Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.hendersonsettlement.com

Email: execdir@hsumc.org

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.rbmission.org

Email: bbowling@rbmission.org

Website: https://weinspirit.org/disaster-relief

Website: txcdr.org/hurricane-laura-response

Email: criggle@texas.org

Various projects in our Conference churches and the communities that they serve. A list is available through our Conference Office.

: Centralappalachianumc.org

construction

Website: https://fullercenter.org/disaster-rebuilders/

Email: tkratliff01@gmail.com

Email: gilliam1@twc.com

Website: https://loucon.org/

Email: info@Loucon.org

Altar de Gracia Iglesia Metodista (Altar of Grace Methodist Church) is a new church just outside of La Paz Centro in the area between Managua and León. The first phase of the project includes a new sanctuary, kitchen, and restrooms. Future phases will provide Sunday school rooms and parsonage. Pastor Miguel Zambrana with his wife, Rosa and two children, David and Jared are currently leading worship from the porch of their home.

: theresahasselljones@gmail.com

Website: https://wiumcamps.org/lake-lucerne/

Email: lakelucerne@wisconsinumc.org

Website: www.PineLakeCamp.org

Email: Ncoenen@wisconsinumc.org

Website: https://www.wnccumc.org/disaster-ministries

Email: brogers@wnccumc.org

Hinton Center’s Mission Outreach Program offers year-round opportunities for mission teams, church and civic groups, families, and individuals. Serve for a week or weekend on Safe and Healthy Home Repair projects in our Appalachian community. Projects may include: building ramps, porches, and steps; underpinning mobile homes; painting; repairing floors; and yard work. We emphasize relationships! Through hands-on work and “walking alongside” our neighbors, mission participants open themselves to being served in return, learning that we all have needs and we can help each other. We focus on serving Clay and Cherokee counties, NC, and Towns County, GA. We serve folks who live in poverty, many of whom are single parents, the elderly, individuals with disabilities, or people who are underemployed or unemployed. We encourage all of our volunteers to build relationships with the neighbors they serve and to learn their stories. Mission teams and local volunteers truly impact the lives of our neighbors. Since spring of 2023, over 50 homes have been worked on, with more than 200 projects completed. Our local Woodchucker volunteers lead the efforts in our firewood ministry, helping provide 700 truckloads of firewood annually. GROW Our staff incorporate learning goals into every part of our mission outreach programming. One goal is for each participant to grow in understanding Appalachian culture and rural poverty. While there are unique dynamics and challenges, there are also unique assets. Another goal is spiritual growth. We offer intentional time for learning more about and reflecting on Christ’s teaching to love God, our neighbor, and ourselves. Community building is also a goal, for your group to grow in relationship with one another and others you encounter. RETREAT Your time at Hinton will include lots of physical labor, however, you’ll also experience the hospitality of being a guest at our comfortable retreat facilities. Enjoy afternoons at the lake, playing corn hole, taking a prayerful walk at our labyrinth, and enjoying delicious meals by our dining staff. Although we focus on serving our local community, we also want you to have a formative time to rest, reflect, and renew.

Website: www.HintonCenter.org

: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpSEv95rHLg

Email: dawn@hintoncenter.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community; Assisting with Spanish language outreach to new families in the neighborhood

Website: openarmsumc.org

Email: office@openarmsumc.org

Email: debaugh@lakejunaluska.com

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: https://www.ccumwv.org/cross-ministries

Email: Mchainee@aol.com

Email 2: mchainee@aol.com

Email: dwamorg@juno.com

Email: ohumcoffice@yahoo.com

Website: sash.org

Email: phaverkos@clermontcountyohio.gov

sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.good-works.net

Email: keith@good-works.net

Website: www.jamumc.org

Email: jamjar@midohio.twcbc.com

Community gardening, tree planting, all aspects of agriculture Feeding the community, sorting clothes, all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.endhunger.org

Email: sosahoh@endhunger.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.henryforkcenter.org

Email: henryforkcenter@gmail.com

Website: casowasco.org

Surplus medical supplies and equipment

Website: www.medicalbridges.org

Email: dbole@medicalbridges.org

Construction/Rehab

Website: https://twkumc.galaxydigital.com/

Email: dr.volunteer@twkumc.org

Education (including VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers); Community Outreach

Website: www.mountain-top.org

Photo URL: https://youtu.be/tj2I4idHhjY

Email: jacey@mountain-top.org

Website: https://www.mountain-top.org/

Email: kristin@mountain-top.org

Website: http://reelfootruralministries.org/

Email: robert.reelfoot@gmail.com

Construction; Health (including medical and dental clinics; hospitals; community-based health education); sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: https://missioncentral.org/

Email: jherrold@missioncentral.org

Website: www.themethodisthome.org

Email: Bob.Moon@TheMethodistHome.org

Teaching VBS; Building Repairs

Website: https://opendoorcommunityhouse.org/

Email: execdir_odch@yahoo.com

Website: www.sgaumc.org/disasterresponse

Email: morhilll@gmail.com

Website: www.vashti.org

Email: susano@vashti.org

Hurricane Matthew Response

Website: http://www.umcsc.org/home/ministries/disaster-response/

Email: screcovery@umcsc.org

Our goal is to talk with groups/ministries that are interested in serving in our Border area. We will match gifts of service they bring with opportunities in our area and partner them for a meaningful mission experience for both. We also have opportunities to learn about the culture of the US/Mexico border area; working with refugee/immigration ministries and more. Opportunities to serve on either side of the border (US or Mexico) exist.

