Make a Difference in Your World
Reach That Guy is the Service Project Ministry of the Free Will Baptist National Youth Conference. Since 1984, FWB youth have been involved in practical, hands-on ministry in the host city of the convention. RTG volunteers will log about 3,000 hours of community service in local food banks, soup kitchens, and other non-profit social services living out the words of Jesus Christ, in as much as you have done it unto these, you have done it unto Me. Through Reach That Guy, you can make a difference in someone`s world. You might even impact their eternity.
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RTG 2011 Service Project Partners
Posted on April 20th, 2011 1 comment1. Red Cross Blood Drive
-Wednesday, July 20. 10AM-4PM
2. Charlotte Rescue Mission
-Homeless ministry, food preparation and service, general clean-up
3. Crisis Assistance Ministries
-Sorting of donations
4. Nexus Church
-food preparation and delivery, sorting donations, general clean-up
5. The Harvest Center
-food preparation, general repairs at location
6. Jackson Park Ministries
-project restoration, repair projects, clothing closet, food pantry
7. Urban Ministry Center
-painting, restoration, soup kitchen, van drivers, mail sorters
8. Hope Cancer Ministries
-preparing meals, transportation, handyman, office/clerical
9. Kidney Foundation
-sorting clothing and other donations
10. Cup Ministry
-food distribution
11. Cooperative Christian Ministry
-food pantry, drivers, soup kitchen help
12. Hoskins Park Ministry
-yard work, administrative support
13. Goodwill (various locations)
-sorting clothing and other donations at area stores
14. Samaritan’s Feet
-processing shoes at warehouse
15. United Cerebral Palsy
*Volunteer coordinator not sure where volunteers will be needed.
16. Second Harvest Food Bank
-Sorting food donations, general clean-up, repair, yard workOne response to “RTG 2011 Service Project Partners”
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Jan Taylor July 7th, 2011 at 20:08
We are bringing 7 kids and 7 adults to the Nationals from Dothan, AL First FWB Church.
Please sign us up when we are not competing in storytelling or puppet competition..maybe on Wednesday? Any project is fine, usually they like something to do with food, clothing shelter type work but can also paint or whatever. These are 2nd thru 11th graders and adults are pretty handy in clerical or mechanical etc
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