Ministry Partners

Food 2 Go provides weekend food supplies for students experiencing food insecurity in the Centerville school district. These backpacks ensure children have meals when school cafeterias are closed. Volunteers assist with food packing and supporting food drives.

The Springboro Community Assistance Center provides food assistance and financial support for families experiencing hardship. Volunteers help serve clients, organize food donations, and support families navigating difficult seasons.

First Dawn serves families in the Centerville community through food distribution and compassionate care. Volunteers assist with organizing food supplies and helping families access the resources they need.

Lifeline mobilizes volunteers to pack meals that are distributed to communities around the world experiencing food shortages. These large-scale meal packing projects allow volunteers of all ages to participate in global hunger relief efforts.

World Vision is a global Christian humanitarian organization that serves vulnerable children and families through development programs, disaster relief, and community support. Their work includes housing development, child sponsorship programs, and long-term community transformation.

Sleep in Heavenly Peace builds and delivers beds to children who do not have a safe place to sleep.
Volunteers participate in build days and bed deliveries, helping ensure every child has a comfortable and secure place to rest.

Habitat for Humanity brings communities together to build safe, affordable homes for families in need.
Volunteers serve through construction projects and home-building initiatives that create long-term stability for families.

Hannah’s Treasure Chest provides clothing, baby supplies, and essential items to families facing financial hardship. Volunteers help sort donations and prepare supply packages that are distributed to families in need.

Shoes 4 the Shoeless provides new, properly fitting athletic shoes and socks to children who would otherwise go without them. These distributions help children participate confidently in school and daily activities.

Threads of Miami Valley serves our community by providing essential clothing to those in need, free of charge. This ministry focuses on restoring dignity and offering hope to individuals and families. By partnering with others to eliminate clothing insecurities, we empower people to move forward with confidence and strength.

Sidewalk Soldiers provides outreach and support to vulnerable women who may be experiencing trafficking, abuse, or crisis situations. Their teams deliver meals, offer encouragement, and provide resources to women in extremely difficult environments. The goal is to remind these women that they are seen, valued, and not forgotten.

Our approach is holistic, meaning we look at the whole person — mind, body, spirit, relationships, and practical life skills. We believe each part of a person’s life is a pillar of growth. When these pillars are strengthened, residents can transition back into society with confidence and purpose. Residents attend both in-house and community recovery meetings (NA, AA, CR) and take part in programs that support healing, accountability, and personal development. While we are a faith-based transitional housing program, we welcome men at any point in their faith journey. No matter where someone starts, we encourage spiritual growth and support each other along the way.

Relay For Life is a global movement that raises funds and awareness for cancer research through the American Cancer Society. These events celebrate cancer survivors, honor caregivers, and remember those who have lost their lives to cancer. Volunteers participate in local events and help support fundraising and community awareness efforts.

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered recovery ministry that helps individuals overcome what it calls “hurts, habits, and hang-ups.” These can include addiction, anxiety, anger, trauma, grief, and many other life struggles. Through biblical teaching, support groups, accountability, and community, participants are able to work toward healing and long-term transformation. This ministry requires committed volunteers because relationships and consistency are essential to the recovery process. Volunteers help lead groups, support participants, and create a safe and encouraging environment for those seeking change.
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Brigid’s Path serves newborn babies and mothers impacted by addiction. The organization provides specialized medical care and support services that help families begin a healthier future. Their mission focuses on offering grace for the past, support for the present, and hope for the future.

The Victory Project mentors disengaged young men in Dayton who are at risk of falling through the cracks of society. Through mentorship, personal development, and leadership training, these young men gain direction, purpose, and life skills. Volunteers may serve through mentoring opportunities, support events, and helping with programs that build character and leadership in young men.

Scarlet Hope reaches women working in the adult entertainment industry by bringing compassion, support, and the hope of Christ directly to them. Through outreach, mentoring, and support programs, Scarlet Hope walks alongside women who desire healing, freedom, and a new direction in life.

At New Hope Church, we are passionate about reaching the East Dayton Community with the love of Jesus Christ.  We are working to build a family of believers devoted to bringing Christ's life-changing love and hope to our community. Restoring HOPE one life at a time, through Jesus Christ!

The Mission of Community Methodist Church Riverside is to unite and overflow with grace, presenting Jesus as we go, so as to make dozens of new disciples.

After sharing the story of the Good Samaritan, Jesus said “Go and do likewise.” That is the mission of Samaritan's Purse—to follow the example of Christ by helping those in need and proclaiming the hope of the Gospel.