Lending a Hand, Building a Ramp: Service Day Magic on February 15!

At Hometown Missions, we believe that no project is too small when it comes to improving lives and ensuring our neighbors feel safe and supported. Our February 15th Service Day was a shining example of what happens when dedicated volunteers come together with a shared purpose.

A Project That Matters

For many, something as simple as stepping in and out of their home is second nature. But for some of our neighbors, safe access to their home can be a daily challenge. That’s why our team of Hometown Missions volunteers answered the call to build a new front porch with a ramp and stairs, as well as a backdoor landing with stairs, to improve accessibility and safety for a community member in need.

The Power of Teamwork

This effort was fueled by the hard work and dedication of our incredible volunteers. From the first hammer strike to the final screw, every step of this project was completed with care, precision, and a whole lot of heart. What may seem like a simple structure to some is a life-changing improvement for someone who relies on a safe entry and exit to their home.

A Small Project, A Big Impact

While this may not have been one of our largest projects, its impact was just as meaningful. A sturdy ramp and set of stairs can restore independence, prevent falls, and provide peace of mind, ensuring that our neighbor can move safely in and out of her home. That’s the power of community service—one step at a time, we’re making homes safer and lives better.

Grateful to Serve

We are so grateful for everyone who joined us for this project, donating their time, skills, and energy to make a difference in someone’s life. This is what Hometown Missions is all about—neighbors helping neighbors, one project at a time.

If you’d like to get involved with our next Service Day or know someone in need of a helping hand, reach out to us! Together, we can continue to build hope, restore dignity, and strengthen our community.


Chris Kelker-Newlan