There’s a place for you here.
Volunteers run our Saturdays. Monthly donors keep us showing up. There’s a way to be part of this work that fits your life.
Three pathways. One mission.
A monthly gift is the most powerful gift.
It’s the difference between hoping a guest comes back and promising we’ll be there. Monthly donors fund the constants — fuel for the Mobile Shower, hotel partnerships through winter, the doors staying open at the Outreach Center. Pick a level and join us.
Many roles. Many days. One welcome.
Cleaning shower stalls. Washing towels and washcloths. Prepping Saturday meals. Leading Sunday Street Sanctuary. Hosting kids at Winter Safe Haven. Most of our work happens before the Outreach Center doors open — there’s a role for your hands and your hours, whatever they look like.
Clothing, bus tickets, hygiene kits.
The supplies our volunteers hand to a neighbor before they walk back out the door. Drop them at the Outreach Center or ship from our Amazon wishlist — see hours and what to send below.
A monthly gift is the most powerful gift you can give.
Monthly donors are the reason we can promise our neighbors we’ll still be there next week. Sustainers fund the constants — fuel for the Mobile Shower, hotel partnerships through winter, the doors staying open at the Outreach Center. Pick a level and join us.
Helps replace a lost ID or birth certificate
A hygiene kit and a month of bus tickets for a guest
One winter hotel night for a family
Mobile Shower fuel for a community visit and Bibles.
A full Saturday of operations at the Outreach Center
Or give a one-time gift instead →
Secured by Raisely. Tax-deductible — EIN 84-4181227. inExcelsis Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Many roles. Many days. One welcome.
From shower stalls to shelter activities to Saturday meals — our work runs on volunteers who bring whatever hours and hands they can. Tell us about yourself below, and we’ll find a fit
What to send. When to bring it.
We accept donations at the Outreach Center on Saturday mornings. The schedule below tells you what’s accepted when, and what we use most.
Personal care, bus tickets, nonperishable food.
8 AM – 11 AM
Last Saturday of the month: 7: 30 AM – 9 AM
We start earlier on the last Saturday — that’s when our team departs for street outreach.
- Hygiene kits
- Soap bars / body wash
- Deodorant
- Metro bus tickets
- Canned goods / shelf-stable food (*pull-tab)
- Underwear / undergarments (* new only)
- Body wipes / laundry detergent
Clothing, shoes, outerwear
8 AM – 11 AM
Second Saturday of the month
We collect clothing once a month so our team can sort, inventory, and prepare items before distribution.
- Shorts / jeans ( new or clean and gently used)
- Shirts / t-shirts ( new or clean and gently used)
- Athletic / walking shoes ( new or clean and gently used)
- Backpacks / flashlights
- Leggings / sweatpants
- Socks ( new or clean and gently used)
- Belts /towels
Our Amazon wishlist updates weekly.
Items ship directly to the Outreach Center. Most useful for hand warmers, socks, and hygiene supplies we use up fast.
Please don’t bring: stained or torn clothing, half-empty bottles, or expired food. We have limited storage and can’t safely distribute these items. When in doubt, ask us first at serve@inexcelsislove.org.
Bring your team, your church, your classroom.
Whether you’re a company looking for a meaningful service day, a faith community wanting to walk this work alongside us, or a school group ready to put compassion into action — we’ll help you plan it.
A meaningful service day for your team.
We host corporate volunteer days at the Outreach Center. From hygiene-kit assembly to ComFe support, your team can make a tangible difference and walk away with a story.
Walk this work with us.
Churches, ministries, and faith groups partner with us through hosted events, joint outreach, and prayer support. Many of our most committed sustainers come through faith partnerships.
Service project with substance.
We host school groups, youth ministries, and student volunteers. We provide age-appropriate roles and reflection time so your students leave with more than community service hours