Volunteer & Community Service

Agency	Contact Information	Comments
AIM (Ambassadors in Mission)	Contact Person: Jim Wellborn Contact’s Email: AIM@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 (Assemblies of God Headquarters’ Number. Ask for Jim Wellborn or AIM.) Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: AIM is a ministry program designed to provide you the opportunity to participate in missions and reach the lost by experiencing outreach ministry firsthand. By participating on an AIM trip, you will get the chance to work side-by-side with missionaries on the field and directly share in their ministries. It is our prayer that through the hands-on, interactive learning that AIM trips provide, students and adults alike will be able to apply the same passion they experience on their AIM outreach to their own neighborhoods and campuses at home.
World Missions	Contact Person: Rick Johnson (Any person in the office is well trained and available to answer any questions you might have.) Email: contact@goag.org Visit our website (On the front page of the website is a Missions Guide for opportunities, read before calling.) Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 ext. 2088 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Experience the call, the mission, and the opportunity to serve. We are the official placement service for Assemblies of God World Missions and are here to serve you and your desire to live out the call of God on your life. Opportunities Available: College and university students may be involved in a variety of overseas ministries, including evangelism, children’s outreaches and campus ministries.
Cardone Media Center	Contact Person: Larry Quackenbush Email: ldquackenbush@ag.org Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 ext. 1320 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: The Michael Cardone Media Center works exclusively with the Assemblies of God for audio and video production as well as videos for the web. They have an audio recording studio that students would be allowed to use where all of the work is done. Opportunities Available: Per experience of student: Editing of film/ audio Production Putting files on the internet
SPIN, through Central Assembly	Contact Person: Cheri Stevenson Website: Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 866-5013 Address: Fusion Student Center, Central 1301 N. Boonville Ave Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Central's Student Ministries offers an after-school program for students who attend Pipkin Middle School. On some Thursday afternoons the Fusion Student Center is open for students to hang out, play in the gym and participate in various clubs and activities. Opportunities Available: Volunteer as a leader
NCMA (The National Children’s Ministries Agency)	Contact Person: Patti Chapman Email: 4kids@ag.org or pchapman@ag.org Website: Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 ext. 4009 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: The National Children's Ministries Agency exists to serve the local church, its pastors, and laity in their pursuit of excellent ministry to the children of their church and their communities. Opportunities Available: Volunteer Jobs Internships
Convoy of Hope	Contact Person: Lisa Nene or Matt Wilke (for Interns) Email: lnene@convoyofhope.org mwilke@convoyofhope.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 823-8998 Address: 330 S. Patterson Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Convoy of Hope mobilizes, resources, and trains churches and other groups to conduct community outreaches, respond to disasters, and direct other compassion initiatives in the United States and around the world. Opportunities Available: Internships Volunteers Jobs For Volunteer Information: Contact David Silver using his cell phone, (417)569-5494. He works with volunteers as well as provides every Tuesday night a volunteer workshop from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM.
Ozark Mountain Deaf Church (Currently operating out of New Life Church)	Contact Person: Kevin Babin Email: kbabin@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 848-7054 Address: New Life Church 776 W. Farm Road 186 Springfield, MO 65810	Who They Are: Ozark Mountain Deaf Church serves the deaf community in the greater Springfield area. Opportunities Available: Whether you know sign language or not there are opportunities with Youth ministries Children ministries The Deaf Church is also in the processes of beginning a new building project to move out of the New Life Church building and into one of their own, and in the up and coming months with need volunteers to help with: Building construction Painting At any time there are many needs to be met within the church, and in talking with Kevin Babin, and as he gets a feel for your special talents and abilities, he will place you where God has enabled you to go!
