Why Serve? Because Mercy Is Our Method

At Star of Hope, serving isn’t just something you do—it’s something that forms you. When you give your time, your presence, your heart, you’re not just restoring dignity for someone else… you’re deepening your own.

We follow the model of Jesus, who didn’t just give—He gave Himself. And when you serve like that, your life changes too.

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You Belong Here

You don’t have to be an expert. Just someone who’s willing to show up with love. Whether you’re a working mom, a small group leader, or a first-time volunteer—there’s a place for you here.

Need help finding your fit?

Featured Opportunities

Find a fit that works for your schedule, gifts, and comfort level.

Join Our
Prayer Team

Prayer is the heartbeat of this mission. Join us in lifting up every man, woman, and child walking through our doors.

Street Help Guide

Download our free kit to learn how to wisely and compassionately serve neighbors in crisis. Includes shelter cards, tips on what helps most, and practical ways to get involved.

Volunteer at Central Station

Support our Men’s Center with hospitality, phone assistance, and guest support. Friendly and organized? This is for you.

Serve a Meal

Prep, serve, and clean up meals for guests at any of our three locations. One of the easiest and most impactful ways to serve.

Assemble
Hope Bags

Create hygiene, snack, or feminine care bags to meet the immediate needs of our neighbors in crisis. A simple way to serve on your own time at home.

Host Snacks & Goodnight

A family-friendly opportunity to serve light snacks before bedtime and connect with guests in a warm, personal way. Volunteers provide snacks, help serve, and enjoy meaningful moments of conversation.

What others have to say

Volunteering

FAQs

From serving food to leading devotionals, mentoring, or sorting donations—there’s something for everyone.

No! Even one hour helps. You can serve once, weekly, or find an offsite project that fits your life.

Yes! We offer morning, evening, weekend, and remote options.

Most opportunities are for ages 16 and up. Volunteers under 16 must serve with an adult.

Absolutely. Families, churches, companies, and small groups are welcome. We’ll work with you to create an experience that fits your group’s size, schedule, and goals.

Some roles can start almost immediately—like meal service. Others may take longer if training or background checks are needed. Either way, we’ll help you get going as soon as possible.

Dress modestly and comfortably. Closed-toe shoes and sleeved shirts are required. Volunteers in kitchens must wear a hairnet or cap—City of Houston health rules apply.

Ready to Serve?

Browse upcoming opportunities and find the right fit for your life. Join a community that’s changing lives every day.