Hands and Feet 24/7 will, over the course of the next two years, establish 24/7 prayer rooms across Greenville County. These rooms will be staffed as close to 24 hours a day as possible, depending on volunteer availability, and will contain informational resources for all of our nonprofit and church community partners. Individuals will be welcome to pray alone, with a volunteer, or simply drop off a prayer request. Prayer requests, unless marked confidential, will be uploaded to the Prayer 24/7 International page so that prayer warriors across the globe can lift up that request. Prayer rooms would ideally be: in a public building accessible by the public but able to be secured in evening hours. clear of furniture or clutter save for a couch or some chairs and a small table for informational materials. Soothing music and low lighting will be provided by Hands and Feet 24/7. in a facility [like a church] that could provide some volunteers to help jump-start the location. If this sounds like something your church/community center/building could do, contact us here.
If you'd like to apply to be an on-site prayer room volunteer, contact us: https://www.handsandfeet24-7.org/24-7

Project Justice is a coordinated, long-term hyper-local mission in which Hands and Feet 24/7 "adopts" a local community or neighborhood for a specified time period, from 9-12 months, during which a team of dedicated volunteers would coordinate on-going acts of service. These would include hands-on projects like lawn maintenance, home repairs, food delivery, etc., but would also include much more in-depth community development projects such as but not limited to:​ advocating for neighborhood with city and county councils for street light replacement, road repair, and other infrastructure needs starting a Boy Scout/Girl Scout troop and identifying local leaders for those troops attending local civic league meetings and determining how to best equip and empower neighborhood residents by listening to their wants, needs, and desires for their home connecting residents with local nonprofits and serving as outreach/advocates for nonprofit and church community partners The goal of Project Justice is not to gentrify or otherwise contribute to gentrification of low-income neighborhoods, nor is it to apply universal "solutions" to each neighborhood's unique problems. It is to level the playing field by amplifying the residents' collective voice, not ours, to entities of power and thereby bring justice to those individuals and communities. It is not several months of handouts- it is several months of empowering and uplifting. Due to the nature of this mission, applications are carefully considered and only long-term volunteers who can commit to the entire 9-12 month length of project will be accepted. Individuals with experience in/connections with community development, law, local politics, ministry, and missions will be given preference for assignment to the core leadership team.  

Do you have skills in nonprofit management, fundraising, community development, web design, marketing, finance (particularly nonprofit), law (particularly nonprofit), ministry, and/or missions? 
THEN WE NEED YOU! We'll need a strong team of administrative volunteers who will, in due time, become a paid staff. Part of the overall vision of Hands and Feet 24/7, however, is by focusing mostly on supporting the needs of existing charities and internally managing only very small and focused programming, we will keep our overhead extremely low. Part of this umbrella is, of course, a Board of Directors. The term for Board Members will be a two year commitment. Our Board Members will have no minimum financial commitment but rather will be committed to bringing in as many enthusiastic, dedicated volunteers as humanly possible. This means being willing to speak at your church, Bible study, Rotary Club, neighborhood barbeque, and anywhere else that will let you speak, on behalf of this organization. We are seeking fearless, passionate volunteers, so our Board Members must be a model of that. You know who you are. If you know people and those people listen to you, consider stepping into this role. ​All volunteers will sign a statement of faith, and Board Members are no exception. We need warriors in those shoes.