Let’s Share the Love
Grassroots Redeeming Love relies on many hands and hearts to make restoration a reality. We’re always welcoming new selfless members — explore our disaster relief volunteer opportunities in St. Louis.
Volunteer Opportunities in St. Louis
Labor of Love
Mondays-Wednesdays
Labor of Love volunteers pledge a portion of their time to a specific individual or family. Though needs vary, our volunteer work in St. Louis often involves assisting with errands, dropping off meals, distributing donations, or simply spending time with residents.
For more information, email our team at rebuildfountainpark@gmail.com. Please include your full name and what you’re hoping to do, bring, or contribute.
Boots on the Ground
Saturdays
Boots on the Ground volunteers roll up their sleeves and sift through the rubble. Typically, these events involve clearing debris from homes, filling dumpsters, stacking bricks, boxing belongings, and beautifying spaces.
What to Wear (Required)
- Long pants
- Close-toed shoes
- N95/filtration masks
- Work gloves (recommended)
What to Bring
- Sunscreen
- Drinking water
Volunteer Spotlights
“I enjoyed working with Grassroots Redeeming Love. This showed me that there is an inequality of help throughout the city — the places that need it the most are getting little to no help.”
“Since my mother died, I have been searching for a place in which I can pour my love. It’s been a hard few years, and Grassroots Redeeming Love is the perfect match for my grief. The lady I took home while volunteering had the same name as my mother.”
“Grassroots Redeeming Love is doing heartfelt work. I watched the work today and was in awe. You inspire me to really talk to the people and ask what they need. We’ll be back, but deeper into the neighborhoods.”
”Thank you for organizing this and being so helpful today. It’s amazing. I love it so much and I hope it brings even more of us together. Thanks for caring and helping the way you do.”
“I was so impressed by the leadership today. Blown away. This was not a small operation; you all made this happen. You made such an impact on Ms. Gwen’s life. That kind of kindness, patience, and hard work is what is going to get us through these dark times. Proud is not a big enough word.”
Frequently Asked Questions
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