Email: shellums@mcfirst.com

community outreach

Website: https://www.missionborderhope.org/

Email: bbaxterballou@att.net

None

Website: www.Goodneighborsettlementhouseinc.org

Email: simbaruns@gmail.com

Email 2: bbradford@goodneighborsettlement.org

construction; rehab

Email: shellums@mcfirst.com

Website: https://riotexasresponse.org/needs

Email: shellums@mcfirst.com

Building/Repairing: Wheelchair Ramps; Handrails; Porches; and Window Frames/Window Screens. Interior and Exterior Painting. Minor Roof Repairs.

Website: www.umarmy.org

Photo URL: http://umarmy.org/wp-content/themes/umarmy-nat/images/footer_logo.png

Email: scottatnip@umarmy.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.urbanpromise.org

Photo URL: https://vimeo.com/463857400

Email: deborah@urbanpromise.org

Email 2: lori@urbanpromise.org

Website: http://wesleyumc-dover.com/?page_id=6328

Email: pastor.amy@wesleyumc-dover.com

Various

Website: circleofcare.org

Email: lfoster@okumc.org

Email: bdavids@greatplainsumc.org

Various

Website: www.nsookc.org

Email: lfoster@okumc.org

Inner City Ministries

Website: https://rebuildingtogetherokc.org/

Email: lfoster@okumc.org

Various

Website: okcamps.org

Email: lfoster@okumc.org

Cabin remodel

Website: www.umc-oimc.org

Email: jdeere@oimc.org

Various

Website: www.umc-oimc.org

Email: jdeere@oimc.org

Parsonage repair

Website: www.umc-oimc.org

Email: jdeere@oimc.org

Website: www.nwtxconf.org/missions.html

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.doornetwork.org

Email: door@doornetwork.org

Website: www.myschicago.org

Website: https://www.ucrogerspark.org/

Email: deaconwes@gmail.com

Website: www.reynoldswood.org

Email: eric@niccamp.org

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: http://www.rockfordworkcamps.org

Photo URL: http://www.rockfordworkcamps.org/RWC/Rockford_Work_Camps_files/RWC%20Logo_2.jpg

Email: rockfordurbanmin@aol.com

Email 2: rockfordworkcamps@gmail.com

Homeless outreach

Website: www.austinstreet.org

Email: daniel.roby@austinstreet.org, karen.milam@austinstreet.org

Construction. General retail in our ReStores

Website: www.dallasareahabitat.org

Email: gweaver@dallas-habitat.org

Unpack and distribute food to families; work with children in summer camp situations; field trips; games; tutoring.

Website: www.dallasbethlehemcenter.org

Unpack and distribute food to families; work with children in summer camp situations; field trips; games; tutoring.

Website: www.DallasBethlehemCenter.org

Email 2: Fran.Lobpries@DallasBethlehemCenter.org

Tutoring

Website: www.projecttransformation.org

Email: info@projecttransformation.org

Website: murphyharpst.org

Email: pkramer@murphyharpst.org

We have ongoing gleaning opportunities across the state and we host mission teams to glean and distribute produce to hunger relief agencies.

Website: www.endhunger.org/hoh/

Website: https://www.crmhome.org/

Email: jduvall@crmhome.org

Website: https://nativeamericanministries.org/native-american-cooperative-ministry/

Email: glocklear@nccumc.org

The team members assisting with housing rehabilitation will spend time replacing roofs; drywall; flooring; insulation; plumbing; and improving accessibility. These are urgent repairs that are needed to keep families from being displaced.

Website: www.pim-nc.org

Email: lee.christian@pim-nc.org

Email 2: partnersinministryinfo@pim-nc.org

Website: www.robesontogether.org

Email: info@robesontogether.org

Website: warmnc.org

Email: averywilson@warmnc.org

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: endhunger.org/alabama

Email: alabama@endhunger.org

sorting clothes; all aspects ofserving the community

Website: https://unityenabler.org

Email: commenab@bellsouth.net

Website: www.urban-ministry.org

Email: garrett@urban-ministry.org

Learn & Serve Ministry; rural global village and urban slum simulation

Website: www.sifat.org

Email: learnandserve@sifat.org

Website: www.sumatanga.org

Email: volunteer@sumatanga.org

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.uppersandmountainparish.org

Email: usmpstaff@hotmail.com

: chris.cone@umcna.org

Website: www.nyac.com/currentdisasterresponse

Website: www.projecthospitality.org

U.M. ARMY provides Christ-centered mission trips for youth, young adults and adults. Teams stay at local Methodist churches and go out into the local communities to help aging and low-income homeowners with home repairs they need. Home repairs can be accessibility ramps, interior/exterior painting, landscaping, light construction

Website: http://ne.umarmy.org

Email: drc@susumc.org

Website: www.ysop.org

Email: ysop@ysop.org

Volunteers are needed to build new homes from the ground up and at all stages of construction. No experience needed. Volunteers are needed to perform "Brush With Kindness" projects. These are exterior minor home repairs as well as yard clean up. Both these activities are in partnership with low to mid income residents. Homeowners are required to work alongside volunteers. Our main funding source for purchasing building materials for these programs are our ReStore (building materials thrift shop); Furniture Store and Thrift Shop. We are required to use new materials in new house construction. Store volunteers are needed.