Fine Arts Festival	Contact Person: Jack Trewern or Melanie Bush Email: JTrewern@ag.org, MBush@ag.org, youth@ag.org, faf@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 ext. 4458 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Beginning in September each year, over 70,000 junior and senior high school students begin preparing their entries for the District and National Fine Arts Festivals. Students may enter as many as 35 of the 52 categories offered in 7 main divisions: Art, Communication, Drama, Exhibition, Instrumental, Vocal, and Writing. Vision: Fine Arts Festival is a discipleship tool of national youth ministries designed to "help students discover and develop their ministry gifts." "Come, follow me and I will make you fishers of men." (Matthew 4:19) As Youth leaders, our call is to win, build and send. Opportunities Available: Conferences are offered before the Fine Arts Festival each year for those who wish to participate in helping, conferences are for: Full-time youth leaders Volunteer youth leaders Youth Sponsors Campus Ministry leaders
Global University	Contact Person: Robert Armont (Human Resources Director) for those interested in ministry opportunities Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-9533 Robert Armont ext. 2147 Address: 1211 S. Glenstone Springfield, MO 65804	Who They Are: Global University offers educational programs to help you attain your educational goals through one of their study programs. These programs are designed to help you prepare for service in the ministry. Opportunities Available; Volunteers for: printing letters and labels preparing components for mailings stuffing envelopes and packets making files and filing preparing notebooks for committees maintaining archive storage areas grading student reports Prison Ministry correspondence updating student database information Desktop Publishing
National Center for the Blind	Contact Person: Paul or Caryl Weingartner Email: blind@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 831-1964 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: The CftB offers a wide variety of Christian resources for blind children and adults. With blindness and vision impairments on the increase in the United States, the need for the CftB grows daily. Opportunities Available: Volunteer readers record books, periodicals and Sunday school literature. Other volunteers duplicate tapes, prepare books for Braille, translate and proof read Braille, and do many other tasks. Last year volunteers put in over 5000 hours. They play a vital role in the success of this ministry.
National Girls Ministries	Contact Person: Olga Vigil Email: ngm@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 ext. 4074 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are; National Girls Ministries provides leaders who have a heart for girls and their development into becoming strong Christian women. NGM works out of primarily churches. Vision: To develop leaders who will: Personify the Titus 2 principle—women mentoring girls Minister to girls in a more holistic manner by discipling their hearts and minds Guide and challenge girls from latency toward emotional and spiritual maturity Propel girls to impact their world for the cause of Christ Opportunities Available; In the department, for those with experience and who have a heart for God’s little girls: Help process tests (Each leader involved in the program takes a test and is sent a certificate.) Conduct research on various subjects for articles Read books and write reviews If proficient in technical editing, may assist with first edit Other office help
Royal Rangers	Contact Person: Sandra Blanchard Email: rangers@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-2781 ext. 4181 Address: General Council of the Assemblies of God 1445 N. Boonville Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Royal Rangers aims to instruct, challenge, and inspire our boys in the areas of Bible doctrine, Christian service, moral conduct, and basic beliefs of our church through interesting activities boys enjoy.
SHAPES Mentoring	Contact Person: Stephanie Schaaf Email: stephanie@shapesmentoring.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 864-6139 Address: Holland Building 205 Park Central East Suite 417 Springfield, MO 65806	Who They Are: Statistics show that the children of prisoners are six to seven times more likely to be incarcerated as adults, five times more likely to enter the foster-care system and a vast majority live in poverty. The SHAPES mentoring programs focus is to socially, psychologically and relationally mentor the children of incarcerated parents, so that each child has an aggressive opportunity to not fall prey to these statistics. Shapes is an exciting opportunity to positively affect the lives of children often marginalized by society. Opportunities Available: Interns would help with processing applications and placement of mentors with children of incarcerated parents Mentors who could commit 1 hour of time per week to mentor a child of an incarcerated parent. They will work around school schedules.
