Partner as a Church

Stories of impact

Still have questions?
Frequently asked questions about Love Has No Limits
After the event, submit a short impact form with your volunteers, families served, outcomes, stories and photos. You'll receive shareable reporting to celebrate with your congregation.
Yes. Networks and multi-campus churches can activate every location at once. You'll receive a custom landing page, ready-made messaging for your campuses or affiliates, and a network-level summary of your combined impact.
Send key details three to five days ahead and a reminder 24 hours before. On the day, open with a short 5–10 minute rally, give every team a clear role and leader, and thank volunteers before they leave. Our volunteer experience guide covers each step.
Your church does. You lead the planning, volunteer teams and on-site experience. We provide the structure, tools, guides and support so your team can lead with confidence.
Yes. Once your Serve Event is submitted, it's listed on our website so anyone in your community can register. It's a natural way to welcome neighbors who may never have walked through your doors.
Lead with listening. Reach out to a principal, counselor or nonprofit director, explain that your church would like to serve, and ask, "How can we help?" Let them guide the direction. Our guides for serving schools and nonprofits walk you through every step.
No, and we encourage you to go beyond it. Consider taking one intentional step forward: serve in a new location like a school, park, shelter or neighborhood block; collaborate with a new partner; or engage a community your church hasn't reached before.
Common church Serve Events include:
- Serving a local school: Campus beautification, a family festival, teacher and staff support, or a food and supply distribution
- Serving with a local nonprofit: Volunteering in a program they already run, or co-hosting a distribution or resource fair
- Distribution events: Food, hygiene kits, clothing or household items offered with dignity
- Community events: Block parties and family festivals with meals, games and resource booths
Yes. We walk you through four stages: explore and dream, plan and prepare, activate and serve, and celebrate and strengthen. Our step-by-step guides give you proven models for each stage, whether you're serving dozens of families or thousands.
Churches are at the heart of serving their communities. Your church can host its own Serve Event, partner with a local school or nonprofit, and mobilize your congregation and neighbors to serve. Start by filling out the partner form on our website.









