Volunteer

We are always looking for volunteers!

Please review our list below to see where you might be able to help. We need help in the following areas:

Lexington Mobile Food Pantry (1st Thursday of every month) Crossroads Mission Avenue partners with Food Bank for the Heartland to distribute food boxes at the Dawson County Fairgrounds each month. Volunteers are asked to come at 2:30 to prepare. Sign up here.

Broken Bow Mobile Food Pantry (quarterly) Crossroads Mission Avenue partners with Food Bank for the Heartland to distribute food boxes at the Custer County Fairgrounds on a quarterly basis. Sign up here.

We would LOVE to have your help! For all volunteer opportunities listed below, individuals will find a Volunteer Application here. If your group would like to volunteer for an activity at Crossroads, please email or call our Volunteer Coordinator to make arrangements: Tabby@crossroadsmission.com or 402-834-2435.

“Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.”
– I John 3:18

Mission Avenue Thrift Store (weekdays and Saturdays, flexible hours)
Sorting donations and assisting with displays

Food Recovery Program (flexible hours)
Sorting food donations for delivery to other pantries

Volunteer Driver (various days & times)
Driving Crossroads vehicles to pick up donations, take guests to Dr. appointments, etc. Must have a valid driver’s license and be willing to do a background check.

Maintenance (weekdays 9-5)
Need help with painting, etc. Any maintenance experience would be great, but we are willing to train.

Kitchen Help (various days & times)
Assist in planning and preparing meals; serving guests.

Special Projects (throughout the year)
Call Tabby at 402-834-2435 to inquire about what’s currently scheduled.

Our volunteer Kelli says:
I’ve learned many people need someone to care. I learned many people have absolutely no support system, healthy friends or family to walk along side of them. I’ve learned to be the hands and feet of Jesus you get out of your comfort zone. I’ve learned homelessness does not discriminate.

Bringing glory to God through the helping of people

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