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MHNA is a growing faith-based, non-profit neighborhood organization dedicated to serving low-income and immigrant households in the ethnically diverse NYC neighborhood of Murray Hill in Flushing, Queens. Our vision is to demonstrate the love of Christ to our neighbors through community service.
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Contact: Mark Perri mhna150@gmail.com 917-596-5372
The Re-Uzit Shop of New Holland is seeking volunteers for front and back of house (cashier, donation receiver, clothing processing/pricing, greeter, and so much more). Our goal is to provide our local community and beyond with lightly used and new to you products, such as furniture, clothing, jewelry, home decor, books, and so much more. By volunteering your time at The Re-Uzit Shop of New Holland you are aiding the MCC (Mennonite Central Committee) in responding to basic human needs. MCC’s main priorities in carrying out its purpose are disaster relief, sustainable community development and justice and peace building.
If you are interested in providing your service as a volunteer, please visit our store or go to our website http://www.newhollandreuzit.org/Volunteer/Become-a-volunteer for a volunteer application.
Contact: Danielle Brooks dani@newhollandreuzit.onmicrosoft.com 717-354-8355 ext. 102
Habecker Mennonite Church is looking for volunteers to teach Sunday school for grades 4-8, mostly Karen refugees. In addition to their native language of Karen, the children understand English fairly well. Volunteers can rotate by month or certain weeks of the month. Clearances required. Habecker Mennonite is a growing intercultural congregation that worships in two languages: Karen and English. A majority are Karen refugees from Burma (Myanmar) who recently settled in the Lancaster area. Website: habeckerchurch.com
Contact: Chris Landes cdlandes@habeckerchurch.com 717-808-5572
Habecker Mennonite Church is looking for volunteers each week to play with toddler-age children of Karen refugee church members during the worship service 10 – 11:30 a.m. Children understand both English and Karen and would benefit from age-appropriate play and activities. This would enable parents to be able to attend the church service. Clearances required. Hoping for enough volunteers to schedule once a month. Habecker Mennonite is a growing intercultural congregation that worships in two languages: Karen and English. A majority are Karen refugees from Burma (Myanmar) who recently settled in the Lancaster area. Website: habeckerchurch.com
RiversEdge is seeking help to support the “anglo” portion of the congregation. Help with worship team and children’s church needed. Children’s helpers will need current child care checks.
Contact: Rhoda Yost rhodamy@gmail.com
RiversEdge is seeking a partnership with a supporting congregation to help RiversEdge reach its urban ministry goals. RiversEdge has a growing, diverse ministry among immigrant communities in the southern side of Lancaster city. Four to six meetings per year anticipated.
RiversEdge is looking for a mechanically inclined individual needed to oversee building maintenance and oversee volunteer helpers. Work would involve monitoring facilities needs, creating job lists, coordinating volunteer helpers, and overseeing work quality.
RiversEdge is looking for a mechanically inclined individual needed to do building maintenance once a month. Work would involve simple handyman kinds of jobs.
RiversEdge needs help to supply child care during the Sewing Café on Thursday mornings 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Child protection checks required. The Sewing Café teaches basic sewing skills. Just childcare requested, but a lesson or story would be a huge plus.
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