I Need Help
If you are in need of help, please click the link and fill out the form and someone will get back with you.
Help a Neighbor
Jesus called us to love our neighbor, and in this time of uncertain times, we know many are in need of help and other are able to help. Below you will find volunteer opportunities as well as forms that can help and those that need help.
Volunteers Needed - Meals on Wheels Oklahoma City
We are working to ensure that our Meals on Wheels recipients are able to receive their food, even when some of the area providers are having to shut down. Our desire is to not only provide meals for those that are on our routes now, but be able to add more meal delivery to our senior population who is most at risk. If you or someone you know are over the age of 60 and homebound, they might qualify for Meals on Wheels. Please fill out the application at endinghungerokc.org or call 609-1035.
All volunteers must have a current background check, if you already have a background check you can click Help Deliver Meals, otherwise click the volunteer application.
I Can Help
If you are able to help someone else during this time, please fill out this form and someone will connect you to connect you with someone in need.
Become a Pen Pal
St. Luke’s is looking for people of all ages who like to write notes and letters for a new “pen pal program” to help connect members of different generations in our family of faith. Children (parents are welcome to help with this), youth, and adults can sign up .
You will be assigned a “pen pal” and can start writing notes back and forth to each other, praying for each other, and connecting with each other. If you are interested in connecting, you can sign up below and then you will be assigned a pen pal.
This is a great way for members of different generations in our family of faith to be connected to each other during this time, pray for each other, and for kids to learn the importance of writing letters to others as a way to share God’s love.
Ideas for Helping Others
There are a number of things you can do to help your neighbor during these times. Take time to reach out to others in your Sunday School Class or Community Group.
- Check on your neighbor
- Grocery shop or run errands for someone who is home bound
during this time. - Keeping in contact with others via email, cards, notes,
and phone calls - Call a friend – if you are not sure who to contact use your
cell phone contacts.
