There are many different ways that you or your small group can get involved at the mission. Visit one of the links below to find out how.
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There are many different ways that you or your small group can get involved at the mission. Visit one of the links below to find out how.
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Whether you are an individual, group, church, business or school, we have plenty of ways for you to serve.
We ask all new volunteers and all leaders for volunteer groups to attend a Talk & Tour. For upcoming dates: The Talk & Tour sessions last about 50 minutes, the Thursday tours are followed with lunch and the Monday tours end with a testimonial from a client. Please RSVP by contacting Andria Tindall at 704-334-4635 ext. 214 or andria.tindall@charlotterescuemission.org .
Mealtime at the Mission
Grab your Sunday School class, your neighbors, your business group, or your family to prepare breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the Mission! Your group can do something really special at the Mission by providing a meal for our residents. Plan your menu, purchase your food, cook it up (at the Mission or your place), and enjoy serving and fellowshipping with our clients.
Time Commitment: One time or opportunities for a regular weekly, monthly schedule
Task: Prepare and serve breakfast, lunch or dinner for 132 clients at the Mission
Requirements: Purchase the food or make a donation and we will buy the food for you
Times: 3 Shifts Available Daily.
Auction:
We are in need of volunteers for our Charitable Auction being held on October 17 being held at the Wachovia Atrium Our needs are as follows:
You are welcome to volunteer for more than one shift. If you are interested, please contact Andria Tindall at 704-334-4635 X 214 or email andria.tindall@charlotterescuemission.org
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Charlotte Rescue Mission hosts a ‘Talk & Tour’ twice a month. This event gives our donors a chance to take a tour of our facilities, meet the staff and learn about volunteer opportunities. They last about an hour and begin promptly at 12 or 5pm.
Talk & Tour also provides our guests the opportunity to meet a former client and to hear a testimonial on how the Charlotte Rescue Mission has turned his/her life around. This also doubles as our “volunteer orientation” which is required for anyone who wants to volunteer at the mission.
Talk & Tour is a great way for donors to see how their money is being used at the mission and will give those interested in volunteering a chance to learn about volunteer opportunities.
If you are interested in visiting the mission please call Andria Tindall at 704-334-4635 x214 or you may email her at andria.tinadall@charlotterescuemission.org.
2010 Schedule:
Monday, January 4 5 – 6
Thursday, January 21 12 – 1
Monday, February 1 5 – 6
Thursday, February 18 12 – 1
Monday, March 1 5 – 6
Thursday, March 18 12 – 1
Thursday, April 15 12 – 1
Monday, May 3 5 – 6
Thursday, May 20 12 – 1
Monday, June 7 5 – 6
Thursday, June 17 12 – 1
Monday, July 12 5 – 6
Thursday, July 22 12 – 1
Monday, August 2 5 – 6
Thursday, August 19 12 – 1
Monday, September 13 5-6
Thursday, September 23 12 – 1
Monday, October 4 5-6
Thursday, October 21 12 – 1
Monday, November 1 5-6
Thursday, December 9 12 – 1
Click Here to take a Virtual Tour
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Every year, Charlotte Rescue Mission hosts a benefit auction. This year’s auction will be held on October 17th, 2009 at the Wachovia Atrium. Click the image above to go to the official Charlotte Rescue Mission Auction Page.
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Urgent Needs:White T-shirts sizes L, XL, and XXL
Bath Towels
Wash Cloths
Combination Locks
Shaving Razors
Shirts T-shirts
AA Big Books
12 Step & 12 Tradition Books
Powdered Laundry Detergent
Ironing Board
Solid Color Shower Curtains
Digital to analog TV converter boxes or coupons
Men’s BeltsMen’s Tennis shoes
Dress Ties
Towels
Large men’s shoes – size 13+
Large men’s coats (XXXL and XXXXL only)
Long sleeved shirts (all sizes)
Larger sized men’s clothing (XL+)
Undershirts – especially large and x-large sizes
Paper plates (not styrofoam)
Paper bowls (not styrofoam)
Throw away cups
Plastic eating utensils
Clothing: Men’s: Any type of clothing including socks, jeans size 40+, sandals (flip flops), casual and/or dress shoes, street shorts, short sleeve shirt
Women’s: Bedroom shoes, socks, Hygiene Products, Ethnic Hair care products, skin lotion, feminine hygiene products, Monistat cream, female reading glasse
Health/Medication Needs: Over-the-counter cold, cough and flu medication, over-the-counter multi vitamin
Toiletries: shaving cream, deodorant, hand or body lotion, soap, shampoo, razor
Food: Fresh vegetables and fruit, chicken and beef
Paper Products: Paper plates, napkins, plastic utensils, and plastic cups. Spiral notebooks (wide-ruled) and pocket dictionaries, pencils
Other: Metal bed frames for Twin Mattresses, air purifiers, exercise equipment and weights, hangers for clothing closet, powdered laundry detergent
To donate contact Andria Tindall, 704-334-4635, ext. 214 (or) e-mail: andria.tindall@charlotterescuemission.org
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For information about Starry, Starry Night Charitable Gala Auction
Contact: Lynn Swisshelm Tel: 704-334-4635 x256
To make a donation or reservation by phone
Contact: Melissa Parrish Tel: 704-334-4635 x266
To make a reservation by mail:
Please print the Invitation pdf and complete the reply card (available August 20th). Return the card with your check payable to Charlotte Rescue Mission.
Charlotte Rescue Mission
Attn: Lynn Swisshelm
PO Box 33000
Charlotte NC 28233-3000
Or fill out the form below:
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