Find a way to help that fits your life

Use your own vehicle to deliver pantry items and approved necessities. Routes are usually 4–5 homes and clustered when possible.

Regular schedule

1st Tuesday morning, 2nd Thursday morning, 3rd Wednesday evening, and last Tuesday morning

Good to know

Dates sometimes shift and holidays may add deliveries. Mileage is not currently reimbursed.

Physical

Items may weigh up to 50 lbs. A rolling cart is a helpful alternative.

Also

Occasional pharmacy pickup and medication delivery needs are posted separately.

Help prepare boxes at Consolidated Christian Ministries at 9:00 a.m. on the morning before the second-Thursday delivery. Time varies with the number of volunteers.

Build consistent social connection with Madison County neighbors who are lonely or isolated. Each call lasts approximately 30 minutes to one hour, and a volunteer may make several calls in a week. This ongoing role requires a volunteer age 18 or older.

Offer approved rides for nonmedical necessities or healthcare access. Driving roles require a valid license, proof of insurance, and applicable training.

Attend an approved healthcare appointment with a neighbor who is afraid, needs advocacy, or has difficulty navigating the visit alone. Applicable preparation and visit documentation are required.

Take on an approved case by exploring solutions, identifying resources, finding sponsors, building partnerships, and coordinating follow-up.

Help with an individual event or join a committee. Meeting schedules vary by event.

• Hometown Holiday Showdown: September–December
• Hometown Help Day: November–March
• Down Home Days vendor activities: February–April
• July event: January–July

Volunteer engagement, coordination, communications, social media, partnerships, sponsorships, fundraising, administrative work, and other specialized skills can all strengthen the mission. Current needs change over time.