Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are needed on Sunday mornings in the Children's Ministry at both hours (9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.) to care for infants to 4th grade. Commitment is based on your availability. Any adult (or youth under 18) certified through our PCPC Safety System is able to serve. Youth volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult family member.  

Join us on the 1st Friday of every month to care for children with special needs and their siblings! We will feed you dinner, train you, and then launch you into a night of fun on the PCPC campus with games, a short Bible study with the kids, activities and more. First Friday of every month from August to May. We start at 5pm (dinner and training) with the program beginning at 6pm.

Assist with a variety of opportunities including Office Assistant, mentoring for a man or woman in the rehabilitation program, be a resume consultant or special events. This group of opportunities is available primarily Monday - Friday. If interested/for more information contact Anita Muñoz.

Would you like to work with the kids after school in a gym, doing crafts, helping with literacy, handing out meals, etc.? If interested, this opportunity is available at the Rose Community Center east of 75 off Washington Ave. or Buckeye Trails Commons in Bonton. A background check and Ministry Safe Sexual Abuse awareness, at training are required. The time frames are between 3-7pm during weekdays.

Swing down to Bonton for a morning of farm restoration and to-dos like goat milking, plant harvesting, and chicken cooping. It's family-friendly and we encourage you to invite others. Tuesday - Thursday 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Bring breathable clothing, comfortable shoes, and water as needed. Register at this link - https://app.vomo.org/org/bonton-farms/calendar

Dallas Leadership Foundation (DLF) is seeking mentors to work with recently released men, as they transition from prison to their home communities. Mentors will meet with their mentees at least twice monthly for a period of 6 months. A one-day training is required as well as passing a background check.

Food Distribution Program - Dallas Leadership Foundation (DLF) is seeking volunteers to help serve communities impacted by COVID-19 and food deserts in Dallas. 1,100 people (mostly families) are served each month through this food distribution opportunity. Time frame: 2nd and 4th weeks of each month, on Thursdays from 5:00-7:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00-11:00 a.m. Location: 1421 N Peak Street If interested, contact: Dan Chappell, dcahppell@dlftx.org

Care for children so their mothers can attend classes during the evenings. Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday, 6:15-8:15 p.m. Two age groups need care: 1) babies and toddlers and 2) children through age 12. A monthly or weekly commitment is helpful for the staff to plan ahead.

Mentor a man in the addiction recovery program, in person. Requested commitment is once a week, which can occur over lunchtime from noon to 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday or meeting prior to Tuesday Night Bible Study at 5:00 p.m.; Bible Study begins at 6:00 p.m. Plan to meet weekly or at a minimum every other week.

Mercy Street is seeking individuals, couples and families to walk alongside children and their families to close opportunity gaps and ignite transformational change. Mentoring not only transforms mentees, but makes a life-changing impact on mentors. Mentors receive coaching and support from Mentor Coordinators, employed by Mercy Street. Mercy Street asks mentors to commit to this relationship for one year up front.

Mercy Street empowers students to grow up fulfilling their God-given potential, knowing their God-given purpose. One of the ways they accomplish this goal is by running sports leagues in the spring and fall, and sports camps in the summer. Volunteer coaches are responsible for coaching soccer and baseball teams of athletes 18 years and younger for the duration of the season. Assistant coaches are also needed to serve on a more intermittent basis. Both head coaches and assistant coaches are considered role models for athletes assigned to their teams. If you're interested, contact jenna.tenpenny@pcpc.org for more information.

Serve with OurCalling! They are a discipleship ministry and day shelter in downtown Dallas, and they need volunteers. Help with meal preparation, serving breakfast and lunch meals, cleaning the facility, sorting clothing donations, and providing hospitality/guest services. Opportunities available Monday-Friday, 7am-1pm, and Saturdays, 8:30am - 12:00pm. Covid compliance continues to be evaluated and observed as needed. Online registration is required and a mandatory volunteer orientation (75 minutes) is offered on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Once you complete the orientation, you will begin to receive project opportunities by email. You can read about the opportunities and register to join.

Lay-counselors needed for one-on-one interaction. Four hours per week. Both women and men are needed and training is provided and required.

Thrive needs nursing professionals to assist with pregnancy tests and ultrasounds. A current RN license is required (2 year commitment). Also, trained/untrained sonographers are needed to perform ultrasounds. Training is provided for those with RN, PA, NP other medical certification (2 year commitment).

Union Gospel Mission Food Service Help prepare and serve food at Calvert Place Men's Shelter or Center of Hope Women & Children's Shelter. Must be 18 years or older to serve at Calvert Place or 10 years or older to serve at Center of Hope. All volunteers 14 years and up must complete a volunteer application, photo release, and volunteer waiver. Please wear closed-toed shoes and long pants. Opportunities every day, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Union Gospel Mission Teaching/Tutoring Do you enjoy teaching? Calvert Place Men's Shelter and Center of Hope Women & Children's Shelter are seeking volunteers to teach life skills, GED prep, resume building, K-12 tutoring, and much more! Volunteers must be 18 years and older for Calvert Place and 14 years and older for Center of Hope and complete a volunteer application, photo release, and volunteer waiver. Help needed Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for adults and 6-7 p.m. for K-12 tutoring (Center of Hope only). Union Gospel Mission Mentor Seeking mature Christians to come alongside clients of Calvert Place Men's Shelter and Center of Hope Women & Children's Shelter as they prepare to graduate. Must be a member of a local church and complete a volunteer application, background check, and interview with the facility director. Hours are typically Monday through Saturday between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Union Gospel Mission Childcare Center of Hope Women & Children's Shelter has multiple opportunities for volunteers 14 and older. Watch children during daily chapel services, help out in the Child Development Center, or facilitate the Moms with Tots program. All volunteers must complete an application, photo release, waiver, background check, and interview with the facility director. Contact Anita Muñoz for more information.

West Dallas Community School is welcoming back tutors starting in late September. If you can read with a child, help with math or spelling or have another interest, you will be a blessing. Opportunities are available from one hour a month to once a week. Please contact Anita Muñoz for further information.

Are you looking for a place to serve at PCPC? Do you want to be directly involved in making a significant difference? One way is through Frontline Ministry on Sunday mornings. Frontline is our church-wide welcoming, greeting, and hospitality ministry that engages members and visitors as they arrive in the parking lots, enter PCPC doors and hallways and find their way to the Sanctuary and classrooms. Frontline ensures everyone who comes to PCPC feels welcomed and included. To qualify, all you need is love for the Lord, a caring heart, a warm smile, and a desire to help others. As a member of this ministry, you will be assigned to a team that will serve every fourth or fifth week for 45 minutes at either 9:00 or 11:00 a.m., whichever you choose.