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Serve the City
We are devoted to our city and partner with local organizations to help serve and reach our city with the Gospel.
Ways to Serve
Find upcoming events & opportunities to serve below. No upcoming events? You can serve with our community partners anytime! Visit their websites for information on ways to serve.
Below are the Christmas Outreach Opportunities at our North Raleigh campus.
All gifts must be dropped off to 9500 Durant Rd by November 23. Keep reading for more details, or stop by the tables in the lobby beginning November 1 & 2.
Brentwood Elementary
Each year we receive wishlists from children at Brentwood Elementary.Pick up a wishlist from the lobby before or after service beginning November 1 & 2. Important Details:
- All gifts must be wrapped & include the child’s assigned number on the gift.
- Please return the wishlist with purchased items circled, so the family knows what gifts to expect!
- Gifts must be brought to 9500 Durant Rd by November 23.
Raleigh Dream Center
Participate in the Raleigh Dream Center toy drive! Donate new, unwrapped toys valued at $12 or less for ages newborn – 12 years old. Important Details:
- Do not wrap the toys
- Bring toys to 9500 Durant Rd by November 23
- Suggested toys: baby toys, dolls, kids tool kits, princesses, action figures, sports balls, and accessory gifts.
- We do not recommend puzzles, games, or battery operated toys.
Operation Christmas Child
Join in on the Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child! Fill shoeboxes with fun toys, school supplies, or personal care items for children in need around the world. Attach Samaritan’s Purse label which indicates if the box is intended for a boy or girl and the appropriate age group. You may choose to include a personal note or photo in the box but that is optional. An optional $10 donation is recommended to cover the costs for the project, shipping, etc. Additional labels and instructions on ways to give can be found online at samaritanspurse.org. Boxes are due back to DCC no later than November 23rd.
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Our Community Partners
Christian Life Home
Providing a Christ-centered, loving, family atmosphere, Christian Life Home welcomes young women ages 10–23 experiencing an unplanned or crisis pregnancy.
Serve by hosting a food and supplies drive with your small group, friends, colleagues, or family.
Dorcas Ministries
Dorcas Ministries provides compassionate assistance that empowers people in our community to become stable and self-sufficient.
Serving through financial assistance, emergency food, a thrift shop, and more, Dorcas Ministries is showing compassion and dignity to our neighbors.
Raleigh Dream Center
The Raleigh Dream Center provides social services and community programs to homeless, abused, and impoverished high-risk youth, individuals, and families.
Their mission is to bring hope and restoration through the message of the Gospel for people in the Triangle Area.
Second Home RDU
A nonprofit support network for foster, adoptive, and kinship families in the Raleigh/Durham area.
Tri-Area Ministry
Providing food and personal hygiene products to our community’s families in need, Tri-Area Ministry is helping to stop hunger and feed hope.
Tri-Area Ministry operates the largest food pantry in the Wake Forest, Youngsville, and Rolesville area, serving 800 families each month.
Wake County Public Schools
Devoted City partners with our local schools within the Wake County Public School System, supporting both teachers and students in need.
Check back for new serving opportunities as they become available.
MOHI - Missions of Hope International
We partner with Missions of Hope International (MOHI) to help sponsor children in Kenya!
-What is the cost of sponsoring a child?
Sponsorships are $40 per month for a child to have two meals a day, gain a valuable education, have medical and dental care, and continue growing in their relationship with Jesus. There are a few children who attend the boarding school at Joska who are considered the most at risk while living in the slums. These sponsorships are $70 per month to cover the cost of their living expenses at the school.
-How long can children be sponsored?
Children in developing countries often do not start school at the same age as children in the United States, so it is hard to define a specific age range. In most cases, children can be recruited into the program as young as pre-school age (age 4) and can remain in our program up to a year after graduating from high school.
Visit www.mohiafrica.org for more information.