GREEN BAY – As St. John’s Ministries prepares to open their emergency shelters for another Cold Weather Season starting Nov. 1, the organization is inviting individuals, businesses and community groups to lend a hand and help ensure adults experiencing homelessness have access to welcoming shelter, warm meals, compassionate fellowship and consistent support.
“Addressing homelessness is a community effort, and volunteers play an important role in the work we do,” said Brooke Graham, volunteer coordinator at St. John’s Ministries. “Whether someone gives a few hours of their time, organizes a group volunteer opportunity or commits to serving regularly throughout the season, their involvement helps us provide essential services and create a welcoming environment for the people who come through our doors.”
The emergency shelters open for their Cold Weather Season Nov. 1 and operate through April 30, providing a safe place to sleep for adults experiencing homelessness who may not be eligible for other area shelter programs…