Use your time, gifts and talents to serve others!
Scripture tells us repeatedly that our faith must be told through words and shown through our actions. Not sure what that might look like in your life? At HopeBridge, there are many different ways to volunteer - directly with
clients, preparing things behind the scenes, program support or even helping
with child care. Every part plays an important role. Contact Holly
Nimchuk to learn about details. Here are some specific
ways to participate:
HopeBridge Community Garden
Do you have an interest in gardening? This spring, HopeBridge Center will have a Community Garden! Come to an informational meeting to learn more about how to be a part of this new ministry! Meet at HopeBridge on Tuesday, January 24, from 6:30 - 7:30.
The Food Shelf at HopeBridge
At HopeBridge, our mission is to serve in ways that make a difference
today and offer hope for tomorrow. The HopeBridge Food Shelf exists to
help those experiencing food insecurities. Families and individuals can
visit twice a month. No appointment is needed but there is on-site registration.
A photo ID is necessary. Our primary areas of service include New Hope,
Crystal, Robbinsdale and Plymouth residents.
Learn more about The Food Shelf at HopeBridge>>
Learn more about volunteer roles>>
English as a Second Language Classes
Do you enjoy working with adults learning another language? Here's a great chance to help in a practical way, make some new friends and learn about other cultures! Learn more>>
Computer Literacy Classes
Do you enjoy teaching others
about computers? Here's a chance to help adults gain basic computer skills
for employment or just to better understand the world of technology. Classes
are designed for English as a Second Language and senior learners, but
anyone is welcome to attend.
If you are interested in teaching or participating, contact Holly Nimchuk.
New Hope for Kids
New Hope for Kids is a non-profit ministry committed
to helping children from single parent families by linking them with caring
Christian mentors. New Hope for Kids equips churches and youth ministries
with the vision, training, organization and support to form one-on-one
mentoring relationships. Contact NHC New Hope for Kids at 763-536-3293 to learn
more about how you can make a positive impact on a child's life!
Additional Volunteer Opportunities
I Can Help Twin Cities
Hands on Twin Cities
Christian Volunteering
Robbinsdale Schools
Emergency Food Shelf
Hope for the City
Second Harvest
Learn about more opportunities to serve in our community>>
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