Website: www.habitatevla.org

Email: director@habitatevla.org

Serving meals; renovations and repairs; general maintanence

Website: www.casaesperanzanm.org

Email: volunteers@casanm.org

Website: www.nmconfum.com/Engaging/Disaster-Response-Program/

Email: umc.disaster.nm@gmail.com

various

Website: www.rmelp.org

Email: info@jlep.org

visit nursing home; clothing ministry; salvage projects; food distribution

Website: http://www.mechuwana.org/

Email: mechuwana@fairPoint.net

Email 2: mechuwana@gmail.com

Repair and remodeling of homes, roof replacement, porches/decks/ramps, painting, etc. for those in need in this rural community.

Website: http://centralvermontmission.org

Email: centralvtmission@gmail.com

Projects house painting/repairs, roof repair, insulating, carpentry, plumbing, electrician etc.

Photo URL: www.umeconomicministry.com

Email 2: helen.pinkham.umem@gmail.com

Website: www.bumpmission.com

We coordinate for our volunteer groups to do a variety of service throughout their week at local organizations. Organizations can change year to year; but typically volunteers will be volunteering at a food bank; domestic violence shelter; refugee resettlement agency; urban sustainability farm; beautification project; or homeless/wrap around services agency. Each of these organizations has professional volunteer coordination; and they plug in our groups depending on the age range and the day-to-day needs of the organization. Activities can range from sorting and organizing food donations; stuffing backpacks for a give-away; sorting through clothing donations; pulling weeds in an urban garden; giving out food directly to the unhoused community on the streets; cleaning apartments that are being prepared for women entering a domestic violence housing program; and much more.

Website: amenstlouis.org

Email: amenstlouis@gmail.com

various; based on skills and interests of group. can include serving with youth; special events (such as back to school events); or projects more manual in nature (raised bed gardens; indoor/outdoor cleaning/sorting/stocking); to name a few!

Website: http://www.lifewisestl.org/

Email: drichter@kingdomhouse.org

building/restoring/rehab/construction

Website: www.missionmissouri.org

Email: missionmissouri1j@gmail.com

Website: www.umcdisaster.org

Email: office@moumethodist.org

Website: https://www.ccsomo.org/volunteer/

Email: scronkhite@ccsomo.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; Disability Ministry

Website: www.hopehollowms.org

Email 2: ghawkins@hopehollowms.org

The Mississippi Long-Term Recovery consists of both new construction projects and repairs. The repair projects can include but are not limited to, repair/replace drywall, repair/replace facia/soffit, replace vinyl siding, replace windows, repair/replace flooring/subfloor, replace cabinets/vanities/countertops, replace interior/exterior doors, priming/painting in MS Delta (Issaquena, Sharkey, Humphreys Counties); Northeast MS (Monroe County)

Website: http://www.mississippi-umc.org/disasterresponse

Email: cadam@mississippi-umc.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: http://sites.google.com/site/choctawmethodists

Email: patbattle67@gmail.com

Email: dlbeckley@rustcollege.edu,

sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: seashoremission494763781.wordpress.com

Email: Seashoremission856@outlook.com

Website: http://www.fmsc.org

Email: bshimshock@fmsc.org

Email: keith.shew@minnesotaumc.org

Community Outreach; Education (including VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers); Agriculture (including work with livestock; crops; tree planting)

Website: www.casscommunity.org

Photo URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys79piSqMq0

Email: spethoud@casscommunity.org

Our approach focuses on maintaining local ownership, empowering local leadership, and identifying local solutions. Our mission teams are focused on training and equipping local staff to do the work because we believe that the best way to make a lasting impact is to empower the local community to take ownership of their own development. By training local staff, we are not only providing them with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed, but we are also investing in the future of their communities.

: Yasmine@helpingchildrenworldwide.org

Website: https://gccpnewberry.wixsite.com/my-site?fbclid=IwAR0iw_48yq2WSBjPz4K3fPf8uAc3JpuHB7PLg7Ym083dUoZH-2zW6v0hTiQ

Email: RHildebrant@umcmission.org

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: http://motownmission.org

Photo URL: https://youtu.be/vhWgzqLwyRc

Email: director@motownmission.org

Various

Website: www.dulaccommunitycenter.org

Email: info@dulaccommunitycenter.org

: pam.tedrow@impact2818.org

Construction; Education (including VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers); Agriculture (including work with livestock; crops; tree planting); Community Outreach

Email: howellkv@sbcglobal.net

Food pantry/education

Website: hopebr.org

Photo URL: http://www.hopeworksbr.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Hope_headerlogo.png

Email 2: jsimmons@hopebr.org

Construction; Education (including VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers); Agriculture (including work with livestock; crops; tree planting); Community Outreach

Email: khowell@la-umc.org

This facility will be used for a variety of purposes. When a disaster strikes in the area it will be used for Early Response Teams. During Long Term Recovery VIM rebuild teams will be using the facility - as they are right now to repair and rebuilt homes. Long term; when we are not responding to disaster it will be utilized to host mission teams who come to work in the area on homes in this low income area. Hopefully; they will offer other opportunities thru opportunities like VBS.

