Giving Back
Mobile Food Truck
Neighborhood Resource Center
Neighborhood Resource Center
Helping those in need stretch their food budget by offering free food.
Neighborhood Resource Center
Neighborhood Resource Center
Neighborhood Resource Center
Connecting neighbors to community resources.
Hand to Hand
Neighborhood Resource Center
Helping to bring food to youth at our local school.
Neighborhood Support
Supporting our South Godwin Neighborhood
Mentoring Youth
Mentoring Youth
Volunteering at a local elementary school
Mobile Food Truck
BRINGING FRESH FOOD TO THOSE IN NEED
Each month Community Church brings a truck from Feeding America to our parking lot so we may distribute a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and baked goods to 100-150 households in need.
These food items items are given free of charge and without judgement. There are no income or residency requirements, and recipients do not need to provide such documentation. Receiving items is easy, simply come and sign in during registration, receive a number, and collect food items during distribution.
For convenience, shopping carts are provided during distribution. Volunteers are available to help push the carts to collect food items and bring items to the recipients’ vehicles.
MOBILE FOOD TRUCK SATURDAYS
3rd SATURDAY of each month through the end of 2021
REGISTRATION is from 8 AM to 10 AM
DISTRIBUTION begins at 10 AM
SCHEDULED* 2021 Food Truck Saturdays
- June 19
- July 17
- August 21
- September 18
- October 16
- November 20
- December 18
*please note food trucks may be cancelled for a variety of reasons, so please check back the week of the scheduled truck to verify we are still planning to have it.
Do you need more food assistance?
Do you need more food assistance? Check out these resources.
- Feeding America of West Michigan www.feedwm.org/findfood/
- The Pantry www.thegreenapplepantry.org
- ACCESS of West Michigan www.accessofwestmichigan.org/
Other Ways We Care for Our Community
Godwin Heights Neighborhood Resource Center
Godwin Heights Neighborhood Resource Center
Godwin Heights Neighborhood Resource Center
Offering a hand-up rather than a hand-out by connecting neighbors to community resources which can offer crisis relief and long term stability.
We realize people grow more when they do, which is why our coordinators help equip neighbors with information and assistance, allowing our neighbor to take the next step toward stability.
Resources may include but is not limited to
assistance with medical, mental health, chemical dependency,
employment and training programs,
help signing up for public assistance through DHHS,
childcare, and subsidized housing opportunities.
Hand to Hand
Godwin Heights Neighborhood Resource Center
Godwin Heights Neighborhood Resource Center
Community Church partners with Hand to Hand Ministries to provide food for kids who may be facing weekend hunger.
It has our privilege to come along side Hand to Hand to help provide weekend food for at-risk youth at our local elementary school. Sacs consist of breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner items, nourishing more than just a child's physical needs. These sacs represent consistency, love, and demonstrates to all within in the home that people care. And ultimately that God cares.
With the heart of Jesus, Community Church volunteers gather every other week to put together sacs of weekend food, which are later distributed to West Godwin Elementary School.
Neighborhood Support
Neighborhood Support
Neighborhood Support
Located within the South Godwin Neighborhood, we feel called to encouragement and support neighborhood residents by simply being here.
We are able to demonstrate the love of Christ by being available to meet and converse with our neighbors to offer pastoral care, prayer and help find resources when there is a need.
We supporting to our neighborhood association by offering our facility for regular meetings, lending tables, chairs and games for some events, as well as providing some volunteers.
Mentoring Youth
Neighborhood Support
Neighborhood Support
During the school year volunteers have an opportunity to spend an hour a week to mentor at a local elementary school.
Mentors spend time reading, helping with schoolwork, projects and more.
Volunteers also help with some school wide events, such as good attendance ceremonies, backpack giveaways, and school carnivals.
While mentoring at a local school is not a "church" activity used to introduce individuals to Christ, youth and staff see his love through volunteers.