Businesses, churches, and civic groups underwrite a full service day — and bring their own people along to run it.

Tell us a little about your organization and roughly how many people you could bring. We will come back with open dates, what a day costs to run, and what your team would be doing.

Start the conversation

Other ways to help

Not the right fit this year? These two lanes are always open.

Serve at the next service day

Spend a morning with your neighbors. No experience needed — every station has a lead who will show you how it runs.

  • Welcome guests and get them checked in
  • Run the clothing room or the hygiene table
  • Cut hair if you are licensed, or keep the barber queue moving

Fund what a neighbor carries out

Giving pays for what a neighbor leaves with. We buy it, sort it, and put it directly into their hands the same day.

  • Hygiene kits, socks, and underwear — what runs out first
  • Clean clothing for neighbors heading into interviews
  • Hot water, towels, and shower supplies on site