Big Brothers, Big Sisters	Contact Person: Erin Jaeger (Big Buddy coordinator), Meredith Schulte (After School Mentor Coordinator) Email: bbbs@bigbro.com; ejaeger@bigbro.com (Erin Jaeger); mschulte@bigbro.com (Meredith Schulte) Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 889-9136 Address: Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ozarks 3372 W. Battlefield Springfield, MO 65807	Who They Are: Big Brothers, Big Sisters’ missions is to enhance a child's self esteem and outlook for the future by, facilitating a positive one-to-one relationship with an adult role model with measurable impact and providing financial assistance for personal and scholastic needs Opportunities Available: After School Mentor: Help children feel good about themselves and develop the skills they need to succeed in school. Mentors meet with their assigned students (grades pre-school – 6th) one hour a week after school for the length of one school year—starting September 15th for the length of one school year. Volunteer times/ days vary depending on which school is chosen. Meal Time Buddy: Provide children who attend local Boys and Girls Clubs with a meal time partner (Big Buddy) and friend one hour a week for the length of a school year. “Buddies” share a meal and participate in activities on their choice. After School Mentors and Meal Time Buddies must bet at least 16 years old, have a valid driver’s license and be able to provide their own transportation. Neither Mentor nor Big Buddy meet with their child during holidays or during finals week. Please join us, make a difference in the life of a child!
Boys and Girls Club of Springfield	Contact Person: Cindy Dodson (for head of department of volunteers) Email: cdodson@bgclubspringfield.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-9249 ext. 104 Address: Boys and Girls Club 1410 N. Fremont Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield provides educational, recreational and social activities for at-risk youth ages 6-18. Each Unit has a Learning Center which is equipped with computers and libraries. The Learning Centers enable program staff and volunteers to assist members with homework, computer and keyboarding skills, and provide overall academic support. Opportunities Available: Volunteer, Internship Playground Activities Swimming Arts and Crafts Games Room Learning Center Field Trips Music and Dance Technology Lab Basketball Teen Center Baseball Administrative Center Tutors Activity Coordinators Hours for the Club: 3-8 p.m. MWRF and 3-6:30 p.m T
Center for Addictions through Cox Health	Contact Person: Tressa Moyle (MSW, Case Manager) Email: Tressa.Moyle@coxhealth.com Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 269-3107 Address: Center for Addictions Cox North 1423 N. Jefferson Ave. Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: The Center for Addictions is a hospital-based treatment center operating with the philosophy and goal of providing quality care and programs for those whose lives have been affected by addictive disease. Opportunities Available: Internships for Behavioral Science: Students may be asked to participate in many areas of patient care including intake/assessment, treatment planning, case management, community support work, patient education, recreation therapy, social and life skills training, individual, group and family therapy, and discharge planning. Internships will be tailored to fit the needs and interests of each particular student. ** See website “Internships” for more information
Community Partnership of the Ozarks	Contact Person: Janet Dankert Email: jdankert@commpartnership.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 888-2020 Address: Community Partnership of the Ozarks, Inc. 330 N. Jefferson Springfield, MO 65806	Who They Are: Community Partnership is about building relationships and partnership to facilitate positive change; it is about designing new ways to use resources to help children, families and neighborhoods; it is about addressing community issues in a holistic manner; and it is about committed staff and community volunteers who combine imagination, vision, creativity and hard work to build strong communities. Opportunities Available: Volunteering your time with one of Community Partnership’s many programs will not only help us help others, but will leave you personally fulfilled.
Developmental Center of the Ozarks	Contact Person: Bob Barnard (for technology and learning), Connie Barker (for early childcare and education),or Sherry Hailey (for practicums) Email: bbarnard@DCOonline.com, shailey@DCOonline.com, ecceDCOonline.com Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 831-1545 Main Building (417) 829-0895 Bob Barnard (417) 829-0801 Connie Barker (417) 829-0898 Sherry Hailey Address: 1545 E. Pythian Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Developmental Center of the Ozarks makes a positive difference in the community by providing services which enable individuals to reach and maintain their optimal level of development. Opportunities Available: Internships Practicums
Ambassadors for Children (An Operating Agency of the Churches of the Ozarks)	Contact Person: Sondra Uzzell, MSW, LCSW Email: suzzell@ccozarks.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-3586 ext. 236 Address: Ambassadors for Children 627 N. Glenstone Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Ambassadors For Children strives to enhance the quality of services and supports provided to abused and neglected children in our community. Opportunities Available: Volunteers for any number of their programs: Adopt-A-Caseworker Foster Parent Recruitment The Kid’s Clothes Closet Tutoring and Project Self Esteem or Pack-A-Bag with Love.
