MDPC has many opportunities to volunteer in ways that make immediate and lasting impacts. Our amazing global and local outreach partners continually minister to the needs of their clients and communities, and we know you're eager (as are we!) to help them through prayer and hands-on support. Keep scrolling for current volunteer needs...
Together at Mikey's Place provides a long term solution for young adults confronted with a lack of meaningful opportunities after high school. Participants receive vocational training, dignified work, and purpose in a supportive environment.
The artisans of Together at Mikey's Place have their workshop at MDPC and are in need of additional dedicated and committed volunteers who can help make a positive impact. Training is provided and schedules are flexible. To learn more about volunteering with Together at Mikey’s Place, contact Ingrid Monroy:
Mission Centers of Houston provides for the physical and spiritual needs of people living in Houston’s inner city. Through ongoing relationships, faith-based programs, and mission partnerships we change lives with the love, mercy, and grace of Jesus Christ. We will have a fun morning serving coffee, visiting with the seniors, lunch, and of course, BINGO!
Fall 2024 Serve Dates: Aug 29, Sep 26, Oct 31, and Nov 23
Questions and to RSVP, email Jan Roe at
With just a small investment of time each week as a mentor, you can make a big difference in the life of a young person by mentoring at Spring Woods Middle School. Requires only 30 minutes/week as a commitment for the school year.
MDPC started the IMPACT Mentoring Program at Spring Woods Middle School in Spring Branch ISD (SBISD) over 20 years ago. This program begins in early October for the 2025-2026 school year and runs through early May. Mentors in this program select one day a week to meet with their 6th grade mentee during the school lunch period (11:15 - 11:45am). The mentoring program at Spring Woods Middle School (SWMS) provides an ongoing stable presence of a caring adult in the life of a child. These students have “self-selected” to participate in the mentoring program and are considered “on the brink of success”. Female mentors are matched with female students and male mentors are matched with male students.
We ask that volunteers in this program commit to mentor for one school year. You will have to register with SBISD and there is a background check conducted. You will also have to attend a one-time SBISD training course.
IMPACT Mentoring
Spring Woods Middle School
9810 Neuens Rd
Houston, Texas 77080
In Houston, one in four preschool children go to bed hungry. You can make sure there is one less empty tummy! Kids' Meals is a community based organization which serves healthy lunches to preschool-aged children living in poverty. Nutritious meals are provided Monday through Friday year-round, free of cost to the families.
At MDPC, we meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month (exceptions in April and July) from 4:30 to 6pm in our Fellowship Hall with a goal of making 7,200 ham sandwiches. Each participant is asked to bring five loaves of white or wheat bread and a servant's heart. All are welcome, so come join the effort to end childhood hunger in Houston!
Registration opens at 12:00am on the first of each month and is REQUIRED.
Thank you for your interest in volunteering to make Kids' Meals sandwiches at MDPC.
Registration for Aug 13 opens Aug 1
Feb 12
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May 14
Jun 11
No July Kids' Meals
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Sep 10
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Nov 12
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