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is a Great Way to share service opportunities that are in our communities and also a way we can serve those in need within our immediate area allowing us to better  Families and service organizations in our area. 

 What is JustServe?

JustServe matches churches, civic organizations, non-profits, and governmental agencies that need volunteers with volunteers willing to help. JustServe.org links you to service opportunities in your community so you can make a difference wherever you are and however you want to serve. Once we know what the needs are, we tell you about them here on JustServe or through Facebook, and then you can go and help get the job done. We make it easy to sign up and show up, on your time and in your way. JustServe.org is provided as a service by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Following the Biblical admonition of the Savior to "love thy neighbor as thyself," JustServe provides opportunities to relieve suffering, care for the poor and needy, and enhance the quality of life in the community. JustServe is not for proselytizing or publicity for the Church—simply a service to match community volunteer needs with volunteers.

Why should I volunteer?

We may not solve world hunger here at JustServe, but we're convinced that by serving with each other in our local communities, we're paving the way for much broader changes. Our individual efforts don't need to be huge – a little bit of change here, a few hours there – but even small efforts quickly add up to make a real difference. As we work side-by-side and learn from each other, mutual understanding increases, misconceptions can be corrected, and new friendships are built.

JustServe general guidelines:

1.The best service opportunities are collaborative – working side-by-side with others in the community.

2.Humanitarian service opportunities should assist the poor and those in need of a helping hand.

3.Community service opportunities should enhance the quality of life in the community.

4.JustServe projects should not directly involve volunteers in fundraising, have a political focus, or be for-profit oriented.