IMPACT YOUR COMMUNITY
Small groups have the unique opportunity to make a lasting impact beyond the walls of the church by serving together in the community. Whether it’s volunteering at a local shelter, mentoring students, or supporting neighborhood outreach efforts, serving as a group strengthens relationships and puts faith into action. Often, there are needs right around us and together with your small group you can be the hands of feet of Jesus and provide what they need. To help you get started, here are some examples:
· Yardwork for an elderly neighbor
· Helping a single mom organize her home
· Going to the neighborhood park and cleaning it up
· Helping a friend who just had surgery paint their house
· Gathering gift cards for a schoolteacher in need
· Helping a widow prepare for a yard sale
· A neighbor who needs a wheelchair ramp built in their home
Small groups also have the opportunity to make a lasting impact by partnering with trusted organizations that Celebration Church already supports. By serving alongside these community partners, groups can join in meaningful outreach efforts, build relationships, and extend the love of Jesus beyond the walls of the church. Below is a list of Celebration Church’s community partners, along with a description of the type of serve opportunities they offer, to help your group find a cause that aligns with your passions and availability.
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Collect baby supplies, including big baby items. (i.e. clothes, diapers, cribs, bathing items, dressers, etc.)
Location: 104 E. Main Street, Round Rock, TX 78664
Jo Markham 512-496-2391 jo@agapeprc.org
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Help stock the food bank. Mondays from 8:30am-12:30pm
Location: Austin, TX
Jose Carrasco512-623-9984jcarrasco@austinvoices.org
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HTPRC is a faith based pregnancy center that provides free pregnancy test, a baby boutique, and parenting classes. Volunteer opportuniies are Monday & Tuesday:10am-4pm, and Wednesday - Friday: 10am-3pm.
Location: Austin, TX
Hilliary Rosales919-917-2688hillary@heartprc.org
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Help volunteer in the food pantry and thrift store. Various volunteer opportunities available.
Location: 1401N. Hwy 183, leander, TX 78641
Susan Baker 512-778-4176operationlh@att.net
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Reset Mentoring is a place where teeens who have been in jail or a detention center are given a chance to turn their lives around through mentoring programs, classes and more. Once a week they have a Teen Night where they need food providers to sign up and bring food items such as cookies .
Location: Round Rock, TX
Kaylene Ward 512-808-9371 kaylene@resetmentoring.org
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Side by side kids is a faith based after school program with AISD. They are currently accepting volunteers at 2 elementary schools (JJ Pickle Elementary & J. Houston Elementary). Students get snacks/rec time, bible stories, and a socially emotional teaching (i.e. how to deal with bullying, but with bible stories to support it). Their volunteer opportunities are on Fridays & Tuesdays starting at 2pm.
Location: Austin, TX
Raven Johnson469-449-4542raven.johnson@sidebysidekids.org
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Volunteer in food pantry or thright shop as food pantry shopper, food warehouse helper, donation intake helper, etc.
Location: 2000 Railroad Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626
Kathleen Hopkins 512-943-0745 khopkins@caringplacetx.org
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THRIVE is a Teen Challenge program that provides academic and Christ based solutions for girls 12-17 years. Volunteer opportuniutes include : Art projects, Gardening projects, bible studies, career seminars, etc.
Location: 20 Tate Ln, Round Rock, TX 78665
Monica Anderson602-327-8032monica.anderson@tctexas.org
Once your group has chosen a community partner, the next step is to officially submit your project using the button below. This helps us celebrate what God is doing through your group and ensures we can provide any support or resources you may need along the way.
After submitting your project, invite the members of your small group to sign up and get involved. This is also a great opportunity to invite someone outside of your group to get them connected to Christ - a neighbor, a family member, or a co-worker. So if it’s a group member or someone you’ve invited, directing them to register ensures everyone is informed, committed, and ready to serve together in making a difference.