Assemblies of God Credit Union	Email: info@agcu.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 831-4398 or (417) 866-6110 ext. 125 Address: 1535 N. Campbell Ave. Springfield, MO 65803	Who They Are: AGCU is a member-owned, full service financial cooperative serving employees and family members of the General Council of the Assemblies of God and its subsidiaries. Including more than 2,000 missionaries representing the A/G throughout the world. Opportunities Available: Job Shadowing and Internships only. Requested majors: Communications Business Marketing
Habitat for Humanity	Contact Person: Dr. Laynah Rogers (in the Academic support at Evangel) Email: Dr. Laynah Rogers Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 829-4001 Address: 2410 S. Scenic Ave. Springfield, MO 65807	Who They Are: Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with God and people everywhere to develop communities with people in need by building and renovating houses so that there are safe, decent, affordable houses in which every person can experience God’s love and can live and grow into all that God intends. Opportunities Available: We build homes in partnership with families, volunteers and sponsors. Habitat has volunteer opportunities covering every aspect of our operation including: Construction ReStore Community Relations Family Selection Family Support volunteer opportunities. Construction Opportunities Include: Framing Roofing Siding Dry walling Painting Landscaping
James River Assembly Community Services	Contact Person: Each outreach has a separate contact, to reach them contact JRA and ask for the outreach you wish to be a part of. Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 581-5433 Address: James River Assembly 6100 North 19th Street Ozark, Missouri 65721	Who They Are: JRA is an Assemblies of God church in the Ozark area. Ministry is meeting someone else's need in a real way. At JRA we are dedicated to meeting the needs of individuals and families in every way possible. Opportunities Available: These are ministries through JRA. Benevolence: Benevolence provides a variety of help to the JRA family and community including, single moms, widows and spouses of deployed troops. They also coordinate several major work projects such as Project Partnership (a public school makeover) and an Extreme Home Makeover. In addition, they also assist people in need throughout the year. Constructors in Action: Constructors In Action (CIA) assist JRA single moms, widows and spouses of deployed troops with minor home repairs. They also serve in major outreach events (like Extreme Makeover), local mission’s trips and retreat center workdays. Mechanics In Action: Mechanics In Action is a ministry focused on meeting the vehicle maintenance needs of single moms, widows and families in need. Prison Ministries: On a weekly basis, individuals and teams from James River are able to minister to those incarcerated in one of the area jails or prisons. **There are many other opportunities JRA has to serve the church and those in it!!
The Kitchen, Inc.	Contact Person: Stephanie Pape Email: spape@thekitcheninc.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 225-7415 Address: The Kitchen 1630 N. Jefferson Springfield, MO 65803	Who They Are: The Kitchen holds the mission to create a place where persons, especially the poor, are welcomed and cared for with dignity and compassion. Opportunities Available: The Kitchen has a very structured volunteer schedule. Their services operate out of many places around the Springfield area. They work with their volunteers and depend upon them to maintain their services. The Kitchen would love your help individually or in a group!
Maranatha Village	Contact Person: Janice Pratt Email: maranathavillage@ag.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 833-0903 Address: Maranatha Village 233 E Norton Road Springfield, MO 65803	Who They Are: Maranatha is recognized as a leader among retirement communities. The Village offers the best health care services and lifestyle choices for your peace of mind. All are provided within a warm and caring Christian environment. Opportunities Available: Volunteer: Assist with group activities Forming relationships with retired missionaries, pastors, and other elderly people.
