HELPING, GIVING

HelpING and GIVING

(vOLUNTEERS, dONATIONS)

The Shepherd's Hand joins hands between volunteers, guests, staff, supporters, and Christ.

Here are a few ways that you might wish to join hands:

Volunteer

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The Shepherd’s Hand is not simply a “business” with “staff” who do all the work. Rather we

are a community of servants—a few employed and the vast majority volunteering—who

offer ourselves as we are able to help those who are perhaps have less ability to access

basic needs.

Serve food, wash dishes, or fold laundry

Sit and talk with guests, perhaps sponsoring a Bible study

Sort donations or organize the facility

Help people fill out application forms for housing, sobriety treatment, or other services

And much more – We have lots of creative friends!

To make an application to volunteer, just call 970-275-7215

or drop by 505 S. 2nd Street Montrose, CO and pick up a volunteer application packet.

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donate

There are many ways to donate to The Shepherd's Hand (and since The Shepherd's Hand, Inc is a 501c3, all donations are tax deductible):

Online at www.shepherdshandmontrose.org (see buttons below)

By mail to P.O. Box 3354 Montrose, CO 81402

Donations of goods can be delivered to our site at 505 S. 2nd Street, but it is best to call in advance to arrange a time.

To Arrange an event or a speaking opportunity:

To arrange for us to introduce The Shepherd’s Hand to your organization or event—or to arrange for a special donation—

please call us at 970-275-7215 or send an email to shepherdshandmontrose@gmail.com

Matthew 25: 35-36, 40: "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me. I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me."

Our Wish List

Current List as of March 4, 2025

eggs
boullion (not cubes)
pepper gravy packets
smaller jars of peanut butter
men's jeans waist sizes 32--38, length 30--40
sleeping pads (pads, not bags)
back packs sufficient to carry someone's belongings
Some day we would love to have a stove with a grill so we can actually cook lunch food for lunch.

Thank you all SO MUCH for the donations for the repairs of our dishwasher. We thought we would have to replace it, but a repair person showed up from the Front Range, and had the parts in his vehicle.