9:00-11:00am
Resurrection Leawood
Building A, Circle Drive

As a community partner, Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas provides both long and short term support for our neighbors in need. Their top priorities over the next few weeks are to ensure their food and healthcare ministries remain intact. To do that, donations are needed.

Canned Fruit
Rice
Boxed meals (hamburger helper, mac and cheese, etc)
Peanut Butter
Canned meat (tuna or chicken)
Soup
Canned Vegetables (tomatoes, peas, mixed vegetables, carrots, potatoes)

Church of the Resurrection's Partner Schools continue to distribute food and other necessities to families. At this time they need personal and feminine hygiene products and cleaning supplies.

Shampoo
Bar soap
Toilet paper (4 pack)
Baby wipes
Deodorant
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Dish soap
Small liquid laundry detergent (easier for families to transport)
Box of feminine hygiene products
Ethnic haircare products

Please note we are asking you to participate only IF you are already going to the store, placing an online order or have items to share. We are not encouraging you to go out and make a special grocery store trip!

Items can be dropped-off at Church of the Resurrection Leawood on Friday, April 10 from 9am-11am. To donate, drive up to the truck in the circle drive at Building A and a volunteer will take your donations out of your car.

To help protect our volunteers and donation recipients, please donate non-expired, un-opened food products and use proper hand-washing and sanitation techniques before you drop them off.

9:00-11:00 am
Resurrection Blue Springs

Donations will benefit Community Services League.

Food Needs
Canned food (meat, stew, vegetables, etc.)
Canned soup
Crackers
Cereal / Oatmeal packages
Ramen
Peanut Butter
Jelly
Bread
Boxes of macaroni and cheese
Pasta (any kind) & Pasta sauce
Hamburger Helper & Tuna Helper
Pancake mix
Syrup
Bags of apples or oranges
Granola Bars
Chips (individual single-serve packages are best)

(no glass please)

Household Needs
Liquid hand soap
Toilet paper
Paper towels
Laundry soap
Spray disinfecting cleaners

Please note we are asking you to participate only IF you are already going to the store, placing an online order or have items to share. We are not encouraging you to go out and make a special grocery store trip!

Items can be dropped-off at Church of the Resurrection Blue Springs on Saturday, April 11 from 9am-11am. To donate, drive up and a volunteer will take your donations out of your car.

To help protect our volunteers and CSL benefactors, please donate non-expired, un-opened food products and use proper hand-washing and sanitation techniques before you drop them off.

Church of the Resurrection's Hunger Stoppers Team continues to make deliveries and send funding to our partner pantries during this time. Help us restock by donating non-perishables. Please no glass containers or expired product.

Desirable donations include:

• Cereal
• Canned meats (chicken, tuna, Vienna sausages)
• Chunky stews/soups
• Peanut butter & Jelly
• Canned/boxed meals/Macaroni & Cheese
• Shelf stable milk products
• Pancake mix (add water only) & Syrup
• Canned fruits and vegetables.

Mercy & Truth Medical Missions provides international and local healthcare services. They have two clinics, one in KCK and the other in Shawnee. They are continuing to see patients at this time, and are in need of vitamins to give out to their patients.

• Vitamin D
• Vitamin C
• Adult Multivitamins
• Children's Multivitamins

Please note we are asking you to participate only IF you are already going to the store, placing an online order or have items to share. We are not encouraging you to go out and make a special grocery store trip!

Items can be dropped-off at Church of the Resurrection Leawood on Friday, April 17 from 9am-11am. To donate, drive up to the truck in the circle drive at Building A and a volunteer will take your donations out of your car.

To help protect our volunteers and donation recipients, please donate non-expired, un-opened food products and use proper hand-washing and sanitation techniques before you drop them off.

Synergy Services, Inc. began in 1970 as Synergy House, the only shelter for runaway and homeless youth in western Missouri. Through the years the organization’s reach to include young children and women victimized by abuse.

The Domestic Violence Center, Children's Center and Synergy House remain open and staff continues to provide 24 hour care and housing to children and teens in our community through this crisis.

Diapers (especially size 5 or 6)
Nonperishable Snacks (things kids and teens will eat)
Cans of formula
Frozen Foods
Disinfecting Cleaners
Dish Liquid/Dishwasher Detergent
Laundry Detergent
Foil/Plastic wrap
Ziploc Bags (All Sizes)
Basic Hygiene Items Toilet Paper
Paper towels
Hand sanitizer
Lysol/Clorox wipes
Lysol spray
Non-Latex gloves
Hand Soap Refills
Card Games and Board Games for teens
Painting Canvases (8x10 larges)
Craft Paint
Modge Podge
Fun Size Candy
Canned Soda
Ear Buds
Gift Cards- QuikTrip, Uber, Subway, Wal-Mart, Hyvee, Sam's Club

Please note we are asking you to participate only IF you are already going to the store, placing an online order or have items to share. We are not encouraging you to go out and make a special grocery store trip!

