Projects
8
Community Running Totals
People
76
Hours Served
162h 00m
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30 Day Service Challenge
April 10 to May 10, 2026
JustServe (the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints service platform), along with Youth Service America Month and America250, invites you to join our challenge.
How many acts of service can you complete?
Challenge Details
Complete at least 2 SIMPLE acts of service from April 10th to May 10th.
What Qualifies as Service?
Any intentional action that provides a meaningful benefit to others. Whether it takes five minutes or five hours, if it makes a difference, it counts.
Do it as an individual - it counts.
Do it as a family - it counts.
Do it as a Primary class - it counts.
Do it as YMYW - it counts.
Do it as an Elder's Quorum - it counts.
Do it as the Relief Society - it counts.
Invite the missionaries and your friends to join in - it counts.
Encourage the Primary children and YMYW to help lead your service - it counts.
SIMPLE Service - it counts: Help a neighbor - Volunteer at school - Take someone a meal - Visit a shut-in.
Donate food or time - Do yard work - How many acts of service can you complete in 30 days?
Completed Projects
Spokane Spanish 4th Branch
Cleaned up a tree that had fallen into a member's yard.
Who served: Missionaries and Ministering Sister
Who was served: A family in our Branch.
Reactions: It was an anonymous secret service.......we don't expect a response.
Mirabeau Ward
We helped 2nd Harvest Food Bank prepare bags for their Bite2Go program which provides bags of food for students in need to take home over the weekend. There were a lot of other volunteers besides our group.
Who served: Elders Quorum
Who was served: Bote2Go - 2nd Harvest
Reactions: Excited at the hundreds of bags we prepared and grateful for the community's help.
Autumn Crest Ward
I was able to participate in the Easter Journey to the Cross production put on by the Seventh Day Adventist Church.I played Abigail and was in Peter's denial scene. (I also got to push the remote button for the cock to crow after Peter's denial!) It was great to associate with other Christians in remembering Christ's last week. The director was awesome, he had such a great love of Christ. There were about 250 people in the cast with another 150 people who supported the production. They estimated that 3,000 people attended. It was a fantastic experience - this production is done annually and I would invite you to attend next Easter.
Who served: Karen Spear
Who was served: Seventh Day Adventist Church and the community of Spokane Valley
Reactions: People were so impressed and felt the spirit as they witnessed the story of Christ's Journey to the Cross.
Spokane Spanish 4th Branch
We filled up a yard waste bin and gathered leaves and branches in our back yard. Mom told us she needed help get the bin full of yard waste. She got sick and was not feeling well. My siblings and I thought it would be nice if we did it all by ourselves.
Who served: My siblings and I (Rosabelle)
Who was served: My mom
Reactions: Mom was very happy and thanked us. She gave us a hug, we felt very warm inside and happy.
Spokane East Zone
The Mount Spokane Zone served the day before. There was more work to do, so we came the following day. The Spokane Valley Adventist Church puts on an annual community Easter Event - Journey to the Cross. It is huge undertaking that involves creating multiple outdoor scenes in the life of the Savior. We helped prepare the grounds for this event. It always feels so good to help and be a part of things going on in our area - especially something as special as celebrating Easter.
Who served: Missionaries
Who was served: Our service benefits the Spokane Valley Adventist Church and the hundreds of community members that come to enjoy this Easter celebration
Reactions: The church was so appreciative of the time we spent. They thanked and thanked us.
Mount Spokane Zone
The Spokane Valley Adventist Church puts on an annual community Easter Event - Journey to the Cross. It is huge undertaking that involves creating multiple outdoor scenes in the life of the Savior. We helped prepare the grounds for this event. It always feels so good to help and be a part of things going on in our area - especially something as special as celebrating Easter.
Who served: Missionaries
Who was served: Our service benefits the Spokane Valley Adventist Church and the hundreds of community members that come to enjoy this Easter celebration
Reactions: The church was so appreciative of the time we spent. They thanked and thanked us.
Autumn Crest Ward
Our Young Women group painted and assembled 10 bird house kits that will be used by Habitat for Humanity as table decorations at their annual fund raising event in May. After the luncheon, the bird houses will be auctioned off to help raise additional funds for Habitat. This effort is part of a Faith in Action committee that several churches in the committee belong to. There were a total of 60 bird houses completed by youth in these churches. We had to let the paint dry and then do some more touch ups and then Emerson (the son of one of our leaders) helped assemble them.
Who served: Young Women and Leaders and Emerson
Who was served: Habitat for Humanity and those that will ultimately be able to get a home.
Reactions: Habitat is thrilled with the youth getting involved to support this cause.
Autumn Crest Ward
We went to Partners INW, a food bank in Spokane Valley. We packaged diapers, sorted clothes, packaged crackers, labeled cans and packaged fresh fruit. We loved helping at the food bank. We had more kids come than most of the activities we do. It feels so good to serve.
Who served: Young Men & Young Women and leaders
Who was served: Partners INW Food Bank and the community they serve
Reactions: The food bank was super excited that we would come and help.