Volunteers are needed to deliver sack meals to those living in the weekly stay motel rooms. Meal delivery volunteers are an important outreach of our organization. Not only do they meet the physical needs of our neighbors, they also help folks get connected to local resources and next steps. This opportunity is for all ages, we just ask that volunteers Read more...

Volunteers are needed to assemble sack meals that are designed to create connection points for those living in the weekly and extended stay motels. Volunteers will make sandwiches, assemble bags, fold resource sheets and color bags. This opportunity is for all ages with a place for anyone who has a desire to serve. This is a great opportunity for groups Read more...

Volunteers prepare and deliver 40 individually packaged brown bag or grab-n-go meals for Rare Breed youth. Volunteers can sign up for a single day or a reoccurring schedule. Meals are needed Monday-Friday. To ensure the health and safety of youth, staff, and volunteers, volunteers are not staying to serve meals at this time. Instead, volunteers drop the meals off, and Read more...

Guardians Brotherhood is a nonprofit organization founded by veterans with a strong desire to continue to serve in our communities. Our main focus is feeding families in need and Disaster Support by responding to disasters and providing food for first responders, volunteers and those affected by disaster. We are a 100% volunteer organization serving all of the Ozarks. Read more...

Volunteers needed to sort incoming donations of clothing, household goods, and other items for the Thrift Store. Volunteers are needed every day from Monday through Saturday. Money raised through the thrift store goes back into Community Outreach Ministries’ programs. Read more...

Common Cents is a small locally owned and operated thrift shop. We sell clean, quality, donated items to support The Reeds Spring and Blue Eye School Districts’ “Backpack Programs.” Backpack food programs provide nutritious, non-perishable, easy-to-prepare food to children to ensure they get enough food at home to avoid hunger outside of school meals. Read more...

In the Restoration program there are courses focusing on Spiritual, Vocational, and Financial Development. If you are willing to commit time to be trained in teaching and/or facilitating a more in-depth curriculum this is a great opportunity to really help the men rehabilitate key areas of their life. These courses are most likely on weeknights but flexible to fit your Read more...

In the Restoration program there are classes focusing on Bible Study to Life Skills. If you are knowledgeable in an area, gifted to teach, and called to pour into men who are trying to transform their lives, then consider teaching one of these classes. Read more...

During Phase 1 of Restoration, the men in the program receive mentoring from men willing to come in and meet 3-4 of them on a weeknight, for the purpose of accountability and encouragement. If you naturally pour into men trying to get back on their feet this is a great fit for you. Read more...

The Warehouse/Donation Center is the main hub that processes all types of physical donations. Items that can be used are distributed to our various facilities, as well as other non-profit organizations in the community. Items that cannot be used are re-purposed and the revenue goes back into our ministry. Among the items we recycle include clothing, shoes, metals and cardboard. Read more...