Website: www.la-umc.org

Email: eburleigh@la-umc.org

Email 2: larainewaughtal@laumcmissions.org

Volunteers help with painting and maintaining older buildings; pressure washing; small construction projects and repairs of our residential children's home.

Website: www.macdonnellchildren.org

Photo URL: http://www.macdonellchildren.org/files/MacDonell-2-color_221x93.jpg

Email: kchampagne@macdonellchildren.org

Meals and construction

Website: http://www.northrampartcommunity.com/

Email: stmarksumcnola@gmail.com

Website: www.cfum.org

Email: admin@cfum.org

rebuilds and rehabs

Website: https://www.iaumc.org/disasterministries

Email: Disaster.Response@iaumc.org

Website: http://www.hub25.org

Email: jessica@hub25.org

Website: http://www.okobojicamp.com/

Email: eric@okobojicamp.com

Wesley Woods Camp and Retreat Center is a beautiful 344 acre property where God shows up for all people through spaces we prepare. In this project, we hope to maintain and repair the camp's facilities and grounds. Work can include construction, remodeling, painting, grounds work, and similar tasks. Complete work list will be shared at a later date.

Website: wesleywoodsiowa.org

Photo URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C18UJqC5_8

Email: sean.gundersen@iaumc.org

Website: http://impact2818.org/sites/adventure/

Email: ca@impact2818.org

Email: pam.tedrow@impact2818.org

Website: http://impact2818.org/sites/rivervale/

Email: ptedrow@impact2818.com

Developing Principled Christian Leaders

Website: http://impact2818.org

: ef@impact2818.org

Woodlands development & maintenance

Website: www.dayspringnaumc.com

Email: Dayspringnaumc@gmail.com

Kit building, Build desks, Repairing Sewing Machines or Bicycles

Website: www.midwestmissiondc.org

Email: office@midwestmission.org

ASP is a Christian ministry; open to all people; that inspires hope and service through volunteer home repair and replacement in Central Appalachia.

Website: www.asphome.org

Email: jrickert@asphome.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.thebeth.org

Photo URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwPK2t_zXmU&t=36s

Email: rsmith@thebeth.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: https://www.holston.org/jubileeproject

Email: jubileeyouthcoordinator@gmail.com

onstruction/rehab; all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.morganscottproject.org

Email: morganscott@highland.net

Email 2: mspctompkins@gmail.com

Summer home rehab and repairs for elderly and disabled; Emergency plumbing, electrical, and handicap ramps all year long. Cutting; splitting and preparing firewood for winter heating. Delivering firewood once a month November to March.

Website: www.projectcrossroads.org

Email 2: projectcrossroads@yahoo.com

Website: www.neighborhoodrising.org

Email: info@ncicamden.com

Work on a new activity/ outdoor meeting space or repair on existing structures

Website: www.campfontanelle.com

Email: rsiver@greatplainsumc.org

Website: camplakeside.camp

Photo URL: https://media-exp1.licdn.com/dms/image/C4D0BAQFrtm-qtMz2aw/company-logo_200_200/0?e=1589414400& v=beta&t=jJIuq1prU0Zimk4DCExf-Mx4SZrhaVd1OPRl80wuFE4

Email: cirwin@greatplainsumc.org

Join us for a rewarding volunteer project to refresh the exterior of our lodge! We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help us apply a new coat of paint, enhancing the beauty and longevity of our community space. This project not only revitalizes the lodge but also fosters camaraderie among participants. Supplies will be provided, and no prior painting experience is necessary. Come out and lend a hand, enjoy some refreshments, and take pride in making a significant improvement to our beloved lodge. Your involvement will help create a welcoming environment for all who visit! The process will begin with thorough preparation, which may include some repairs to the wood, scraping away any old paint, and cleaning the surfaces before applying primer. Following this, volunteers will work in teams to paint the lodge, giving it a fresh and vibrant look. All necessary supplies will be provided, so no prior painting experience is required. After the painting is complete, we’ll wrap up with a clean-up and final walk-through to admire our collective effort.

Website: http://norwesca.org

Photo URL: https://www.norwesca.org/facilityphotos?pgid=lrthq6ii-0550a765-

Email: bmay@greatplainsumc.org

Our group mission experiences are a combination of hands-on work; educational opportunities; and small-group learning for youth and adults based around issues of hunger; poverty; and food security (ex: Food security and food justice; Community gardens; Basic gardening skills; Advocacy).

Website: BigGarden.org

Email: kwilwerding@biggarden.org

Our group mission experiences are a combination of hands-on work; educational opportunities; and small-group learning for youth and adults based around issues of hunger; poverty; and food security. Depending on the length of your stay; topics and activities may include: Food security and food justice; Community gardens; Systemic issues of hunger and poverty; Mutuality in mission; Basic gardening skills; Seed saving; Shopping in a food pantry; How to shop with food stamps (SNAP); What is the poverty line?; Race and poverty; Homelessness and working in a shelter; Advocacy; Food preservation; Composting

Website: BigGarden.org

Email: info@biggarden.org

Home Construction

Website: www.wichitahabitat.org

Email: smarsh@greatplainsumc.org

VBS; Food Pantry

Email: pahokeefumc@bellsouth.net

Email: jhockin@flumc.org

Website: habitatsev.org

Email: Coralie.gilson@yahoo.com

Website: https://www.epaumc.org/connectional-ministries/mission-outreach/disaster/

Photo URL: https://youtu.be/22u5Me0YnqQ

Email: projectrestoration@epaumc.org

Website: https://www.stjumc.org/1st-gallery

Home Repair of all types

Website: www.bluerosemission.org

Email: workmission@bluerosemission.org

A host site for mission teams doing work in Ashtabula county. We work in conjunction with H20 Missions.

