Why Mike Volunteers with Us

Sometimes it takes just doing what you already love to do and pushing it in a slightly new direction to make a huge impact for others. One of our most faithful volunteers this season has been Mike. He’s been giving us his time and truck to help pick up food that gets delivered to local families struggling to make ends meet. Why does Mike do it? He says, “I started with an ask to help pick up food for a few families that didn't have anything for Thanksgiving. But I stayed on, and now I pick up a few times a week. Since December we have been bringing over 1,000 pounds of food a week to Chester. I love that Greenhouse Project is looking to help families and senior centers. It’s now part of my routine.”

You guys. If you’ve been following our video clips on social, you’ve seen Mike’s beast of a pickup truck! With a little extra time carved out of his week and a truck he already loves to drive, Mike brings full truck loads of fresh food to our neighbors. We tell him in person, and we will say it here again… THANK YOU, MIKE for your willingness to help and showing up with a smile each time. We love you and our neighbors do too!

ARE YOU FEELING A LITTLE NUDGE?

We need new volunteers this season! If you’ve ever served in ministry or given a really awesome gift to someone, you already know how much a heart overflows with true joy from the act of giving. In just a few weeks our Events page will be filled with volunteer opportunities. Everything from community clean ups to revamping a playground… but don’t wait until then. Connect with us now to see how your gifts and talents can help the Greenhouse impact grow!

Attention: Here’s what we need… If you are passionate about anything on this list and wondering if we could use your skills, the answer is YES. Please contact us to learn more!

  • Contractors / DIY / Handyman / Fix-it people

  • Gardeners / Greenthumbs

  • Recovery Coaches

  • Mentors / Vehicle Drivers

  • Graphic Designers / Social Media Enthusiast

  • Administrative Support

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