Community Ministries & Partners

​Spring Hill provides many opportunities for you and your family to take part in outreach and ministry, from feeding the hungry to clothing the homeless, from sharing gifts and offerings with the needy to giving of your time and talents to the underprivileged.  Get involved! Be a blessing!

Tuesday's Table

Tuesday's Table provides hot meals to hungry families in Greene County.
Thanks to Shawn Hayes at the Blue Ridge Cafe who has been catering meals for this ministry, Tuesday's Table has continued each week throughout the pandemic. Takeout meals are available at Stanardsville United Methodist Church for those in our community who need help feeding their family, from 4:00-5:00 PM every Tuesday. Please bring an ID or recent bill showing that you live in Greene County. Meals can be picked up at the side of the church building in Stanardsville. If you would like to volunteer, contact Pat Glassmyer at  pglassmyer@comcast.net. 

PACEM

People and Congregations Engaged in Ministry (PACEM) is an interfaith collaboration of congregations and community partners in Charlottesville with a passion to help the homeless find shelter at night, especially during the cold winter months, and hot meals to keep them fed.
Comprehensive youth development including an everyday after-school and summer program which provides opportunities to enhance the academic, social, personal and spiritual development of the children and youth who attend. The programs will focus on Academics and Tutoring, Character Building, Physical Fitness and Nutrition, and FUN!
Every Tuesday & Thursday
YDC After- School program
from 3:00-6:00 p.m. @ N.G.E.S.
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Greene County Food Bank has been providing food for the hungry since the 1950s and currently attempts to serve 400 families in our area. The Greene Food Bank needs donations of both food and money. If you would like to find out more about how you can help feed the hungry in Greene County, contact the Woman’s Club by email

JABA Senior Ministry

Spring Hill provides a time of devotional, crafts, and refreshments for the seniors who attend the day care program at JABA located at the Greene County Library building. From September through June, Spring Hillers lead this special time at 10 a.m. on the 1st Tuesday of each month. To volunteer or to find out more information, contact The Church Office.

GRACE 

Greene Alliance for Church and Community Efforts is a 501c3 non-profit organization, is the main benevolence arm through which the churches of Greene County help those in need. In addition to volunteer help, there are ongoing needs for furniture, appliances, basic everyday staples and funds.

Habitat House

Habitat House is the Greene County chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Spring Hill partners with Habitat, local churches, businesses and volunteers to help build homes in the area. Proceeds raised fom our 2nd Annual Tour de Greene bike ride were given to Habitat to help fund the house.

AIM

Alliance for Interfaith Ministries provides emergency assistance to families in Albemarle threatened with homelessness, loss of power or fuel, or other temporary financial crisis. Helping a family stay in their residence is of paramount importance to AIM. Roughly 95% of the clients referred to AIM are families living below the poverty line. When an emergency occurs, these families have nowhere to turn for assistance.