Audrey's
Closet
Audrey's Closet is our
own on-site thrift shop, run by Fellowship volunteers and through Fellowship
donations. The thrift shop provides the community with high quality, low
cost goods, stocking everything from clothing to housewares to furniture.
Donations are always graciously accepted.
The shop is open Thursdays
from 9 to 12, Saturdays from 9 to12, and Sundays after services.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are needed to work on Saturdays and Sundays after services,
from 12 to 1 pm.
Contact
Linda Turner,
963.1657
Pat’s
Pantry
What is that little red wagon
doing in the foyer? Pat’s Pantry is our own way to collect food and
supplies for families in crisis. The goods are brought to United
Ministries and fulfill food pantry needs.
Volunteer Opportunities
Donate non-perishable foodstuffs, like peanut butter, soups, tuna,
etc.
Contact
Carole Lavash, 855-3821
Alternative
Gift Fair
The Alternative Gift Fair is
an annual event held at the beginning of December, providing the Greenville
area with a "shopping spot" to purchase holiday gifts for friends
and family. It's an opportunity to give your friends and family gifts
that will make the world a better place, rather than objects that will
only accumulate in their closets. At the Alternative Gift Fair, you have
the opportunity to donate money to worthy causes in the name of people
you care about, and there a smorgasbord of organizations to choose from!
Volunteer Opportunities
A public relations person to help promote the event through press
releases, etc.
Volunteers to work the day of the event
Contact
Nancy Fitzer, 370.3493
Southernside
This unique soup kitchen on
West Washington in Greenville serves any person in need of a meal, daily.
The Fellowship provides 60 bag lunches on the second Saturday of the month,
once a month. This is a great volunteer opportunities for families!
Volunteer Opportunities
Lunch makers
Contact
Terri & Rachel Williams,
627.3823
GAIHN
The Greenville Area Interfaith
Hospitality Network (GAIHN) assists local congregations to share hospitality
(in the form of emergency food and lodging) with homeless families, and
to help those families achieve self-sufficiency and self-fulfillment.
Twice a year the Fellowship houses families for one week, providing all
meals to the program participants. We will host again in June
Volunteer Opportunities
Co-coordinator (logistics)
Overnight volunteers
Prepare and share meals
Plan and execute activities with families
Contact
Jean Blank, 239.0110.
Other Projects
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