Thank you for your interest in volunteering!
By serving in a community affected by disasters, you help transform suffering into hope. Week of Compassion has many active opportunities to serve, and more in development. Disaster Recovery Volunteer Grants are available if assistance is needed with registration or travel costs to serve at these sites. If you are interested in a location that is not listed, please email us. We are always happy to help make connections with other partners!
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Read more below about our active work sites, including location info, age and supervision requirements, provisions and fees, and lodging and meal options:
Photos courtesy Week of Compassion and ecumenical partners.
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In addition to these Active Sites, we have several sites and referrals in development.
Create a Volunteer Profile to be notified about these opportunities as details are available.
Create a Volunteer Profile to be notified about these opportunities as details are available.
Western Kentucky5/16/2023 An historic tornado outbreak on December 10, 2021, caused severe damage in multiple communities across western Kentucky. We are partnering with multiple organizations to receive volunteers for home repair and rebuild. Most teams serve a full week: arriving Sunday and working Monday through Friday; other schedules can be accommodated as calendars allow. ○ In Mayfield/Graves County, Week of Compassion is collaborating with the Mayfield/Graves Long-term Recovery Group
- adult group preferred, age 16+ with parent/guardian - maximum group size: 16 - $5 per person per day for housing (bunk rooms at FCC Paducah) - meals are the responsibility of the group ○ First Christian Church, Princeton is hosting CrossRoads Missions - intergenerational teams welcome - maximum group size: 36 - no registration fee - some meals included Comments are closed.
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