Missouri Mentoring Partnership	Contact Person: Alissa Jecklin Email: alissajecklin@missouristate.edu Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 836-3134 Address: Missouri Mentoring Partnership 117 Park Central Square Rm. 206 Springfield, MO 65806	Who They Are: Missouri Mentoring Partnership (MMP) sites implement structured work site and community-based mentoring. MMP staff provide resource coordination for participants and volunteer mentors recruited from the community. Volunteers must be over 21. Mentors provide positive role modeling, friendship and guidance around employment and parenting issues to youth who are entering the workplace or have become parents. The objectives of MMP are to encourage continuation of education and to provide employment opportunities enhanced through mentoring. Opportunities Available: Volunteers Mentors
American Red Cross	Contact Person: Luke Bolz, Director of Volunteer Services Email: BolzL@redcross-ozarks.org or volunteerservices@redcross-ozarks.org Visit their website Phone Number: (417) 832-9500 ext. 141 Address: 1545 N West Bypass Springfield, MO 65803	Who They Are: The American Red Cross is committed to saving lives and easing suffering. Our chapter serves humanity by providing relief to victims of disaster, communication and social services to U.S. veterans, military personnel and their families, readiness and response training such as First Aid, CPR/AED, Preventing Disease Transmission, Mass Care, Sheltering and Disaster Preparedness. Opportunities Available: Disaster Relief - Provide relief services to victims of fires, floods, tornadoes and other disasters. Join our Disaster Action Team. Health & Safety - Teach lifesaving skills in first aid, CPR, lifeguarding or water safety. Give presentations on vital health and safety issues to community groups. Help create and maintain training records. HIV/AIDS Instructor - Give Red Cross HIV/AIDS Education presentations to community groups. Armed Forces Emergency Services – As an on-call worker, assist military service personnel in contacting their families during family emergencies. Leadership - Provide guidance through service on chapter committees or the Board of Directors. Fund-Raising Events - Help to plan and carry out special fund-raising events.
Arc of the Ozarks	Contact Person: Mary Margreiter Email: info@thearcoftheozarks.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 864-7887 Address: 1501 East Pythian Springfield, MO 65802	Who They Are: Our mission at The Arc of the Ozarks is to support individuals with disabilities in directing their own lives as valued members of the community. Opportunities Available: Volunteers willing to work within residential services, community support, education and recreation, or employment solutions. Background check required before volunteers are accepted.
Penmac Personnel Services	Contact Person: Patti Penny Email: patti@penmac.com Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 831-9100 Address: 447 South Ave. Springfield, MO 65806	Our Vision: To strengthen our communities by bridging the workforce divide. Our Mission: For Job Seekers: Respect and Opportunity For Clients: Cost Effective Human Resource Solutions For Employees: A Better Life Opportunities Available: Internships Jobs
Pregnancy Care Center	Contact Person: Terry Maleski Email: services@pccchoices.com Visit our website Phone Numbers: (417) 877-0800 ext. 388, (417) 678-0090 or (866) 677-0800 Address: 1342 E. Primrose Suite C Springfield, MO 65804	They provide pregnancy care services. Their goal is to empower their clients by providing reliable information about every option available, so clients can make the best decision for themselves.
