Find a Way to Serve in COMMUNITY & GLOBAL OUTREACH
HOPE’S CLOSET
Volunteer your time to sort and organize donated clothing that will be given to guests at Hope’s Table, Tualatin Food Pantry, Borland Free Clinic, Wash & Worship, or members of the community.
HOPE’S TABLE
Community Groups, families or individuals can help prepare a meal, help serve a meal, and host guests on Monday nights.
WASH & WORSHIP
Every Sunday morning we provide a hot breakfast, and access to showers and laundry services for those in need throughout our community. We also stream our Sunday Gathering for those who would like to worship with us.
TUALATIN FOOD PANTRY
The Tualatin Food Pantry gives neighbors dignity and choice by operating like a neighborhood grocery store, letting families select the food they need based on household size and available supply. Volunteers keep the shelves stocked and the pantry running by hosting guests as they shop and driving food pickups and deliveries.
BORLAND FREE CLINIC
Borland Free Clinic operates out of Rolling Hills, offering free, respectful, and compassionate healthcare to vulnerable people across the South Metro Portland area. Volunteers with medical backgrounds provide care directly, while others support the clinic through interpretation, scribing, and prayer.
NORTHWEST CHILDREN’S OUTREACH
Northwest Children’s Outreach is a faith-based nonprofit helping Portland-area families with clothing, infant care products, diapers, formula, and other essentials for their kids. Donated items are sorted here and filled into orders that caseworkers request on behalf of families in need.
DIVINE THREADS
Divine Threads helps women rebuild their lives after trauma through Emotional Healing, Life Skills Training, and Personal Makeover programs. Volunteers support these programs directly as mentors and makeover assistants, and also help behind the scenes with events, childcare, and interpretation.
BREAKING CYCLES
Braking Cycles supports youth through housing programs, mentorship through Faithful Friends, and apprenticeship opportunities at the Braking Cycles Coffee & Bike Shop, helping them reclaim their stories and step into hope-filled futures. Volunteers walk alongside youth in a variety of ways, from mentoring to hands-on support in their homes. Serve at one of their homes, childcare, Faithful Friends Mentor (ages 6-12), Life-Skills Group Instructor, mentor a young adult, Respite House Parent, and more.
FIRST IMAGE
First Image runs three Ava health clinics in the Portland metro area, offering compassionate, medically professional care to women facing an unexpected pregnancy, along with connections to a wide network of support resources for those who choose to carry. Volunteers help with events, clinic maintenance and landscaping, spiritual support, putting together baby baskets, and more.
PAMOJA HOUSE
Pamoja House brings lasting hope to refugees and immigrants in SW Portland through English and specialized skills classes, community building, homework help, and more. Volunteers help lead classes, assist with childcare, and pitch in at community gatherings.
Location: 1315 SE 20th Ave. Suite #2, Portland, OR 97214
THE VILLAGE COLLECTIVE
The Village Collective surrounds students facing instability with the resources and relationships they need to thrive, through basic needs support, drop-in help, independent living skills training, and personal advocacy. Volunteers show up for students in two key ways. The Student Support Network is an on-call team ready to step in when students face urgent or unexpected needs, helping them participate, belong, and thrive. Village Kits are care packages filled with essential items that meet students’ basic needs and remind them they’re seen and supported, you can help by donating items or assembling kits with your church, community group, or neighbors.
Shepherds Door
Shepherd’s Door offers single women and women with children ages 10 and under a sanctuary of peace and security through New Life Ministries, a 12-month residential recovery program that includes addiction recovery, life skills training, and spiritual growth. Volunteers support residents throughout this journey.
Location: 13207 NE Halsey Street, Portland, OR 97230
WOMEN OF WELCOME
Women of Welcome is a community dedicated to diving into the whole of scripture to understand God’s heart for the immigrant and refugee. Local chapter groups exist to help women who love Jesus pursue biblical hospitality and Christ-like welcome to immigrants and refugees in their local communities and churches. The goal of each chapter is to fellowship with other women in love and good deeds, as outlined in Hebrews 10:24-25. Groups are meant to deepen relationships with other Christian women, engaging in activities together that welcome, encourage, and uplift local immigrant and refugee neighbors.
OTHER WAYS TO SERVE
MISSIONARY CARE
& PRAYER TEAM
Our Missionary Care and Prayer Team is dedicated to providing ongoing prayer support and personalized care for Rolling Hills’ missionaries.
SHORT TERM MISSIONS
Whether you are considering going on a trip abroad or serving on a leadership team to help plan and support short term missions, we would love to help get you connected!