Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church volunteers serve at Community House
Team prepares and serves meal to nearly 90 individuals in need
Volunteer team members are pictured (back row): Traci McClayton, Christine Colley, Genesis McClayton, Chrystian McClayton, Martha Carillo and Terry Hermansen. Front row: Kim Caputo, Debbie Olson, Amy Shields, Morgen Visnaw and Leslie Hermansen.
Photo courtesy of FHPC
A team of dedicated volunteers from Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church (FHPC) and their friends recently spent the day preparing and serving a hearty meal at Community House, a safe and welcoming space for individuals experiencing homelessness.
The volunteers served nearly 90 guests a home-cooked dinner of sloppy joes, green bean salad, bananas and cookies.
Community House provides a vital support system for the unhoused, with a network of over 100 volunteers who create a warm, caring environment for those in need.
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Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church volunteers serve at Community House
Team prepares and serves meal to nearly 90 individuals in need
Photo courtesy of FHPC
Volunteer team members are pictured (back row): Traci McClayton, Christine Colley, Genesis McClayton, Chrystian McClayton, Martha Carillo and Terry Hermansen. Front row: Kim Caputo, Debbie Olson, Amy Shields, Morgen Visnaw and Leslie Hermansen.
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A team of dedicated volunteers from Fountain Hills Presbyterian Church (FHPC) and their friends recently spent the day preparing and serving a hearty meal at Community House, a safe and welcoming space for individuals experiencing homelessness.
The volunteers served nearly 90 guests a home-cooked dinner of sloppy joes, green bean salad, bananas and cookies.
Community House provides a vital support system for the unhoused, with a network of over 100 volunteers who create a warm, caring environment for those in need.
The center offers a wide range of essential services every Monday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., including showers, clean clothing and toiletries, case management from Community Bridges, healthcare from Circle the City (12:30–3:30 p.m.), haircuts, shared dinner and community time, prayer and spiritual support, one-on-one relational connection and conversation.
In addition to Monday services, worship gatherings are held Sundays at 11 a.m., open to all seeking encouragement and community.
To learn more about how to support or volunteer at Community House, visit communityhouseaz.org.
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