church screening and Kids Hope USA curriculum training. Mentors are also expected to be Kensington members or regular attenders, and willing to serve a minimum of one school year in the program.

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Children / Youth Schools Under-Resourced Service Projects Teaching / Mentoring Prayer Team serves at Traverse Heights Elementary during school hours. Weekdays

Traverse City - Jail Ministry

Based in Traverse City, our Move Out team seeks to restore dignity to the incarcerated and their families, and introduce the hope available through Jesus Christ. Volunteer activities include serving at the Keys to Freedom Ministry Center (phone assistance, helping clients on the computer, friendship ministry, Bible Studies); assisting with Special Events (example: Christmas party for children of incarcerated); serving as a mentor with released inmates; and helping with monthly family support dinners.

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Prisoners Other Service Projects Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Prayer Traverse City Area Weekdays Evenings Weekends

Traverse City - LIGHT Community Against Exploitation and Sex Trafficking

Based in the Traverse City Area, our group connects volunteers in Northern Michigan to pray, bring awareness, and share Jesus' Light to vulnerable people in our Community who have been affected by Exploitation and Sex Trafficking. Volunteer activities include participating in a prayer group, building awareness, and various volunteer opportunities that support active ministries and nonprofits in Northern Michigan.

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Victims of Abuse Under-Resourced Community Development Service Projects Teaching / Mentoring Prayer Traverse City / Northern Michigan Area

Traverse City - Overflowing Grace

The Overflowing Grace Move Out Team comes alongside the 5Loaves 2Fish Organization in Traverse City to cook for, feed, and spend quality time with members of the homeless community. This team serves the last Monday of each month.

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Homeless Under-Resourced Community Development Teaching / Mentoring Hospitality Prayer Traverse City Area Evenings

Traverse City - Sow Community Garden

Based in Traverse City, the heart of the Sow Community Garden is to provide fresh and prepared food for the under-resourced and hungry in the Traverse City area. Volunteers will be responsible for garden and soil preparation, planting, transplanting, weeding, maintaining, watering, harvesting, washing, and preparing plants and vegetables to bring to those in need.

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Under-Resourced Community Development Gardening / Outdoor Projects Service Projects Community Garden is located at Traverse City Campus. Weekdays Weekends

Traverse City - Traverse City Campus Action Team

Do you want to make a difference in your local community? Then this team is for you! The heart of our team is to build relationships and serve alongside community partners in the local area. From local clean-ups to helping host community outreaches and events – you will find many great ways to build community while serving in the community. Opportunities are endless and will be updated regularly. We hope you will join us as we move out together.

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Community Development Gardening / Outdoor Projects Service Projects Hospitality Traverse City Area. Serving times and locations will vary by project. Weekdays Evenings Weekends