Opportunities to serve in Tucson

    Interfaith Community Services

Donate food for ICS food boxes, place non-perishable food in baskets outside the sanctuary. Want to do more? Contact Sandy Brickley at ICS at 297-6049

     VISIT www.icstucson.org for more information. 

                 Salvation Army Donations

The Salvation Army is accepting donations at their donation center/store at 5757 N Oracle Rd. Drop off hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. M-F, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Questions? Contact Will De Boer 744-9125.

      HIV/AIDS Ministry

Volunteer in this ministry of compassion and love. Contact Tom Berresford at 299-6578 or tomb1222@aol.com.

            Good News Club

Join a group of those eager to start a "Good News" club in a nearby elementary school. Contact Lois Wilford at 742-4206.

   Habitat For Humanity

Join the team of St. Andrew's volunteers working on a Habitat House each Tuesday morning. Contact Fred Barney at 887-5540.

       Just Coffee

Buy coffee which helps farmers in Mexico earn a living wage- Sandy Kreamer at 575-0413.

        Open Table

Be part of a team of twelve St Andrews folks walking alongside an individual/family working to escape homelessness of poverty. Contact Craig Littlefield at 299-6851.

     Tucson Refugee Ministry

Be apart of a group preparing for, welcoming and coming alon side a refuggee family coming to Tucson. Contact Judy Herzog at 299-4430

      Stars Mentoring

STARS Mentors - Become a mentor to a child of an incarcerated parent through Big Brothers and Big Sisters. Contact Ginny Richardson at 577-0167.

           Sandwich Squad

The Sandwich Squad groups collect or assemble lunches once every eight weeks. Each family is responsible for 10 lunches. y church members and non-members have formed new groups and made new friends. If you are not in a group and would like to participate contact Craig Littlefield at craig.littlefield@comcast.net.  

 

Interfaith Community Services : clients are recipients of service from several different groups

Two couples built a new wheelchair ramp, did yard clean-up, and laid a small block patio for an ICS neighbor who cares for two handicapped adults in her home. They were reminded that God will bless whom He chooses to bless and He knows better than we.

Four men worked together to weed and clean up the yard of a homebound ICS neighbor who has severe allergies. They found great satisfaction

in helping  make her home healthier for her.

 

 One St. Andrew’s family gave a monetary gift to ICS to help a struggling family.

 The Widows’ Group also gave a monetary gift to ICS. Realizing that many of the ICS recipients are widows, the ladies had a clear vision of wanting to help other widows in the community.