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Christmas Serving Opportunities

North Raleigh

Brentwood Elementary – Angel Tree
Pick up wishlists & instructions during weekend services. Wrapped gifts must be brought to Devoted City by Nov. 22.

Samaritan’s Purse – Operation Christmas Child
Pick up boxes during a weekend service and fill with toys, school supplies, and personal care items. Follow instructions for wrapping and return to us by Nov. 22.

Raleigh Dream Center – Pass the Joy
Donate new, unwrapped toys valued at $15 or less for children ages newborn – 12 years old. Recommended gifts include baby toys, dolls, kid tool kits, princesses, action figures, sports balls, and accessories. Gifts must be brought to Devoted City by Nov. 22.

Cary
Laurel Park Elementary – Notes of Appreciation
On November 8 we’re writing notes of appreciation for teachers and staff at Laurel Park.
 
Salem Middle School – Thanksgiving Blessing Boxes
Provide the groceries needed for a Thanksgiving meal for 50 families in need at Salem Middle School. Fill a box, or pick up a prayer card on Nov. 1 & 8. Boxes due back Nov. 8 or 15.
 
Taylor Family YMCA: Holiday Gift Drive
We’re sponsoring 85 kids this year – sign up to shop for a child after service on Nov. 22 or 29. Gifts must be returned by Nov. 29 or Dec. 6. Also, you can sign up to serve at the Shopping Event on Dec. 12! More information coming soon.

Serve the Church

Move the mission of the church forward while using your skills and interests, growing in community, and taking next steps.

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 here.

No upcoming events? You can serve with our community partners anytime! Visit their websites for information on ways to serve.

Hurricane
Relief

Loving our neighbors in Western NC as they continue to rebuild after Hurricane Helene.

Community
Garden
Growing healthy foods and practicing generosity. A portion of all produce is donated to help feed local families in need. 
 

Centered on Jesus.
Serving our city.

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.

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NeighborUp

NeighborUp 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, NeighborUp is showing compassion and dignity to our neighbors.

Volunteer and Donate

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. 

Get Involved

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. 

Donate and Volunteer

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.

Have questions?

Easter at Devoted City

Celebrating that He is risen!

Meeting in North Raleigh, Cary, and Online.