
FOR: Shelter House
April 18, 2026
Categories
Fort Walton Beach Campus
Community Partnership
FOR:
Upcoming Dates
Selections
- Painting InsideFree8 remaining
- Trimming Bushes and Pulling WeedsFree7 remaining
Details
For far too long the church has been known for what it’s against. We want to be known for what we are FOR.
We are FOR The Emerald Coast. That’s why each month we’re partnering with a non-profit that’s making a difference in our community and helping them go further, faster.
Change a family's life by partnering in two ways with Shelter House.
- Give to provide meals for resident families by clicking here or go to your Church Center App on your smart phone. Approximately $7,200 annually/$600 monthly/$150 weekly allows us to provide two hot, nutritious meals each week to families staying in our shelter, offering comfort, stability, and dignity during a time of crisis.
- Serve on a team to paint, pressure wash or do yard work on Saturday, April 18 from 8am-12pm.
FAQs
Projects:
- Painting the kitchen, dining room, and living room of one house
- Power wash the outside homes
- Mow
- Trim Bushes
- Pull Weeds/Vines
- Rake Pine Needles
- Painting Outside
Participants:
- You must be at least 14 years old to participate at this location.
Release Form:
- Shelter House will have a release form that will need to be filled out at their office.
Supplies:
- All supplies are needed for each project. Shelter House owns very little tools. Gloves will be provided.
- Bring a water bottle.
Location:
- Each volunteer will meet us at the main office (16 Ferry Rd. NE, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548) before proceeding to the homes where we will volunteer.
Pictures:
- Due to the sensitivity of the program and anonymity we are not allowed to take pictures while on the property.
About Opportunity Place:
Opportunity Place exists to help families with minor children and single women who are homeless become self-sufficient. They do this by providing a safe, secure haven, food, clothing, basic needs, and case management to connect families to all possible resources in the community.
Website:
Shelter House