Items can be dropped-off at Church of the Resurrection Downtown on Saturday, April 18 from 9am-11am. To donate, drive up to the truck in the circle drive at Building A and a volunteer will take your donations out of your car.

To help protect our volunteers and donation recipients, please donate non-expired, un-opened food products and use proper hand-washing and sanitation techniques before you drop them off.

The Resurrection Overland Park Food Pantry helps bridge the gap of food insecurity gap in our community. They continue to serve clients during the COVID-19 outbreak utilizing a mobile pantry method, bringing sacks directly to client's cars.

Items Needed:

Canned Fruit
Rice
Boxed meals (hamburger helper, mac and cheese, etc)
Pancake Mix & Syrup
Peanut Butter
Canned meat (tuna or chicken)
Soup
Canned Vegetables (tomatoes, peas, mixed vegetables, carrots, potatoes)
Diapers (size 3 and up)

Please note we are asking you to participate only IF you are already going to the store, placing an online order or have items to share. We are not encouraging you to go out and make a special grocery store trip!

Items can be dropped-off at Church of the Resurrection Overland Park on Saturday, April 18 from 9am-11am. To donate, drive up to the truck in the circle drive at Building A and a volunteer will take your donations out of your car.

To help protect our volunteers and donation recipients, please donate non-expired, un-opened food products and use proper hand-washing and sanitation techniques before you drop them off.

Flourish Furnishings collects, prepares and distributes donated furnishings and home essentials to offer a “hand up” by meeting the household furnishings needs in Kansas City’s urban and suburban communities.

As they prepare to re-open their warehouse, donations are needed to insure their clients can receive everything they need to furnish a home.

Items Needed:

Mattresses & bed frames
Dressers
Night stands
Upholstered furniture
Coffee/side tables
Wood furniture (no glass)
Dining Room table/chairs (no glass)
Bar stools
Pots and pans
Glassware
Dishware
Utensils
Small appliances
Can openers
Lamps
Area rugs (up to 8x10)
Microwaves (no built ins)
TVs up to 32” or flat screens
Bed, kitchen & bath linens

See the full list of donation guidelines.

We are unable to accept items that are torn, stained or in need of repair. Items should be cleaned/laundered prior to donation. Remember, only donate it if you’d give it to your child or neighbor.

Items can be dropped-off at Church of the Resurrection Leawood on Friday, April 24 from 9am-11am. To donate, drive up to the truck in the circle drive at Building A and a volunteer will take your donations out of your car.

To help protect our volunteers and donation recipients, please use proper hand-washing and sanitation techniques before you drop items off.

More information coming soon!

Volunteer shifts available Monday - Thursday.

Please sign up in advance as we are adhering to social distancing guidelines to help prevent the spread of germs and are limited to fewer than 10 people volunteering at one time. Want to donate food? Drop off donations between 1-3pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

United Way of Greater Kansas City works to provide the farthest-reaching network of support for those in need in our community.  UWGKC has identified volunteer opportunities all throughout the metro area, that will help those who are impacted by this public health crisis.  This list will be continuously updated, so check back.

As the only agency in Kansas City that provides private apartments and supportive services to mothers in recovery and their children, Amethyst Place empowers families by helping them build healthy relationships, secure permanent housing, improve their educational outcomes, and gain economic stability.

Amethyst Place is in need of spaghetti sauce, snacks and activities for kids, and basic cleaning items. Donate items from their Amazon wishlist.

Avenue of Life's mission is to mobilize our community to equip and empower low-income individuals and families to be self-sustained and independent.

Avenue of Life will be distributing essentials kits to families. Donations are needed of non-perishable pantry staples, items for sack lunches, toiletries and cleaning supplies for homes, masks, gloves and disinfecting wipes.

Are you a regular blood donor at Church of the Resurrection? Keep it up!

To ensure they are prepared to support health agencies in our communities and across the country, CBC strongly urges individuals who feel healthy and well to make an appointment at a donor center or blood drive to give blood, platelets and plasma. Appointments are required; walk-ins will not be accepted at this time.

Make your appointment to donate blood or platelets.

Cross-Lines was established in 1963 as “a place of hope” for those struggling with the hardships of poverty. They provide direct assistance to at-risk families, the elderly, and single individuals struggling to make ends meet.

Cross-Lines has temporarily stopped serving hot meals cafeteria style, and has started distributing sack meals for breakfasts and lunches. Funding is needed to purchase items for distribution. Donate to Cross-Lines.

The Global FC Education Program serves English language learners from all over the world, most of whom arrived in Kansas City on refugee status.

The Global FC team is continuing to foster academic growth and community, fighting the isolation and boredom students are facing right now. The connection and support provided through online engagement is vital during this time where everything is new.

