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At Neighbor to Neighbor we are committed to providing human dignity. Many of our staff members and volunteers were (and some still are) either homeless and/or deeply impoverished, and they understand the importance of instilling a sense of dignity and pride in our guests. This is accomplished by calling people by their names, treating people with respect, and helping people understand that everyone is a child of God and a person of sacred worth.

Neighbor to Neighbor is Revolution's daily ministry with homeless and near-homeless people. Every day, breakfast and lunch are served in Whitney Hall, feeding 150 hungry people on average. Other services include: on-site health care, seasonal clothing, hygiene supplies, showers, voicemail, job placement, addiction referrals, and more.

Burmese Support Team

We adopted a Burmese refugee family in November of 2006 through Catholic Charities. Every month we go on simple, fun, and healing outings- ranging from potlucks to ice skating, picnics to kickball play-days. Opportunities include ESL tutoring, driving lessons, and more. If you would like to serve on this team, contact Katie Brennan by emailing shalomiak[at]msn.comfor more information.

El camino

formerly called the 'wonder group,' el camino meets every wednesday to tutor children, ages 4-15, at a Hispanic congregation in KC. this is a great opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of children and teenagers. the group will tutor every other wednesday, alternating with a bible study and discussion time on the alternate wednesdays. Send an email to mail@kcrevolution.org to sign up!

The yard line

meeting every other saturday, 'the yard line' is a group intended to help impoverished elderly kansas citians take care of their yards and homes. group members will be expected to mow lawns, rake leaves, clear brush, paint, and do other odd jobs. lunch will be provided for group members. Send an email to mail@kcrevolution.org to sign up!

green team

This team, which began on Earth Day 2007, is now responsible for holding the church and its members accountable to being good stewards of the Earth and its resources by encouraging decreases in consumption, and increases in recycling and responsible living.

retro revolution

A new 2nd-hand store in midtown Kansas City. Open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 12pm to 5pm. All revenues from Retro Revolution go towards funding and maintaining the services of Neighbor to Neighbor.