Website: http://jeffersonumc.org/

Email: mczayka@kent.edu

sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.northstreetmission.org

Email: northstreetmission@gmail.com

all aspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.urbanmission.org

Email: asteele@urbanmission.org

Website: www.dakcamps.org/camps/lake-poinsett

Email: lpc@dakcamps.org

allaspects of agriculture; sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community; Workingin soup kitchen

Website: www.treeofliferelief.org

Photo URL: treeoflifeministry@tolboutique

Email: treeoflife@gwtc.net

Website: http://spiritlakeministrycenter.org

Email: SLministry@hotmail.com

Email: wac@dakcamps.org

Website: www.ctcumc.org/disasterresponse

Email: SusanLuttrell@ctcumc.org

Repairs and renovation

Website: www.ctcym.org

Email: clairecondrey@ctcumc.org

Small maintenance work around the building; cleaning gardens; working with children in a literacy program; outside games with children; youth devotionals; youth games; working with senior citizens; food pantry stocking and cleaning

Website: www.unitedcommunitycenters.org

Email: fmartinez@unitedcommunitycenters.org

Solar Oven Partners is an Advance Special mission founded and located in the Dakotas Annual Conference. Through this mission, volunteers manufacture components of solar ovens which we ship, unassembled (Ikea-style, as I like to describe it) to the locations where they will be distributed, currently the Dominican Republic and Sierra Leone and The Navajo Nation in New Mexico and Arizona. Volunteers in Mission travel to these locations to assemble ovens and assist in the two-day cooking seminar for oven recipients. We cook in the ovens with the recipients and conclude each seminar with a meal of solar-cooked food.

: https://solarovenpartners.org

: klworkman1@outlook.com

Website: meetingground.org

Email: dane@meetingground.org

Website: www.ysop.org

Email: ysop@ysop.org

all aspects of agriculture

Email: mlpccw@aol.com

Teams will do general construction and clean up of small homes built for the poor; those with mental and physical handicaps; prison release; and homeless. There will be accompanying projects such as community garden spaces to be built; a community chicken coop; community playground; community building; and bunkhouse for the homeless.

Website: http://www.echofreeclinic.org

Photo URL: http://www.echofreeclinic.org/uploads/1/6/1/5/16158868/1814630771_orig.jpg

Email: mightywarriorrocks@yahoo.com

sorting clothes; all aspects of serving the community

Website: www.foodbanknca.org

Photo URL: http://www.foodbanknca.org/images/originalfblogo_rev.png?crc=3842427218

Email: directorfbnca@centurytel.net

Website: www.heifer.org

Email: reservations@heifer.org

Repairs and renovation

Email: vim@arumc.org

Groundskeeping/trail upkeep; rehabilitation of older buildings for classroom space and housing.

Website: www.mountsequoyah.org

Photo URL: http://mountsequoyah.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/MtSequoyah-FinalLogo-01.png

Email: emily.gentry@mountsequoyah.org

Construction/rehab; Community Gardening, tree planting, all aspects of agriculture

Website: www.ozarkmissionproject.org

Email: bfaulkner@ozarkmissionproject.org

Email 2: hfrench@ozarkmissionproject.org

Teaching VBS; tutoring; workshops for teachers; pastors; health workers

Website: www.arm-al.org

Email 2: lisa@arm-al.org

all aspects of agriculture

Website: www.aldersgatecamp.org

Email: dave@aldersgatecamp.org

VBS; tutoring; feeding; sorting clothes; other community services

Website: www.gracekidschurch.com

Email: pastorcorey@gracekidschurch.com

Working with the Housing Development Alliance; teams can expect to work in various new home construction and existing home rehabilitation projects. These projects may include but are not limited to setting floor joist; raising walls roofing; shingling; painting; building handicapped ramps; replacing doors and windows; framing and general home repair work.

Website: www.housingdevelopmentalliance.org

Email: janie@housingdevelopmentalliance.org

Website: www.mcc.org

Email: appalachiaAdmin@mcc.org

Priority Projects: 1) Tanzania Women Development, Orphans and Vulnerable Children School - Dar es Salaam - This project is to build a pre-school for orphans and vulnerable children. It will help to train girls and all children to take care of themselves by providing mental, spiritual, physical, and material assistanc

