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Super Serve Saturday
3rd Saturdays of the month September – May
Upcoming date: September 17
As a way to bring families, multiple generations, and people of all backgrounds together we are offering different opportunities to serve in meaningful ways throughout Cincinnati. There is something for each age and ability – no superpowers necessary – just a willing, humble and flexible spirit and heart for all!
As we take a summer break, please consider signing up for the Grace on Race St. Market below!
Summer Serve Opportunities:
Grace on Race St. Market
June 21, July 19, Aug 16, Sept 20, & Oct 11
We’re looking for volunteers to help show radical hospitality at the Grace on Race St. Market! This is a great way to support local vendors, meet new people, and be part of something that builds community in a real and meaningful way.
There are two 4-hour volunteer shifts available:
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Morning Shift: 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM
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Afternoon Shift: 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Volunteers can serve in two different ways:
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Hospitality Team: Help with set up, support the vendors throughout the day, offer popcorn and drinks to shoppers, and create a welcoming, fun atmosphere.
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Promotion Team: Head over to Washington Park pass out flyers and invite people to come visit the Grace on Race St. Market after they’re done shopping at Washington Park.
Your time and energy will support incredible small businesses and artisans. We’d love to have you be part of it! Click the link to learn more!
Super Saturday partners and projects:
- Each month, you can prepare part of a meal (choose from entree, side, salad, drinks, dessert, pantry items, etc.) for residents and staff at The Center for Respite Care.
- This is a great option to serve at home and items can be dropped off early if needed! A great option for families to serve together and open to all ages.
- A team of up to 10 people partner with wood workers to learn how to build and assemble furniture (kitchen tables, coffee tables, and side tables) to be given to families in their new apartment/home helping to alleviate the cycle of homelessness. This project is for ages 12 and up. No experience necessary!
- Another team of 10 works upstairs to hep sort and organize dishwater and linens to help make a house a home. This project is for ages 10 and up.
- Each November, help with Meals on Wheel’s Bust a Crust event helping to pack and distribute Thanksgiving pies with sales benefiting seniors
- Help pack snacks and shelf stable meals for seniors in our community.
- Deliver a birthday box bonanza to celebrate a senior’s birthday!
- Wash the vehicles used to deliver meals to seniors.
- Portion out dog food for senior’s dogs to be delivered along with their meal for their furry friend.
- Anyone Pre-K and older can help with most of these projects.
- Serve at the Habitat for Humanity’s Restore (ages 12 and up)
- Work on site at a Habitat build (ages 16 and up) or help prepare and deliver lunch to the works (Pre-K and up)
- Mentor children attending STAR Club with Wesley Chapel Mission.
- Volunteers need to be age 14 and up (anyone younger, ages 4-13, would need to come with a parent and participate in the program like the other children attending)
- STAR stands for Science, Technology, Arithmetic, and Reading). This program supports and encourages the work that goes on in school.
