Community Outreach

Manitowoc

Ways We Do Community

Who We Are

At Crossroads, we want to help people connect with God and others at the Crossroads of life.
Our Community Outreach Ministry seeks to show the love of Christ throughout Manitowoc County and beyond. We do this by serving alongside local organizations that are meeting real needs in our communities. 

Is God calling you to step out and meet a need, create a connection, or build a relationship with someone who needs to know and see Jesus? Join us in loving God by loving people! Where will you serve today?

UPCOMING

Community Outreach Events

Get involved in our upcoming community outreach events as we come together to serve, share God’s love, and make a difference in the lives of those around us.

Manitowoc Campus

Ongoing Outreach Ministries

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Salvation Army Manitowoc County

There are many different ways to get involved with The Salvation Army. We offer volunteers a chance to change people's lives across a wide range of activities and programs, all the while being changed themselves. All of our volunteer opportunities are coordinated locally, where our staff understands exactly how you can be of the most help for the most people. 

Here are some examples of volunteer opportunities: 

  • Seasonal setup
  • Weekly cleaning
  • Pantry help  
  • Maintenance helper    

To get started, please contact the main office at (920) 684-7117, extension 103, or email michael.pearson@usc.salvationarmy.org.

To volunteer or donate, click below:

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The Crossing of Manitowoc County  

The Crossing of Manitowoc County is a non-profit, Christian-based organization with a mission to provide emotional, educational, material, and spiritual support to clients, empowering them to become strong and resilient families. 

Their programs are designed to serve both women and men facing pregnancy in the variety of situations presented in our community: teens and twenty-somethings, men and women, married and unmarried, first baby or fifth baby. 

They offer a growing variety of services to meet their changing client needs, including a medical clinic that provides free limited obstetrical ultrasound examinations. All of their services are free, confidential and non-judgmental. Their goal is to help clients make an informed decision by helping them to understand what they are feeling and what their options are. 

If you're interested in being involved, the greatest need they have is the role of client advocate. To learn more about that, click on the job description below:

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Meals on Wheels  

Meals on Wheels provides meals to qualifying senior citizens in our community. Participants receive hot, cold and/or frozen home-delivered meals during the week. The number of delivery days and meal options vary by location. Meals are delivered between 11am-1pm except on holidays. 

To volunteer, please call: (920) 683-4180 or (877) 416-7083 for an application.

Community Partners

We're grateful to partner with these organizations.