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Due to Community Powered Revitalization, the New Hope Center will open at 10:00 AM on Saturday, October 18. Thank you for your understanding as we continue Sharing Hope through community mobilization.
Night of Hope comes to life through compassionate volunteers and the leadership of Host Churches, who plan celebrations across HEB ISD, some indoors at schools or churches, others as drive-thru events. Adults and children alike can serve: volunteers ages 16+ may serve independently, while those under 16 join with a parent or chaperone. To honor privacy, elementary students should serve at a school other than their own.
By giving your time, you give families more than gifts, you share Hope.
At 6 Stones, every role makes a difference in sharing Hope with families in our community. Whether you’re serving as an individual, with a group, or behind the scenes, your time and energy help transform lives during the Night of Hope season. Sign up today and be part of the opportunities below!
Group Opportunities are for 12 or more volunteers.
Monday, December 8
Hosted by Salvation Home
Wednesday, December 10
Hosted by North Pointe Baptist Church
Thursday, December 11
Hosted by Ash Lane United Methodist Church
Wednesday, December 10
Hosted by Central Bible Church / Freedom Church
Below is a brief description of the volunteer roles that you may be asked to serve in according to your desire to help and interests or abilities. We ask that you please become familiar with each of the roles listed. Since every role is important, we appreciate your flexibility and willingness to serve where needed!
Interact, assist, and serve one or more families throughout the event in various activities including snacks, crafts, response cards and more. Most often this is an inside role.
Welcome participants and direct them to/through the event. Greet families as they enter the building, making sure they have their invitation with them. Often the greeter team hands out programs to families as they arrive.
Ask for the family registration letter or invitation. On the list of families provided, check-in each family by locating the family name, highlighting any children’s names that are present with the family, and notating the total number of family members in attendance.
Serve families snacks and beverages during the event. For some parties this might also include preparing snacks/treats in the moments before the party begins.
Volunteers may be asked to inventory and organize the gift and food bags upon arrival at the party. Volunteers will help to distribute the gifts and food bags and offer to carry the bags to the family vehicle. These volunteers will work outside or inside depending on the plans of the Host Church. Volunteers in this role may check the location of the distribution in order to wear appropriate clothing. In addition, you may be asked to bring a headlamp or flashlight as lighting on the exterior of the building is often a challenge.
Your generosity helps provide the resources that make each Night of Hope celebration possible, from gifts to supplies that create a joyful and welcoming experience for local families. While volunteer registration will open soon, you don’t have to wait to make an impact. Give today and be part of sharing Hope this Christmas.
Volunteer Registration for Night of Hope parties begins on November 1 2025.