Real impact. Real change.
See the impact across America from the Love Has No Limits efforts.

The movement in America so far
Families have been empowered
In Services and Practical Goods Provided
Organizations partnered
In GIK distributed to families in need
Families took the first step to foster, adopt, or care for families in crisis
Volunteers have joined the movement

See: Change in paradigm
Impact happens as a result of great information, not just great ideas. We help community stakeholders understand the greatest challenges and opportunities.
Serve: Change in practice
By empowering a community-based organization to effectively serve their neighbors for the first time, it paves the way for long-term commitment to the needs of the community.
Solve: Solution to the problem
Long-term commitment produces long-term change. Our goal in each city is to empower local community champions to adopt long-term city transformation initiatives.
Stories of impact

Still have questions?
Frequently asked questions about Love Has No Limits
Email us at go@lovehasnolimits.com. We're happy to help with questions about submitting a Serve Event, managing volunteers, changing event details, or reporting your impact.
Yes. Networks, denominations and multi-location organizations can activate their affiliates, campuses or locations together. Networks receive a custom landing page, ready-made rollout messaging, and a network-level summary of their combined impact.
It doesn't have to be. A Serve Event is often a starting point. Many partners use it to build relationships with schools, nonprofits and neighborhoods that continue long after the event.
Each host submits a short impact form covering volunteers, people served, value donated, and stories or photos from the day. You'll receive shareable reporting and access to information on every volunteer who registered for your event.
Give yourself a few months. That allows time to complete the partner form, plan your event, submit your Serve Event details, and recruit volunteers. Your event goes live for volunteer registration once it's submitted.
Your organization owns and operates its outreach. That includes event design, logistics, volunteer recruitment, partnerships, permissions, and on-site leadership. We provide the structure, tools and encouragement to help you do it well.
You are not doing this alone. Partners receive:
- An event and volunteer management platform, including volunteer registration
- Step-by-step guides for distributions, serving schools, serving with nonprofits, and caring for volunteers
- Marketing tools with sample social posts, flyer text, email templates, a volunteer QR code and an outreach tracking sheet
- Simple impact reporting
- Ongoing support from our team
Fill out the partner form on our website to tell us about your organization and how you'd like to serve. From there, you'll submit your Serve Event details, host your event, and share your impact afterward.
It depends on the Serve Event. Some events require volunteers to be 13 or older, and others 18 or older. Each event lists its own requirements. We don't recommend volunteers younger than 10.
Organizations of every size can host a Serve Event, whether they serve dozens of families or thousands. Anyone with a few hours to give can volunteer.
A Serve Site is the location where a Serve Event happens. It could be a church, school, park, shelter, community center or neighborhood block, anywhere neighbors can come together to serve.
A Serve Event is a service project of at least two hours. It's hosted by a church, nonprofit, school, business or community organization. Each one gives volunteers a hands-on way to make a difference, like packing goods for families, beautifying a school, hosting a community festival, or raising awareness for a cause.









