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Send your questions to easter@easter.org

JAM Small Group Leader

Email Rachelle

Confirmation Small Group Leader

Email Hans

Worship Help - All Services

Volunteers make worship happen at Easter.

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Worship

More Opportunities!

Shoveling/Snowblowing Sidewalks and Entrances

Homework Help Volunteers

Loaves and Fishes Meals (Mon-Thurs)

Lawn Mowing (seasonal)

Host Senior Living Worship

Host Red Cross Blood Drive

Host Fare For All

Host office during staff meeting

(Answer the phone during Tuesday staff meetings, accept deliveries and greet people who ring the doorbell at the main office doors.)

Dakota County Shelter Snacks

(Donate any type of store bought or homemade snacks for 20 people experiencing houselessness. details in link)

OPPORTUNITIES TO DO AT HOME

These projects can be completed at home with your family, with your life group, or confirmation group.

Snack Packs for The Open Door: 

Make and donate Snack Packs for local school kids! Gather your family, friends, or team and hold an off-site packing project for The Open Door food pantry. The Open Door supplies hundreds of snack packs every week at Dakota County Schools.

The steps are as easy as 1 - 2 - 3!

There is no minimum or maximum number of snack packs per person. Pack as few or as many as you like. Please reach out to nicole@theopendoorpantry.org to schedule a drop off day & time.

Kids' Kits for Camp Noah: 

Create activity kits for children living in disaster-impacted communities. During Camp Noah, a team of certified camp staff accompany campers through a resiliency building curriculum that enables children to process their disaster and trauma experiences. Each camp is customized to the local community and offers children a safe space to tell their stories and build the resiliency skills they need to move forward. Since 1997, Camp Noah has served in 21 states and Puerto Rico.

Project Details: Kids' Kits should be packed in gallon-sized, zip-seal baggies. There is no minimum or maximum number of kits per volunteer. How many you make is totally up to you! Each donated kit must contain the following: 

     •     (1) 8 or 10-count Crayola broad line washable markers (classic colors) 

     •     (1) 8-count Crayola washable watercolor paints with brush 

     •     (1) Elmer's glue stick 

     •     (1) Kids-sized blunted scissors 

     •     (1) Capped black pen 

     •     (1) Unsharpened yellow pencil 

     •     (1) Self-contained pencil sharpener 

     •     (1) 4-ounce Play-Doh container (any color) 

     •     (1) 24-count box of Crayola crayons 

Please mail or deliver to the Camp Noah national office, 

709 University Avenue West, Saint Paul, MN 55104.

Contact: Campnoah@lssmn.org or by phone 800.947.0061.