Reveal Resource Center is a food and diaper pantry and clothes closet at the Christian Resource Center (CRC) that serves 300-400 families each week with the help of 100+ volunteers. Reveal is a Central Texas  Food Bank partner agency that distributes groceries, clothing, and ministry support. The primary focus is to be the hands and feet of Jesus to the Greater Austin community. Reveal also serves as a gateway to all of the resources available at the CRC, helping to break the cycle of poverty.

Reveal Resource Center opens its doors every Monday and Tuesday to offer food, clothing and spiritual resources to brothers and sisters in need. Check out Reveal Resource Center in action and find out how to get involved below.

Distribution of Food, Diaper & Clothing
Reveal accepts donations of clothing (all types & sizes) and unopened, non-expired food.

Mondays: 6:45 – 8:00 pm
Tuesdays: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Volunteering

Mondays: 8:30 – 11:30 am  > Unloading and bagging only

Mondays: 6:30 – 8:30 pm  > Sort and distribute groceries and clothing; Carryout to client vehicles; Client intake and Gospel sharing (especially Spanish speakers); Data Entry; Set up/ Tear down

Tuesdays: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm  > Sort and distribute groceries, diapers and clothing; Carryout to client vehicles; Client intake and Gospel sharing (especially Spanish speakers); Data Entry; Set up/ Tear down

Every Day: 7:30 – 9:30 am  > Van/Truck Drivers to pick up donations from local grocery stores

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For more information or to volunteer, email Susan. 

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River City Hope Street offers faith-based job readiness and skills training for adults. Through meeting the practical needs of those in poverty through job readiness and adult education, River City Hope Street has the opportunity to help participants and volunteers understand Christ’s love for them.

English as a Second Language (ESL) & High School Equivalency Training (GED)

For more information or to find out how you can get involved, contact our HCBC ministry leader Marianne Halloran. 

Faith Home Restoration is a Christian home providing a safe environment and community for women that desire to walk through the restoration process with God. Faith Home provides a safe, drug-free environment and offers prayer, support, fellowship, and encouragement. Residents participate in a Biblically-based recovery program and weekly Bible studies.

This ministry offers the following types of ways to get involved:

• Prayer
• Driving & Delivery (Grocery store visits, doctor appointments)
• Mentors/Life Coaches/Evangelism/Bible Study Leaders
• Food/Clothing Pantry/Cleaning Supplies/Paper Goods
• Mowing/General Lawn Care
• Job Skills Training
• Marketing/Admin Support (web design, graphic design)
• Social Media Support
• Donations Accepted: women’s clothing, toiletries, toilet paper, paper goods, cleaning supplies, lawn equipment, food.

For more information or to find out how you can get involved, contact:

Amy Crawford | 512-552-3259

Follow Faith Home Restoration: Facebook

Christian Family Counseling
Often times we just need a supportive listening ear and wisdom from the Bible to help free us up to move on in our lives.  Sandra and Ran Stovall provide just such services to families at free or low cost. Call Sandra to set up an appointment.

If you have questions concerning our counseling services, please contact Sandra Stovall.

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Forward Foundation - Biblical Life Care Coaching

PurposeWorks (Formerly Job Seekers Network)

Reaching Your Potential in Life + Career

PurposeWorks empowers, equips, and guides professionals to find purpose and fulfillment in every stage of their lives and careers through relationship, encouragement, and training.

Looking for work? Want more purpose in your work?

We would love to have you join us for our Monday morning Job Seekers Network meetings! Each week, join us for practical job search help, encouragement, and networking! Meetings are offered either in-person or online. Check out our upcoming meeting schedule:
Calendar

Meetings are held Mondays from 9:30-11:30 AM. 

In-person meetings are held in the North Auditorium of the Lakeline location. If attending for the first time, please pre-register and arrive at 8:45 AM. 

Upcoming in-person meeting dates are: 8/5, 8/19, 9/16, 9/30, 10/14, 11/11, 12/9

Looking for life purpose?

Our Living the Called Life workshop can help you identify your life purpose and mission statement, understand how your gifting, heart, abilities, personality and experiences inform your purpose and develop a Life Calling Plan that includes work-life balance. 

Discover life purpose + life balance: https://www.purposeworks.org/how-we-can-help/purposeseekers/

Learn more about PurposeWorks: https://www.purposeworks.org

Partners in Hope's mission is to empower communities to work together to eliminate social isolation and the hopelessness it causes. Imagine with us a world where no one navigates life alone.

Unlike ministries that organize a crisis response and only help for a limited period, Partners in Hope helps families by walking with them through a season of life, empowering them to transform over time. PIH connects families to community support and resources through relationships with volunteers, while offering an avenue for donors to impact their community in a meaningful way. 

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

• Experience a workday as an individual or as part of a group.
• Fund the ministry to ensure that PIH continues to be able to respond to the needs of our community.
• Meet known needs  by contacting us.
• Serve in the organization by offering your professional skills, talents, and passions.
• Invite others you do life with to join you, since team-building through service benefits your group as well as the community.
• Learn more about relational ministry through one of our volunteer trainings.

Jail to Jobs makes a positive difference in the lives of juvenile offenders across Texas by empowering them to find purpose and personal growth through a relationship with Christ.

This ministry offers the following opportunities to get involved:

• Counseling
• Driving & Delivery
• Evangelism
• Job Skills Training
• Meals & Snacks
• Prayer
• Professional Services
• Graphic Designers
• Tutoring & Mentoring

To get involved contact: Shannon Sanders

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CARS Ministry is a faith-based youth development program designed to reach and connect with young people ages 14-24 in a vocational setting. The program teaches basic automobile care and maintenance along with life skills. Each meeting includes a meal, devotional, classroom instruction, and hands-on training.

