Showing posts with label Just One Opportunities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Just One Opportunities. Show all posts

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Happy Birthday to...?

A slap your head "duh!" moment...if you didn't think you could find ONE thing to do...

Just One Birthday Wish!

Friday, July 30, 2010

Just One Opportunity..."Adopt a Student"

Click the following link:
Adopt a Student

- "By adopting a student you will provide a child with a new backpack and school supplies needed..."

If you would like to fill a back pack and donate, send me an email @ justoneministries@hotmail.com and I will help arrange a pick-up/drop off if you aren't able to drop them off yourself.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Just One Opportunity..."Clean Start!"

Clean Start

Aeon, a nonprofit developer, owner and manager of high-quality affordable homes in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area, is looking for donations of toiletries.

This runs similar to the Food and Fun Drives of Second Harvest.

You could set one up at work, at your church, anywhere you know of caring folks!

If you don't live in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area check around your city for the local homeless shelter/organization - perhaps you could start your own drive and support them!

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

A Knitting Ministry of One

For those who like to knit, there are many needs for basic knitted items. Warm winter hats and mittens for kids, tiny caps for infants and prayer shawls for the elderly are just a few.

If you are a knitter and want to become a knitting ministry, here is a site to help you get started. You will find patterns, hints and tips, as well as a list of charities that need knitted items. There is even an email newsletter to subscribe to. It's a perfect ministry for Just One.

Knitting For Charity

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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Just One Opportunity - Activity Book

For: Women's Advocate, Inc.
Where: St. Paul

"One-time Project: Compile a guide for the moms and families staying in the shelter on free or inexpensive things to do in the Twin Cities. Indoor and outdoor activities, winter and summer, festivals, museums, etc. This project could be done from home or here at the shelter."

Click here for more information!