Website: https://advance.umcmission.org/p-1532-wa-mushidi-mutwale-ntambo.aspx

Priority Projects: 1) Aguada Methodist Church Parsonage Restoration - This parsonage turned Student House needs repairs and painting to meet the needs of students living there and for community usage. Volunteers can also help build an evangelistic and mission program for students connected to house as well as for the surrounding church schools. 2) Goodwill Institute in Malvin - Building to be used for Goodwill Institute, a program designed to assist young people with special needs, needs roof, wall and floor work, general repairs and painting, as well as, the construction of ramps, handrails, etc. for proper wheelchair access. 3) Mercedes Methodist Church - Volunteers needed to help paint sanctuary once humidity problem has been resolved and build furniture to complete the kitchen construction. 4) Renacer Summer Camp and Retreat Center - Volunteers are needed to build a new double cabin as well as to continue the revitalization effort of this area, including construction, farming and landscaping. 5) Church of the Cross and Eugene Stockwell Student Center in Salto - Dorms, sitting rooms, bathrooms, hallway, kitchen and stairs of the Student Center are in need of painting as well as the sanctuary, Pastor's Office, sitting room, and bathroom of the Church. The basement of this facility also needs repairs and painting before it can be used furthe

Priority Projects: 1) United Methodist Church Construction in Morogoro - construction of a church and evangelistic center (Advance #15059N) 2) Susannah Wesley Training Center in Morogoro - Training women in skills and enabling them to be self-sufficient and educating children (Advance #3020705) 3) Wesley Primary School in Morogoro - Building classrooms and providing vulnerable children with an education (Advance #3020704) 4) Morogoro United Methodist Preschools in Morogoro, Mangae, Mbabala, Dodoma - Building classrooms and developing educational materials to improve educational instruction (Advance #15048N) 5) Morogoro Pastors' Training Center in Morogoro - Teaching skills to local pastors, enabling them to serve new congregations and communities (Advance #3020710) 6) Reaching Out Ministry in Morogoro - Supporting and growing small churches in rural areas to spread Christian teachings (Advance #15053

Website: https://advance.umcmission.org/p-1533-kalangwa-umba-ilunga.aspx

Priority Projects: Magu, Tanzania: 1) Secondary School Construction - The church is working towards finishing a secondary school to serve vulnerable families who are struggling to fund secondary education for their children, something that is not free in Tanzania. Walls are already completed with work left to be done on roofing, plaster, and finishing. 2) Church Construction - The Methodist Church in Tanzania is in need of assistance in creating homes for their churches to meet in and church construction on several churches in Magu. 3) Medical Clinic/Community Health Seminars - The church at Magu has a fully functional, new medical clinic. The clinic is fully licensed and the doctor operating the clinic is retired from government service with many years of experience. The clinic would welcome medical teams to help with the never ending case load as well as helping lead public health seminars. 4) Church Seminars - Magu is the headquarters of the Methodist Church in Tanzania. It is a strong church that can benefit from any number of trainings and conference for youth, adults, women and men's groups, and pastor

Website: https://www.facebook.com/EricandLizSoard

Priority Projects: 1) Leadership Training for Pastors - Barcelona - Training pastors for the work of the church is a top priority, and there is a need for qualified theology and Bible teachers and professors to help or do the training. Groups will meet for a week of intensive training for training. 2) Leadership training for Laity - Barcelona - This leadership training will be an emphasis on evangelism and discipleship. This project's goal is to host teams of people that can provide guidance and hands-on evangelism experiences. With the spiritual awakening in Spain right now, the Evangelical UMC in Spain wants to learn from other Methodist Churches globally and use this season to emphasize the need to reach the lost, the least, and the last for transformed lives that reveal Chris

Operation Classroom is a non-profit organization that partners with the United Methodist Church in Liberia and Sierra Leone in an effort to empower the people to rise out of poverty through education. Operation Classroom in partnership with Liberia United Methodist Church provides scholarships for young women and men to attend Secondary School. These students' progress is carefully monitored by our partners in Liberia to assure the students grades, attendance and conduct are meeting the requirement of their scholarship. Our support is particularly important to help boost the teacher salaries as UM schools do not receive government support for their teachers. In Sierra Leone, we have scholarships for assisting the Secondary Schools by covering the fees of students who need assistance. These students are monitored to be sure they are meeting the requirements of the scholarship. Less and less support is needed for the UM Schools because the government is funding teacher salaries for all certified teachers. The Taiama Enterprise Academy (TEA) is an innovative boarding school that has the potential to break the cycle of poverty through developing the entrepreneurial side of creative, hard-working young men and women.

Website: https://www.operationclassroom.org

: thegoulds@iquest.net

More info on Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/emusdakar.nordfoire?locale=fr_FR

: surintendant@emusn.org

Priority Projects: 1) Sembehun Church Construction Project - Moyamba West District ?Finish construction of the church which includes roofing, windows, doors, tiling, painting, furniture, toilet, water well, plumbing and electrical installation. 2) Rehabilitation of Church Building - Gbangbatoke, Moyamba East District, Southern Province - Work includes a new roof, ceiling, doors, windows, furniture, water well with overhead water reservoir, and plumbing and electrical installation. 3) Church Construction Project - Bawaila, Kailahun District - Construction of a new church 4) Church Construction Project - Pujehun Town - Construction of a new church 5) Parsonage Construction Project - Masorie, SL - Construction of a new parsonage 6) Church Building Construction Project - Moyiba, Kissy Brook Freetwon, Western District of Sierra Leone - Construction of a new church buildi

Website: https://rhettthompson.weebly.com

Priority Projects: Mobile Medical Clinic - Serving throughout Paraguay - provide medical services while sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ, especially in remote and poor areas of Paraguay 1) Provide minimum of 4 or 5 medical campaigns in different parts of Paraguay: Yrybucua, Chaco, Lambare, Luque, and Matachi. 2) Coordinate with pastor and members in the community to help provide medical personnel with registrations, basic screening, and sharing the gospe