Salvation Army Community Center	Contact Person: Shirley McDonald, Community Relations Director E-mail: Shirley_Mcdonald@usc.salvationarmy.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 862-5509 Address: 1707 W. Chestnut Expressway PO Box 9685 Springfield, MO 65801-9685	Mission Statement: The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. Volunteers: Tutors needed for semester long commitments to students Bell ringers during Christmas holidays Thrift store: volunteers to assort donations and price items Family shelter: working intake information, answering phone calls, helping with clients Public relations- need assistants for organization of fairs and obtaining contact information
Southwest Center for Independent Living (SCIL)	Contact Person: Cari Wright Email: scil@swcil.org Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 886-1188 Address: 2864 S Nettleton Avenue Springfield, MO 65807	Who We Are: The Southwest Center for Independent Living (SCIL) is a private, not-for-profit agency which was established in 1985 in Springfield, MO to provide services, advocacy, and resources for people with any disability in Southwest Missouri. SCIL is one of over 300 independent living centers around the country. People with disabilities serve on our board of directors and make up much of our staff. Mission Statement: The mission of SCIL is to promote a barrier-free environment for all disabilities through public education and advocacy for social change, and to provide a full range of independent living services which will assist each in meeting his or her goals for independence Volunteer Opportunities: Working with individuals with a physical challenge Volunteering at picnics and dances Extra helps with misc. activities Answering phone calls Some clerical style work
United Way	Contact Person: Autumn Porter Email: aporter@uwozarks.com Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 863-7700 Address: 320 N Jefferson Ave. Springfield, MO 65806	Who They Are: The mission of the United Way of the Ozarks is to increase understanding of human needs and to mobilize resources to meet these needs. We care for one another through: Providing leadership to identify and solve community problems The developing and allocation of resources to meet community human service needs. Providing assistance to strengthen the health and human service delivery system. Enhancing communications to foster meaningful involvement with donors and volunteers. Volunteering: Internships Plugging in directly with the 23 different agency partners listed in the website Many services listed on website Students needed in helping with mail, office work, etc. Hands on for Seniors—raking, mowing, etc.
Missouri State University-English Language Institute (ELI)	Contact Person: Terry Barakat Email: elipartners@missouristate.edu Visit our website Phone Number: (417) 836-4796 Address: 301 S. Jefferson Ave. Springfield, MO 65806	Who They Are: The ELI offers five levels of study in core areas of writing, grammar, reading/vocabulary, academic listening skills, and speaking skills, as well as optional spelling and pronunciation classes. Through an intensive twenty-five hours per week, students have the opportunity to prepare for the language challenges of American classrooms. The focus of the English Language Institute, therefore, is to equip ESL students with the necessary language skills to achieve success in the degree program of their choice and to enhance their potential for future employment after graduation. Volunteering: - The Conversation Partner Program, where students speak English with a native speech for a designated amount of time per week.
Ozarks Food Harvest	Contact Person: Jennifer Sickinger, Resource Recruitment Coordinator Visit our website Phone Numbers: (417) 865-3411 ext. 114, Fax (417) 865-0504 Address: 2810 N. Cedarbrook P.O. Box 5746 Springfield, MO 65801-5746	Mission: Ozarks Food Harvest is the only food bank in southwest Missouri, serving more than 300 nonprofit members across 28 Ozarks counties. The Food Bank reaches more than 14,000 individuals weekly and distributes nine million pounds of food annually—this would not be possible without generous volunteers like YOU! Opportunities: The greatest need for volunteers is to help process food donations. Sort & repack projects involve checking expiration dates, sorting like items, and repacking for distribution. Food safety training is provided at the beginning of the session. Tuesday Evening Groups assemble commodity food boxes for seniors. Ozark Food Harvest distributes 2,000 senior food boxes monthly across the Ozarks. Volunteer Sessions must be scheduled in advance. Please plan to stay for full 3 hour session. The youngest volunteer age allowed is 14. Hours: Mon.–Thu. Morning Session: 9 a.m. – noon Mon.–Thu. Afternoon Session: Noon – 3 p.m. Tue. and Thu. Evenings: 6 – 9 p.m. Fri. Morning Session: 9 a.m. – noon Sat.: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. (First Sat. of the month is open to up to 20 individuals.)
Sammy’s Window	Contact Person: Mark Hay Visit Sammy’s Window on Facebook Phone: (417) 849-7941 Address: 3757 N. Glenstone Ave Springfield, MO 65803	Who They Are: Sammy’s Window is a not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to help foster children enter the foster system with some sense of dignity, and to help foster parents with the transition. Sammy’s Window is affiliated with Victory Mission. Opportunities: Sorting and hanging clothing donations. Stocking shelves. Assisting foster children with finding clothing in their sizes.