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Thank You!

We would like to say a special thanks to our summer volunteers! We are so grateful to Bruce and Al from Rhode Island for construction help, Libby from South Carolina for cooking, Sarah's Circle from First Presbyterian Church of Newport for preparing our medical kits, and the women's group from Newton Junction Baptist Church for sewing sleeping bags for the homeless.

2005 Summer Staff

Believe it or not, you can soon apply to join our 2005 summer staff! Twelve positions are open, including staff counselors, program directors, and service & outreach coordinators. Internships are also available for college students. Contact Keith Riddle for more information.

Homework Center

In early October, we open our home on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays to provide consistent homework help for local youth. College students (internships and work study available) and adult volunteers needed. Contact us and help a youth excel personally and academically.

Spring Break Service Retreats

Christian college and high school groups are welcome to contact us about scheduling one-day or week-long service retreats in Boston. We can schedule the logistics of your time here as needed, including housing, food, and service & outreach projects. Suggested financial donations or tuition costs vary based on needs. Contact us about your plans.

Home Repair Ministry

This fall, we have several families' homes that need some tender love and care from volunteers (especially those with construction experience). Join us for a Saturday Service Day to help a homeowner in need.

Back-to-School Rally

A time for youth to celebrate a safe summer in their neighborhood and make a positive commitment towards a great school year. Saturday, September 11th from 12 noon until 4:00 pm. Volunteers and donations of school supplies needed.

Report: 2004 SMP

Accomplished in only six weeks, our Summer Missions Program hosted over 200 youth and adult volunteers who completed 4,725 hours of volunteer work helping out 29 families and organizations in the Boston area.