Priority Projects: 1) Elk UMC - two large church buildings in need of repair and children and youth and children ministries. 2) Stare Juchy UMC - in need of volunteers to lead children and youth camps 3) Gliwice UMC - Native English speakers needed to help with English training. There is also need for work with youth ministry development. The church building is in need of roof repair and interior painting. 4) Tarnow UMC - the church is in need of some repairs and renovation, walls and windows need painting. This church is also in need of worship groups to help lead worship and workshops for the congregation. 5) Kielce UMC - this church is looking for volunteers who want to help with the children?s and youth ministr

Website: https://www.twelvechurches.org/

Priority Projects: 1) San Fransico Libre Region - Building and restoring clean water resourc

Priority Projects: 1) Acahulinca Church, Managua - The construction on the church needs to be completed including interior walls, stucco and painting, ceramic tile floor, and the electrical work. 2) Mateare Parsonage, Mateare - The completion of construction on the parsonage is needed including electrical work, Gypsom top interior walls, painting and drop ceiling. 3) Guest Rooms, Loma Linda Church, Managua - Volunteers needed to construct 2nd level of three guest rooms. (Advance #14853

Priority Projects: 1) Housing Project - Leon, Nicaragua - El Ayudante is partnering with the 28th of May Community and the Marononal Community to help with the construction of concrete houses for community members. These houses will replace their current houses, which are mostly made of plastic and metal. In total, the goal is to build approximately 200 house

Website: eanicaragua.com

Priority Projects: 1) El Porvenir Watershed Protection - Volunteers needed to work alongside Nicaraguan villagers on a sustainable watershed protection and reforestation project. Team members will work with beneficiary families to protect their micro-watershed. Tree nurseries will be started and trees planted to protect the local water supply. Teams will also build ecofogones (enclosed fireboxes with chimneys that reduce the amount of wood needed for cooking, thereby reducing future deforestation). (Advance #525000 - El Porvenir, Clean Water and Sanitatio

Website: http://www.elporvenir.org

Priority Projects: 1) Rehabilitation, restoration and refurbishment of district superintendent houses, pastoral residences and chapels in Nampula, Sofala, Nhatsanga, Distrito, Tete, Manica, Niassa, and South Zambezi. 2) Ranzanane Project "Love Each Other" in Sofala Province-Gorongosa District ? Assisting displaced families from political turmoil with agricultural/farming techniques and educatio

Priority Projects: 1) Ganta United Methodist Hospital - Nimba County, Liberia a. The hospital is in need of an entire plumbing system overhaul, it is outfitted with plumbing from 1946 that needs to be replaced. b. The labor and delivery unity is very busy and cramped, they need to extend the unit and replace the floors, windows, and bathroom

Website: gantahospital.com

Manos Juntas supports the community in many ways. Everyone is eligible for care at the Clinic. Education for children and adults is available at Vamos Tamaulipas and the Susanna Wesley Institute. The House of Hope Children's Home provides care for orphans. The Day Care, Guarderia Pequelandia, is a trusted place for parents during the work day. The Community Center will be a place for celebrations, church gathering, concerts and plays.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/manosjuntasvimmexico/

: manosjuntasmexico@hotmail.com

Priority Projects: 1) Geffie United Methodist Church- Barrabo Circuit - With the civil war in Liberia, the church was deserted and as a result the building collapsed. The congregation, 115 people, is currently worshiping in a rented building, but they are building a concrete structure. 2) Parsonage for Cape Palmas District - Haper, Maryland County- There is a desire to build a structure to house the District Superintendent and have offices in the structure as wel

Website: https://www.facebook.com/campwesley/

3 to 5 day trips in Southern Arizona with partners in humanitarian immigration services

: azjfon.org

: scottwmorris47@gmail.com

Priority Projects: 1) Mission's National Headquarters Facility - Tegucigalpa - Currently working on the 3rd floor of the 5 story building. This floor has the most electrical and plumbing required as it will have a kitchen, dining room, 6 bedrooms with private bathrooms, extra bathrooms, small apartment and laundry are

Website: umhondurasmission.org

Priority Projects: 1) Limon Clinic, Limon, Colon, Honduras - The main clinic in Limon includes living quarters for up to 32 people. From there volunteer medical/dental teams needed to care for people in Limon clini

Website: https://chhf.org

Priority Projects: 1) Cloisters Renovations, St. Anns Bay, Jamaica - The Cloisters camp site has been used to offer ministry to children and youths over many years, and it has been used for the molding of minds but mainly in helping create leaders for both church and society. It has also served other denominations and has the potential of being self-sufficient. It is with this in mind the Jamaica Methodist District is embarking on the facility?s restoration and expansion. The aim is to renovate the main buildings which are used for accommodation, namely Building 1 (Old Manse) and Building 2 (Conference Centre). There is also plans to develop the overall property to include other buildings for accommodations. This will be an ongoing project and they are seeking the assistance of teams in any way possibl

