Good Works has been privileged to have groups such as the following come to serve with us:
Martzolff Complex |
Economics of Poverty |
Campus Crusade for Christ |
ROTC Groups |
Resident Assistance Groups |
Anointed Ministries |
Several Fraternities |
Business Management |
Shades |
Several Sororities |
Student Alumni Board |
Martin Luther King Class |
Reach Out on Campus |
Economic Development |
Sociology Class |
Freshman Honors Class |
Circle K |
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Your group will provide us with help that is very much needed in the care of our properties as you come and spend a day with us. You may be involved with yardwork, painting, gardening, construction, wood splitting and other projects associated with the upkeep of the facilities and grounds managed by Good Works, Inc. You may also help with some of the projects that we do to develop these properties.
Samaritan Projects is another ministry that you may be involved with. We provide volunteers to low-income, disabled, and senior homeowners in the area. We seek to do a wide range of projects based on the skill levels of our volunteers that will enable people in the neighborhood to continue to live safely and securely in their homes.
How can you participate in a one-day work group?
Read the information from this web site about Work Camps that would apply to your group and then talk with them about what they would like to do. Try to get some idea of dates you would like to work together. Here are some suggested schedules as an option for a one-day group:
- 8:30 - 12:00
- 12:30 - 4:00
- 8:30 to 4:00 with a lunch break
Next, call Paul Richard at 740-594-3336 to get some particular information for your group and to set the date. You may also contact us by e-mail at goodworks@good-works.net. The forms that you need will then be e-mailed to you.
With regard to donations, Good Works operates through the generosity of people like yourself who give to this ministry. Groups who stay with us in the Hannah House for several days, provide a donation to help with the projects they will be working on and the expenses related to their stay. Your group can also make a donation to help with the operation of this ministry, but it is not required. As much as we depend on the support from people who come to visit us, we are much more interested in your presence and participation.
Just a few notes to keep in mind:
- Individuals who have been assigned a project for their class will need to speak with Keith Wasserman. He can be reached at 594-9000 or goodworks@good-works.net.
- Any volunteers in your group who are seeking class credit, community service hours or internship credit must request this in writing, in advance through our application process. We will not sign off on any volunteer time that is required for class credit, community service or internship credit after it is completed, unless it is approved in advance.
