Thank you to all our partners and volunteers so ready to assist our neighbors. We are currently not encouraging on campus or direct contact with volunteers, partnerships, or neighbors, but are meeting virtually with many resources for relief and long term recovery. We are grateful to our many partners who are doing what they do best to reach our food insecure neighbors. We will be ready in the Help Hub to meet with neighbors who will inevitably find themselves in financial distress due to this time of work, health, nutrition, and senior, child and self care instability.

Please support the Help Hub to address this health and financial crisis.  We anticipate the Help Hub, Harrelson Center and Partners to see a significant increase in operations in coming months to meet these essential humanitarian needs.

Give Now! We continue to pray and seek guidance. Thank you and stay well. "For it is in the giving that we receive." - Francis of Assisi

Youth ministers from Help Hub member churches bring young congregants together for fun activities revolving around needs in our community.  These events involve collection and assembly of gift bags for women in domestic shelters, family game night packages, hurricane preparedness kits, bicycles for children and teens, or welcome home baskets for displaced families. To contribute to the latest collection visit our Amazon Wish List. Contact Christy Aley to learn more about the program and how you can participate. 

"Let us not love with words and speech only, but with action, and in truth."  - John 3:18

Help Hub volunteers serve as advisors and administrative support. With additional phone lines, we are better able to serve our neighbors in need. Please fill out the volunteer interest form here - we will contact you when open positions and volunteer training become available.