Partner as a Serve Site

Stories of impact

Still have questions?
Frequently asked questions about Love Has No Limits
Fill out the partner form at lovehasnolimits.com or email us at go@lovehasnolimits.com. Once you're set up, you'll submit your Serve Event details so volunteers can find and register for your event.
Please let your Serve Site host know as soon as you can, using the contact details in your confirmation. That helps them plan for the right number of volunteers.
Yes. Many Serve Sites offer free resources for families, such as food, hygiene items, clothing or school supplies. Check the listings for distribution events and community resource fairs near you.
Roles vary by site but often include parking, welcome and check-in, distribution or service, family support and hospitality, and clean-up. No special skills are needed; your team leader will show you what to do.
You'll be greeted, checked in and pointed to a place to drop your bags. A short 5–10 minute rally covers why we're serving, how the day will flow, and safety reminders. Then you'll join a team with a clear role and a team leader.
Three to five days before, your host will send the date and time, parking instructions, where to check in, a brief overview of your role, what to wear and bring, and who to contact with questions. You'll get a reminder 24 hours before.
It depends on the Serve Site. Some events welcome families, while others require volunteers to be 13+ or 18+. Check the listing before you register. We don't recommend volunteers younger than 10.
Most volunteers serve two to four hours. Every Serve Event is at least two hours long, and each listing shows its start and end times.
Choose a Serve Event and register through its listing. Once you're registered, the host will contact you with your role and the details you need for the day.
Browse the Serve Sites on this page and filter by location or type of service. Each listing shows the host, the type of service, the time, and any age requirements.
A Serve Site is a place where a Serve Event happens, hosted by a local church, nonprofit, school, business or community organization. Each site offers a service opportunity of two hours or more, from packing food boxes to painting a school to welcoming families at a community festival.









