Give a few hours
Pack pantry bags, sort clothing, organize supplies, welcome neighbors, or help set up and clean up at an event. Tell us what you enjoy and which tasks work for you.
Ask about volunteeringGET INVOLVED · EVERYONE HAS SOMETHING TO OFFERYou have something
You have something
to give.
Your time, your skills, your generosity, your experience. Whether you are a neighbor, a student, a family, a community group, or a business, there is a conversation worth starting here.
START WITH WHAT YOU CAN BRINGReal ways to help.
Real ways to help.
A clear place to start.
A few hours, a collection of essentials, a skill you use every day, or a connection you can make. Choose a way to start the conversation.
Bring everyday essentials
Help stock culturally familiar pantry foods, diapers, baby supplies, clothing, shoes, and household items. Ask about the items, sizes, and quantities needed before collecting or bringing donations.
Ask what is needed nowBring your people together
Organize a food, diaper, school supply, or toy collection with friends, family, classmates, coworkers, or a community group. We can discuss a useful focus and a coordinated handoff.
Plan a collection driveHelp someone take the next step
Offer English conversation practice, adult learning support, résumé help, or interview preparation. Bilingual volunteers can also help neighbors communicate with our team. Tell us your experience and availability.
Offer teaching or language supportPut professional care within reach
Medical providers, licensed mental health professionals, and attorneys can discuss clinic participation, counseling, pro bono work, or trusted referrals. We will work with you to define an appropriate role.
Discuss professional collaborationHelp behind the scenes
Bring your skills in grant research, writing, bookkeeping, scheduling, technology, or bilingual communications. Help keep supplies organized, information clear, and the team ready to serve.
Share your skillsMake our spaces work better
Offer repairs, painting, shelving, storage, maintenance, or help coordinating supply pickups. Architects, tradespeople, and businesses can also discuss larger projects or equipment contributions.
Offer practical or trade supportHelp keep care within reach
Make a gift, organize a fundraiser, or explore support through your workplace or foundation. Contributions can help sustain food, family essentials, program coordination, and everyday operations.
Explore ways to giveBring your community perspective
Share what you see in your neighborhood. Help us listen, identify unmet needs, shape volunteer projects, or connect with organizations that can help. Lived experience belongs in the conversation.
Join the conversationContact links open an email draft. We will confirm current needs, schedules, and any preparation together before you begin or deliver items. Professional and specialized roles are matched to experience and qualifications.
MAKE A COMMUNITY DAY POSSIBLEOne day.
One day.
Many ways to be there.
A pantry distribution, community meal, or toy event takes people working together. Come on your own or ask about serving with your family, friends, class, congregation, or workplace.
Before the day
Collect requested food or supplies, sort donations, or help prepare the space.
On the day
Ask about welcoming guests, packing and distributing supplies, setup, or cleanup.
Help cover what is needed
Discuss a contribution toward food, supplies, or other confirmed event needs.
LET’S FIND YOUR PLACENot sure where you fit?
Not sure where you fit?
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what interests you, when you are available, and whether you are coming on your own or with a group. We will discuss a useful role and agree on the next step together.
Prefer to talk?
(216) 970-4652Ask about helping with Project Exartizo. English and Spanish are welcome.
Explore all volunteer opportunitiesBETTER TOGETHER
A community of care.
Organizations that have supported our community work through resources, expertise, collaboration, service, and improvements to our shared campus.
Congregation Mishkan Or
Cleveland Baptist Association
Hunger Network
Nueva Luz Urban Resource Center
AMIS
Re:Source Cleveland
National Latino Evangelical CoalitionCollaboration on health, immigration, and support for vulnerable communities.
Bins & Things
The Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation
Ohio EMASecurity grant for the Refine Church facility
Floor King
Cleveland Clinic
Fairmount Presbyterian Church
Fuente de Salvación ClevelandCommunity supporter
Dollar BankThe United Methodist Church of BereaThe United Methodist Church of Berea
Interfaith Group Against HateInterfaith Group Against HateCleveland, Ohio
Contributions vary by organization and are not always financial. Ohio EMA’s security grant was awarded to Refine Church for facility upgrades on the campus shared with Exartizo. Floor King donated some flooring materials. Recognition does not imply endorsement of a new project or a current sponsorship commitment.