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CVCS Student Community Service Opportunities

Our prayer is that as you serve, you are the hands and feet of Jesus extended to those around you.  If you have questions, contact your Bible teacher.

  • Students in grades 9-12: complete 10 hours of community service per semester. 
  • Students in grades 7-8: complete 5 hours of community service per semester. 
  • National Honor Society (NHS) students – complete 15 hours of community service per semester

We would like students to serve outside CVCS, but it is up to the individual Bible teacher if they will allow CVCS service hours to count.  These hours should go to benefiting others rather than ourselves (tangibly).  Service hours that are completed over the summer months may be applied to the fall semester’s service requirements for Bible class. Students need to report service hours to their Bible teachers either electronically through Teams or handwritten by filling out this form.

"For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve others and give his life as a ransom for many."  Mark 10:45

Parktacular 2022

Parktacular at the Idaho Expo
Sunday, June 12th Time slots for 20 people are available from 12:30-10:00 p.m.

SIGN UP AT: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080E49A8AC2D6-parktacular 

 

2584 E. Magic View Dr., Meridian, ID 83642
Selected Saturdays from 9:15-11:15 a.m.

 https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080E49A8AC2D6-affinity 

For more information email: dan.schuch@gmail.com

Please be prepared to wear a mask.

Meridian Main Street Market
Meridian Main Street Market
Saturdays from April 2-October 15.  

                               

SIGN UP BY FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW:

Hitch a ride with Mrs. Moehlmann or drive yourself there.  YOU MUST sign up online to take part in this community service project. The Idaho Food Bank is requiring all volunteers to wear closed toe shoes.

The Idaho Foodbank           3630 E. Commercial Ct.        Meridian, ID  83642

BACKPACK PROGRAM

The Meridian Food Bank sponsors a backpack food program for the West Ada School District. Many students who receive reduced-price or free lunches come from situations where food is scarce, and they need extra food assistance. Our program gives qualifying students a backpack each Friday filled with enough food for six meals and two snacks to ensure that they have food to eat over the weekend. 

We volunteer once a month right after school for an hour - 3:20pm-4:30pm.

Sign up for a spot by clicking on the picture!

City Light

On the 3rd Monday of every month from 4:45-7:10 p.m. We serve food to folks, lead worship, and teach chapel. Come join us! 

Sign up to serve by clicking on the picture below!  Or CLICK HERE to learn more about the Boise Rescue Mission.

RAKE Up Meridian with Cole Valley!

Saturday, November 18th, 9:00 a.m. - Noon (approx.)

BRING YOUR OWN RAKE AND GLOVES!

We will rake yards within walking distance from school.  Please meet in CVCS parking lot (east side of main bldg) at 9:00 in the morning with your rake and gloves.  The plan is to finish by noon.

PURPOSE:  To bless our elderly neighbors by cleaning up their yards. 

BRING:  Rake, Gloves, Water bottle.  Parents are welcome to join us! 

Sign up at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080E49A8AC2D6-rake1

For more information, email Melody Moehlmann at mmoehlmann@cvcsonline.org                                         

 

 

 

 

OPERATION CHRISTMAS SHOEBOX

Shoe boxes and envelope instructions available in Bible classrooms. 

Return shoebox with $10.00 check to Bible classroom by Thursday, November 16th or pay online through Samaritan's Purse.

1 shoe box = 1 service hour

3 shoe boxes = 2 service hours (max)

Visit the Samaritan's Purse website to learn more about this program.

QUILTS OF COMFORT

Do you like to make fleece blankets (or quilts, afghans or other blankets)?  If so, you can use the hours it takes to make a blanket and apply the hours toward your community service hours while blessing a family at the same time!

What is Quilts of Comfort?

Quilts of Comfort is a program at Boise and Nampa’s Saint Alphonsus Hospitals that provides blankets to families who suddenly find themselves at the hospital bedside of a loved one, unprepared to spend the night.  Blankets are also given to patients who need a little extra comfort in their medical situation. 

How does Quilts of Comfort work?

Individuals make blankets and Quilts, afghans or blankets.  They can be dropped off at Saint Alphonsus Volunteer Services (Boise or Nampa) or they can be dropped off at Cole Community Church (Elementary Campus).  A note expressing comfort is attached to the blanket and they are then placed in a plastic bag and tied with a ribbon to be presented as a gift to the recipient. 

Questions?  Contact Valerie Tucker at valeriestucker@outlook.com or 208-884-8908 

 

CVCS Community Service Coordinator:

Melody Moehlmann