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Supporting the homeless is a corporal work of mercy and a beautiful way to serve Jesus and share his love with our brothers and sisters in need. Learn more about our outreach opportunities to the homeless below.
Roof Above Men's Shelter - monthly dinners
Habitat for Humanity - workdays
HOM - furniture and household items drives
Nurses Serving Our Neighbors
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Habitat for Humanity
FALL 2022: HABITAT CHURCH PARTNERS BUILD
Exciting news! St. Gabriel Church is partnering with Habitat for Humanity and several other area churches to build a a house this fall for a deserving family. Help with home construction (ages 16+, no experience needed - multiple dates) or serve lunch for the crew (September 24).
LOCATION
2707 Primrose Ave, Charlotte 28208
SATURDAY WORKDAYS
September 24 - St. Gabriel Church's Main Workday
October 8
November 12
December 3
December 17
WORK CREW SIGN-UP INSTRUCTIONS- Use the link below. Search group number: 1686
- Select: Charlotte Church Partners Volunteer Team
- Click “Search for shifts” (simply press 'search' button - no need to enter dates or location)
- Check desired shift(s) and click select
- New user/volunteer: click "new User” to create a new account
- After completing the registration, the shift and details will appear on your volunteer account
Ages 16+
No experience needed
LUNCH AND HOSPITALITY SIGN UPSign up to provide snacks, lunch, or welcome the crew on September 24.
Sign UP TO HELP with LUNCH HERE
Lack of affordable housing is one of the biggest challenges facing our homeless neighbors in Charlotte. Habitat Charlotte transforms lives by partnering with families and our communities to create and preserve affordable home ownership solutions, including construction of new homes for qualified families. Homeowners contribute 300 hours of sweat-equity to Habitat. Learn more here.Over 30 years, St. Gabriel Church has built 4 homes and assisted with construction of more than 100 homes. We support Habitat's commitment to build "strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter".
Questions? CONTACT DANNY KELLY
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Roof Above - Men's Shelter Dinners
Our volunteers prepare and serve dinner to residents of A Roof Above (formerly The Men's Shelter) on the last Friday of each month. During the pandemic, the number of volunteers who can serve is limited. Roof Above requires that all volunteers are COVID-vaccinated and wear masks.
Prep shift: 2:30-5:30 pm
Ages 18+
Service shift: 5:30 - 7:30 pm
ages 16+
IMPORTANT: No-shows have been a problem. Please contact the leaders (see the details in the Sign Up) if your plans change and you cannot participate.
Sign up for the September 30 dinner here
Add your name to our Roof Above volunteer list
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HOM - Homemakers of Mercy
HOM - now part of Catholic Charities - furnishes apartments for refugee families being settled in Charlotte, using good-condition used furniture and new and good-condition housewares.
Furniture and houseware drives are held in the St. Gabriel Church parking lot on the 3rd Saturday of every other month, with furniture pick-ups available.
Upcoming furniture drives at St. Gabriel:
Lowest church parking lot, 9:30 am - 10:30 am (updated times)
October 15
November 19
January 21 2023
Items currently needed:
Dressers, night stands, end table and coffee tables, kitchen tables, paper towels, Kleenex, napkins
Sorry, these items cannot be accepted:
Bed frames or mattresses
Cribs
Used bed linens
Glass tables
Mirrors
TV cabinets or large armoires
TVs and electronics
To inquire about a furniture pick-up on the 3rd Saturday of the month, ask questions, or volunteer:
CONTACT HOM here
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Nurses Serving Our Neighbors
Licensed nurses, do you have a heart for the most vulnerable in our city…those living in shelters or supportive housing?
NSON (Nurses Serving Our Neighbors) will soon be a non-profit operational foundation comprised of volunteer Faith Community Nurse Advocates who are providing “wholistic” (body, mind, spirit) health promotion for the most vulnerable in our Charlotte community.
Serving in this ministry may involve only a few phone calls a month, setting up or meeting someone at a doctor’s appointment, taking vital signs at a blood pressure clinic, providing medication education…being present to those who need to navigate our complex medical system.Licensed nurses (retired or with some time to give) are invited to “come and see”.
Contact Teri Ferguson for details
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