Check out what online engagement looks like for Global FC and email Celeste at celeste@branch-global.com to become a tutor!

Safety-net programs such as SNAP (food stamps) and WIC (women infants children) do not cover diapers. This is a huge expense for low-income families costing an estimated $80-100 per month. 1 in 3 American families struggle to provide enough diapers to keep their babies happy, healthy and dry.

Happy Bottoms has put a hold on accepting diaper donations from the public, but can turn your donations into diapers for families in need.

Donate to Happy Bottoms

Harvesters Community Food Network remains committed to working with their network of more than 760 agencies to provide food to those in need.

Harvesters is encouraging the community to help by donating money. For every dollar donated you help them ensure they have the food and resources on hand to meet any additional demand. It also helps Harvesters provide means to get the food out more effectively and efficiently.

Volunteers are also needed to process and sort donations.  You must be 18+ and in good health.

Heart to Heart International strengthens communities through improving health access, providing humanitarian development and administering crisis relief worldwide.

Across the U.S., Heart to Heart International is distributing hygiene kits for those in quarantine or unable to leave their homes. Good hygiene is critical in this time of the COVID-19 global pandemic, especially in vulnerable communities.

They have already distributed thousands of kits to local shelters, healthcare facilities, school districts, faith-based programs, food pantries, public safety organizations, and more. But, more kits are needed.

You can sponsor one kit for $10 and it will provide hygiene supplies (including soap, toothpaste, shampoo, handwashing guidelines, and more) that will be delivered to a person in need.

Hope Faith Homeless Assistance Campus is working with other local organizations to keep their guests safe, healthy, and fed.

Medical provider volunteers (doctors, nurses, EMTs, CNAs, nursing/medical students, etc.) are needed to staff the Farmers Insurance First Aid Center, providing basic vitals checks for guests. Sign-up to volunteer here.

Additionally, Hope Faith is asking for assistance in sourcing bulk meal supplies to be given out in paper sack care packages.

If you are able to do so safely, please bring the following to Hope Faith or VCP to provide for Kansas City’s homeless population. You can also make a monetary donation online.

Hope Faith: 705 Virginia Ave, Kansas City, MO 64106
VCP: 8900 Troost Ave, Kansas City, MO 64131

Food Items
Fruit cups, pudding, flour tortillas, sliced bread, biscuits, deli meat, sliced cheeses, buns, applesauce, fruit snacks, granola bars, breakfast bars, honey buns, wrapped muffins, smoothies, yogurt, english muffins, individually packaged cereals, peanut butter, jelly, individually packaged chips, cheese sticks, bottled water, juice boxes, and individual milk cartons.

Sanitation & General Items
Spoons/sporks, Nitrile gloves (especially L-XL), disposable gloves, N95 disposable face, masks, disinfectant spray, commercial building/kitchen disinfectant, hand sanitizer (all sizes), sanitizing wipes, bleach, paper towels, trash bags, disposable rags, tissue paper, facial tissue, vitamins, vitamin C, sandwich bags, disposable plates, disposable cups, disposable napkins, brown paper sacks, and plastic sacks.

Metro Lutheran Ministry connects those in need in the Kansas City area with food, housing, health care, education, employment services and other resources.

They are looking for 3-5 volunteers from 8:15am-11:30am on Tuesday-Friday. Volunteers will be pre-packing food boxes for the next day (no direct contact with clients). Please contact Rebecka at rebeckanoel@mlmkc.org.

If you want to stay in but still want to help you could make sack lunches and MLM will pick them up! For more information you may also contact Rebecka at the above email address.

reStart provides housing and supportive services to help homeless men, women, youth and families move toward independence and self-sufficiency with the goal of ending homelessness in our community.

At this time, they are in need of sack lunches to distribute their clients. A few ideas for what to include: peanut butter sandwiches; protein options like tuna or chicken salad kits, vienna sausages or beef jerky; individually packaged chips, fruit cups, granola bars and other snacks.

Once your bags are complete, please coordinate with Ann Klockau(aklockau@restartinc.org) to arrange a time to deliver them to reStart.

Shelter KC is in desperate need of hygiene items (soap, body wash, shampoo, toothpaste) and surgical masks to protect employees and guests. Store-bought masks are preferable, but they will take homemade too. Contact Shelter KC to arrange a time to drop off donations: 816-421-7643

Donating funds online will go to work immediately to care for homeless men and women in Kansas City. Donate now.

Synergy Services, Inc. began in 1970 as Synergy House, the only shelter for runaway and homeless youth in western Missouri. Through the years the organization’s reach to include young children and women victimized by abuse.

The Domestic Violence Center, Children's Center and Synergy House remain open and staff continues to provide 24 hour care and housing to children and teens in our community through this crisis. 

Donate to their COVID-19 Resource Fund or check out their list of in-kind needs here (you can order through Amazon or Walmart).