Outreach Opportunities

Make a difference locally with our Outreach Opportunities!

Longview Chapel’s Outreach Team seeks to support local charities with donations and volunteers. Our recent projects include providing meals once a month for youth at HALO; various clothing and food collections; packaging diapers for Happy Bottoms; and helping retired clergy with outdoor and indoor tasks. We strive to include all ages in our Outreach activities when appropriate. Our team meets on the second Monday of each month at 1:00 PM at the Chapel to discuss new and upcoming volunteer and donation opportunities. Interested in being a part of our mission? Scroll to see our current and ongoing projects that YOU can make a difference with!

MONTHLY GIVING & VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Nearly every month we host a donation drive or a volunteer event for Chapel friends to get involved with. See our articles in the Chapel’s monthly newsletters to know what our current and upcoming projects are. We aim to include all ages in our volunteer opportunities, and encourage adults and children alike to help us make a difference!

POP TABS COLLECTION

We are always collecting pop tabs, which are then donated to Ronald McDonald House, a charity that supports families who have children receiving cancer treatment. For every tab donated, a child receives one minute of free chemotherapy. Our most recent donation totaled 9,500 tabs!

MONTHLY HALO MEAL

Once a month, the Chapel provides a meal for youth at HALO. Each month’s meal is delivery on the fourth Wednesday and has a different theme with specific items needed. Those interested in donating can sign up to bring items on the whiteboard in Long Hall.

CURRENT PROJECT: PET SUPPLY COLLECTION

For the month of August, we are collecting pet supplies to be donated to Care Beyond the Boulevard, an organization that provides medical care, support services, and resources to individuals and their beloved animals who are experiencing homelessness. Items may be brought to Long Hall and placed in the designated bin. Thank you!