Volunteer Opportunities: 
You can get involved by serving as a classroom instructor and mentor as well as providing meals to students.

CARS accepts donations of cars, tools, supplies, meals, and building materials.

For more information or to find out how you can get involved, contact: Marc Swiatek 

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Drive a Senior offers free transportation and other support services for senior adults to live independently in their own homes. Services are provided by volunteer drivers, home handymen, office volunteers and hosts/hostesses for twice monthly Senior Day Out luncheons. Drive a Senior also maintains a medical equipment loan closet and accepts donations of gently used walkers, canes, shower chairs and similar supplies.

Volunteer commitment: Flexible scheduling with some services requiring a short one or two-hour commitment. Volunteers must receive introductory training about use of the scheduling website and the spirit of services provided. You can get involved by joining others from Hill Country who serve in these roles.

For more information or to volunteer, email John Rondeau.

Follow Drive A Senior NW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Community First! Village is a 51-acre master planned community that provides affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for men and women coming out of chronic homelessness. A development of Mobile Loaves and Fishes, this transformative residential program exists to love and serve our neighbors who have been living on the streets, while also empowering the surrounding community into a lifestyle of service with the homeless.

Sign up to get involved here! If you'd like to know more email us at communityimpact.

Who We Are:
The Charlie Center is a non-profit community center serving individuals experiencing homelessness in North Austin.

What We Do:
Meets the physical needs through hospitality ad healthcare and provides navigation services to help individuals take their next step toward permanent housing.  

How We Do It:
Serves every person with compassion and excellence, taking a process-driven, holistic approach to help individuals navigate from homeless to housed.  

Visit Website here. 

Bags of Grace is a ministry focused on serving the homeless in the Austin. This ministry is for everyone (from kids to seniors). Bags of necessities are prepared that include food, water, and hygiene products. These bags are then subsequently distributed to the homeless in and around Austin. For example, the bags can be prepared on a Saturday afternoon at the HCBC campus. The following day the bags can then be distributed at Church Under the Bridge under an overpass of I-35 near downtown Austin. 

All of us want to help when we know there is a need, but many people are reluctant to hand money to someone with a sign on a street corner. A Bag of Grace provides basic but valuable items to those on the street, who are truly in need. A Bag of Grace, however, is more than just a meal. It's a chance to connect with another person, even if just for a moment. It's a chance to let those in need and/or homeless know that they are not forgotten or thrown away.  

Contact Gregg Peacock for more info

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Angels are Moving is a Christ-based 501c3 non-profit ministry servicing the Round Rock, Cedar Park, and Leander, Texas areas. We provide moving assistance to those in need, especially single mothers.

Volunteer Opportunities:

Here is a list of services Angels are Moving ministries provides:

• Moving out of dwelling to storage

• Moving out of storage to new dwelling

• Unloading from mobile storage (moving truck/ van, POD, etc) to dwelling

• Loading from dwelling to mobile storage (moving truck/ van, POD, etc)

• Pickup of approved donations.  See list of approved donations here.  These donations are redistributed to those in need.

• Community-wide flood relief work (muck outs)

To get involved contact our HCBC ministry lead Aaron Enfield.

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At Hill Country Community Ministries, we exist to change lives in our community by eliminating hunger and creating pathways to self-reliance through community partnerships. With compassion and care, we affirm dignity through the provision of food, clothing, and advocacy for our community, while being good stewards of the resources entrusted to us.  Our goal is to break the grip of hardship, hunger, and hopelessness, by improving health and well-being of our neighbors. 

Located at 1005 Lacy Drive, Leander Tx 78641 and opened Monday - Friday from 9am - 12pm and 1pm - 3pm with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm.

Thrift Store
Welcome to our thrift store, where you'll discover a world of affordable treasures and hidden gems waiting to find their new homes. At our store, we take pride in offering not just bargains, but also a meaningful mission. "Real Deals, Real Change," encapsulates our commitment to providing our community with high-quality, second-hand goods while contributing to positive social impact. With an ever-changing inventory of pre-loved items, shopping at our thrift store isn't just about finding incredible deals; it's about being part of a movement for positive change in our community. Join us in our journey to make a real difference, one thrifty purchase at a time.

The HCCM Thrift Store is located at 1501 Leander Drive, Bldg C Unit 3, Leander TX 78641.  Store hours are Monday - Saturday 10am - 6pm.  You can drop off donations Tuesday - Saturday from 10am - 4pm.

Check out more about Hill Country Community Ministries here!

Breath of Life Maternity Ministries is called to care for expectant mothers needing shelter, encouragement, and hope. Often, they have no one else to turn to.  Each day, we remind them that they and their babies are fearfully and wonderfully made. Their choice to carry to full term honors their Creator, as well as His creation. 

Fostering Hope is a nonprofit committed to building stronger foster and adoptive families through training, mentoring, and church ministry development.

Everyone Can Play a Part

A supportive community can be the difference between foster and adoptive families who thrive and those who barely survive. Our experience has shown that it takes 5-10 other adults providing support and care for one foster or adoptive family for that family to be truly successful.

If you are not called to foster or adopt yourself, we still need you to jump in and serve a family that is called. Babysitting. Meals. Prayer. Fundraising. Furniture. Clothing. Respite care. Transportation. No part or role is too small.

Be confident in your next step.​

Whether you are exploring ways to get involved or are looking for ways to respond to the needs of foster and adoptive families, we want to help you wisely discern your next step and empower you to make a difference in the life of a child or family.

Programs and Services: I Said Yes, Ministry Development, Make Ready, Consultation, AFAH, Babysitting

Questions or ready to take that next step? Contact Fostering Hope for more information.