We appreciate your gift of time and behind the scene work (but God sees!), to ensure that our Parish kitchen is clean and ready for ministries to utilize.  You are making a difference and are a great blessing! 
Details:
Please arrive during the following hours (8:00- 4:00 p.m.).  

• Please click below for a Kitchen Angel "duties" list. Ministries and groups are expected to clean the kitchen following events, so your duties should involve just tidying up. If this is not the case, please make the parish office aware.  
• This is a great summer volunteer hour opportunity for our SMA kiddos (children under the age of 18, must be accompanied by an adult).

It does not matter which day of the week you choose.  We choose a day for the Sign-Up Genius to work, but you do not need to volunteer on a Monday. 

Thank you for all you do for our St. Michael parish family!

Questions?  Contact Desiree Greco, Parish Life Coordinator, (913)402-3969 or desiree.greco@stmichaelcp.org, with any questions or concerns. 
VOLUNTEER HERE
 

This time of community is important for fellowship and to kick off the Life Teen evening in a welcoming, fun way. Life Night begins with dinner as that's where Jesus often encounters those that he was ministering too. These dinners are intentional in being as much of a family dinner environment as possible and having a home cooked meal infuses the start of our night with the of our Life Teen community. Please consider volunteering and cooking dinner. For more infomation and/or to sign up, click below:
VOLUNTEER HERE
 

St. Michael the Archangel has been serving monthly meals at St. Mary's food kitchen for over 16 years.

On the 1st Sunday & 3rd Saturday of each month St. Michael the Archangel is responsible for preparing and serving lunch to 200+ adults & children. Lunch includes a hot casserole, vegetable, fruit, beverage, & dessert.

For more information or to Sign Up click HERE. 
 

Funeral Luncheon Volunteer
Would you like to be a part of an important ministry here at St. Michael’s that provides valuable support to families who have just experienced the loss of a loved one?  Following a funeral at SMA, family and friends are invited to the Parish Hall to enjoy a homemade meal.  This time of fellowship is important for the grieving process.  We need support for the following:

• Food preparation and delivery volunteers - prepare meals for the family and drop-off to the SMA Parish Hall the morning of the Funeral.  
• Luncheon volunteers - help prepare, serve and cleanup to allow the family to share a meal while visiting with guests and remembering their loved one.

If you are on the volunteer list you will be contacted via email and under no obligation to help; you agree to work when you can.  The luncheon volunteer time commitment is generally two hours, but it can vary depending on the time or size of the funeral.

To be included in this beautiful ministry and receive SignUp Genuis emails, contact Jessica Plubell at Jessica.plubell@stmichaelcp.org or 913-402-3918.
 

​​​​​(click on the gift bag for the flyer)
Let another parishioner know that they are thought of by their parish family. You can adapt the gift bag to the Liturgical year or season (some examples: Feast Days, Holidays, Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter).

Download the flyer and assemble a small gift bag with items like prayer cards, rosaries, puzzles, word searches, stickers, prepackaged treats, etc. and deliver both the flyer and the small gift bag to a parishioner you know. This is just a little but impactful, way to help bring a smile to our parish family!  

This is a new program at St. Michael. For addtional information see our Prision Outreach ministry page.
Corporal Work of Mercy: "Visit the Imprisoned".
 

Shalom House opens its doors to 24 men of all faiths in need of shelter, food and companionship. Services are provided at no charge and include a safe place to sleep, eat dinner and breakfast, shower (toiletries and other necessities provided), do laundry and get clothing. In addition, men get employment assistance as well as referrals for medical care.

Volunteers are the cornerstone of Shalom House’s ability to provide services to these men in need of help. Each evening, volunteer groups from families, churches, community organizations, civic groups and companies prepare, serve and share dinner with the guests. There are certain dates open each month for groups to buy, prepare and serve a meal. Dinner is served from roughly 6-8pm each night. Dinner drop offs are also welcomed at this time. For additional information, please visit: catholiccharitiesks.org/where-we-work/shalom-house/

Volunteers are vital to the success of Catholic Charities. There are continual openings in the Family Support Centers and at TurnStyles – see below for more information.

Family Support Centers sign up opportunities:
Hope Distribution Center click HERE 

TurnStyles Thrift sign up opportunities: 
87th Street click HERE
135th Street click HERE

Visit our page HERE for more information on Catholic Charities.