1. Second Harvest Food Bank- Mon. 25 ppl from 1-4

*Food sorting in warehouse. (Must wear closed-toe shoes, comfy clothes, and have 1 adult for every 6 students. Must be 12+ years old.)

2. Brian Center Health & Rehab- Mon. 10 ppl from 1-5 pm

*Helping with crafts for the elderly. Possibly yard work, and spending time with residents.

3. Samaritan’s Feet- Mon. 50 ppl from 1:30-4:30

*Working in the warehouse sorting and packing shoes that are sent to children in need.

4. Jackson Park Ministries- Mon. 25 ppl from 8-5  (separate groups if we want)

*Kids day camp.

5. Classroom Central- Mon. 10 ppl from 1-4

*Sorting books and packing them away. Helping sort school supplies for teachers.

6. Urban Ministry Center- Mon. 20 ppl from 9:30-11

*Helping with an event called “Faces of the Homeless panel.” Working with homeless.

7. Room At the Inn- Mon. 6 ppl from 10-4 (60 hours)

*Sorting donations.

8. Golden Living Center (Dartmouth)- Mon. 8 ppl from 2:30-4

*Bingo and other games with elderly residents.

9. Golden Living Center- Mon. 5 ppl from 10:00-12:00

*Activities with the elderly residents- bingo, reading to them, etc…

10. Shining Hope Farms- Mon. 15 ppl from 8:00-5:00

*Working in horse stables, possibly with the horses, but mostly cleaning barns.

1. Ronald McDonald House- Tues. 15 ppl from 1-4

*Deep cleaning, organizing, sorting. One adult for every 5 youth.

2. Brian Center Health & Rehab- Tues. 10 ppl from 1-5 pm

*Helping with crafts for the elderly. Possibly yard work, and spending time with residents.

3. Samaritan’s Feet- Tues. 50 ppl from 1:30-4:30

*Working in the warehouse sorting and packing shoes that are sent to children in need.

4. Jackson Park Ministries- Tues. 25 ppl from 8-5  (separate groups if we want)

*Kids day camp.

5. Presbyterian Hospital- Tues. 6 ppl (HS only) from 2-4

*Games with the children. Cleaning the playroom. Ages 14 and older only.

6. Hoskins Park Ministry- Tues. 12 ppl from 10-12

*Cleaning and outdoor work.

7. Allegro Foundation- Tues. 20 ppl from 1-5

*Deep cleaning, organizing, outdoor work. Wear closed-toe shoes.

8. The Harvest Center- Tues. 12 ppl from 10-5

*Painting and landscaping around the facility.

9. Shining Hope Farms- Tues. 15 ppl from 8:00-5:00

*Working in horse stables, possibly with the horses, but mostly cleaning barns.

10. Community Link- Tues. 5 ppl from 1:30-4:00

*Making plants for families (best for Middle School or younger)

11. Jacob’s Ladder Job Center- Tues. 10 ppl from 1:00-4:00

*Cleaning offices and facility.

12. Second Harvest Food Bank- Tues.-10 ppl from 1-4

*Food sorting in warehouse. (Must wear closed-toe shoes, comfy clothes, and have 1 adult for every 6 students, and be 12+ years old)

1. Red Cross Blood Drive -Wednesday, July 20. 10AM-3PM (NO Volunteers needed)

2. Brian Center Health & Rehab- Wed,10 ppl from 1-5 pm

*Helping with crafts for the elderly. Possibly yard work, and spending time with residents.

3. Samaritan’s Feet- Wed. 50 ppl from 1:30-4:30

*Working in the warehouse sorting and packing shoes that are sent to children in need.

4. Charlotte Emergency Housing- Wed. 10 ppl from 9-1

*Cleaning, sorting, and organizing donations and other things.

5. Jackson Park Ministries- Tues. 25 ppl from 8-5 (separate groups if we want)

*Kids day camp.

6. Loaves & Fishes- Wed. 15 ppl from 1:30-3:30

*Sorting and packing food in the warehouse. Wear closed-toe shoes)

7. Allegro Foundation- Wed. 20 ppl from 1-5

*Deep cleaning, organizing, outdoor work. Wear closed-toe shoes.

8. Room At the Inn- Wed. 6 ppl from 10-4

*Sorting donations.

9. Hope Cancer Ministries- Wed. 24 ppl from 8-3

*Landscaping property.

10. Shining Hope Farms- Wed. 15 ppl from 8:00-5:00

*Working in horse stables, possibly with the horses, but mostly cleaning barns.

11. Jacob’s Ladder Job Center- Wed. 10 ppl from 9:00-1:00

*Cleaning offices and facility.

12. InReach- Wed. 50 ppl from 9:00-12:00

*Working at a field day event for disabled children and adults.

13. Second Harvest Food Bank- Wed. 25 ppl from 1-4

*Food sorting in warehouse. (Must wear closed-toe shoes, comfy clothes, and have 1 adult for every 6 students. Must be 12+ years old.)

For a bit of history:

The seed of Reach That Guy sprouted in Charlotte, NC in 1995. The NYC staff coordinated with the Charlotte Housing Authority to assist elderly and handicapped Charlotte residents. Over 150 young people participated in this initial effort to leave a lasting mark in the convention host city. [Contact, September 1995, p. 20]

So, hope to see you all in Charlotte–the birthplace of Reach That Guy!

Thanks to all who participated!

Here are the stats:

Hours of Service —2905

Total Number of Volunteers: 508

Units of Blood: 94

Types of Service — 21 Organizations & Ministries

McKee Center, Skyline Urban
Hillsdale FWB College
Goodwill
Love Link
Regional Food Bank
Feed the Children
The Refuge
Salvation Army
8th Street, Skyline Urban
OKC Compassion
Oklahoma Foundation for the Disabled
Grace Rescue Mission
OKC Beautiful
Suited for Success
City Care
Mother to Mother Ministry
Oklahoma Blood Institute
Britvil Community Food Pantry
Parents Assistance Center
Ronald McDonald House
Passing out Tracts

Number of Churches that served – 42

Crosspointe Church – OK
First Church – NC
Beulah Church – FL
Crossroads – OK
Colin Creek – TX
Knights Chapel – TN
Rejoice – TN
Lowery – OK
Bristow – OK
Harrisonburg – VA
New Oak Grove – AL
Harper Road – TN
Crowder – OK
First Pryor – OK
New Home Coweta – OK
Huntsville – AR
First Bible – IN
Cross Life – IN
Fort Gibson – OK
New Horizon – AR
Harrah – OK
Calvary – OK
Shiloh – MO
Bethlehem – AR
Mavity – KY
Emmanuel – IN
Woodcrest – OK
Sutton – AR
Ahoskie – NC
First Church – OH
Locust Grove – OK
First Church – AR
Hazel Dell – IL
Bethlehem – TN
Hartville – MO
Whitney – SC
Calvary – IL
First Dothan – AL
Quail Valley – AR
Beech Springs – MS
First – KY
Fellowship – TN

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