Website: https://www.saludypaz.org

Website: https://missionguatemala.com

Priority Projects: 1) Bethesda Clinic Extension Project - Quetzaltenango, Guatemala - The extension of this clinic is to provide a space for the prevention of disease where cervical cancer screenings, hypertension class, DM class, etc. can be carried out. Currently this facility has an outpatient unit, dental clinic, ophthalmology clinic, a pharmacy, an X-ray room, an endoscopy, and an operation room. 2) Cataract Camp Project - Quetzaltenango, Guatemala - Due to very strong UV light, cataract is very common in Guatemala, and yet, the surgery is not affordable. The project for to invite ophthalmology teams to perform cataract surgeries. The team must stay for a week or tw

Website: https://www.healingguatemala.org

Priority Projects: 1) 1st 1000 Days - San Juan, Guatemala - The "1st 1000 Days" is a global initiative to care for the health and nutrition of mother and child from conception thru age two. It is a program endorsed by UMCOR and a host of other international organizations and ODIM is aligning its existing nutrition and maternal health programs with this powerful program. 2) Health thru Housing - San Pablo, Guatemala - ODIM's Health Thru Housing Program is one in which volunteers work under the direction of local builders to build new cinder block homes for the poorest of the poor who live in our service area. Referrals come from our clinic staff who first work with patients and become aware of home situations that are literally so rough as to be unhealthy for the family. Other than Medical and Dental teams, our "Health Thru Housing" home construction program is a primary way in which UMVIM teams can connect and serve the people of San Pabl

Website: http://www.odimguatemala.org

Priority Projects: 1) Stove Builders of Guatemala - Promoting health and self-sufficiency by teaching Mayans how to build fuel-efficient, vented stoves that provide improved health, environmental, and economic conditions (Advance #3022040) 2) Children?s Sunday & Vacation Bible Schools - Training teachers and providing materials for Vacation Bible School and Sunday Scho

Website: https://advance.umcmission.org/p-1715-ramirez-lourdes.aspx

Priority Projects: 1) Stove Building - Quiche, Solola, Quetzaltenango, San Marcos - Creation of women's circles initiated with the construction of a stove to provide women with the free time and energy to participate in holistic programming that includes nutrition, health, and literacy. No skills needed and the work will be supervised by skilled local masons. 2) No skills needed and the work will be supervised by skilled local masons. 3) Sanitation and Drainage - Highland Mayan communities are becoming more densely populated because of the mountainous topography that constrains safe housing sites. This project is to help with the waste water treatment and community drainage system that was developed by VMI Engineering. No skills needed and the work will be supervised by skilled local mason

Website: http://highlandsupportproject.org

Priority Projects: 1) Expansion of Methodist School - Ahuachapan, El Salvador - Building a multi-story building to be used as the Methodist School through the completion of high school. Additionally, construction of permanent office space for the Conference will also be part of this project. 2) Iglesia Evangelica Metodista Vida Nueva - San Salvador, El Salvador - Completion of classroom/clinic addition and renovation of current church facilit

Website: https://www.salvadoranmissionprojects.com

Various projects in the Dominican Republic include: -basic construction on various church properties, schools, and clinics -specialized medical opportunities for medical professionals -education for youth and children, as well as computer training for adults Maximum number of team members: 15 Volunteers will be hosted at churches, guesthouses, and hotels [depending on location and type of work] Meals may be provided for a cost at certain project sites Last updated: 8/3/2024 Translators are available, along with skilled local workers for guidance with construction

: samanard@gmail.com

Priority Projects: 1) El Sembrador, Pastocalle Methodist Primary School - Pastocalle, Cotopaxi Province - This school is in a rural community, and it is lacking in classroom space. This project is to expand the school on the land that was purchased by the Iglesia Methodista in 2012. There are also plans to have facilities there for Methodist Youth Cam and a Methodist Retreat Center for the region (it is located about 50 south of Quito). Teams are needed to help in the construction of the classrooms and Methodist facilities. 2) Construction of Church Facilities for Children's Ministries in Ecuador. This project includes several locations in different regions on Ecuador. (Advance #302154

Website: https://advance.umcmission.org/p-1519-flores-sara.aspx

Priority Projects 1) Horni Pocernice, Diakonie - Prague, Czech Republic - Christian Help Center - Renovate and reconstruct a large facility on 4 acres of land to be used as a shelter, which part of the facility is already in use for this purpose. The work may include reconstruction, gardening, and preparing programs for children and families. (Advance #00399

Website: https://advance.umcmission.org/p-1573-maleka-jean-claude-masuka.aspx

Priority Projects: 1) Methodist Children's Home - Coronado, Costa Rica - Two of the five houses are completed. Current projects include the construction of the multi-purpose facility and perimeter fence on the property as the ministry to abandoned and homeless children continues. 2) Agape Methodist Church and Medical Clinic - Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica - The clinic welcomes small teams of doctors, dentists, and optometrists to help with the clinic with their weekend "Health Fairs". 3) Construction of Sanctuary/Sunday School Rooms - El Tigre, Costa Rica - Teams needed to help complete a parsonage; there is not currently one there. The sanctuary often floods in the rainy seasons, so teams are needed to help in resolving that issue in the 4 year plan that has been put together for both the parsonage and the sanctuary. 4) Guapiles Methodist Church - Guapiles, Costa Rica - Teams need to begin construction of a permanent sanctuary on a beautiful piece of land just outside of town. 5) Limon Methodist Church - Caribbean Coast - This church has begun its initial construction of their first building, but there is need for teams to assist in order to continue their ministry in this sector of the countr