Good Neighbor Project
This April, LFC is launching the Good Neighbor Project, a month focused on serving the people right where you live, work, and play. Partner with your Life Group or LFC neighbors to identify real needs and make a tangible impact in your community.
Projects can include yard work, home repairs, care packages, block parties, or other creative ways to bless those around you.
How It Works
1. Form a Group
Projects are completed with Life/Home Groups. If you’re not in one, we’ll help connect you.
2. Choose a Project
Identify a need in your neighborhood, community, or city.
*See ideas below.
*See ideas below.
3. Submit a Project (Feb 1–28)
One person per group serves as the Group Contact and completes the submission form. (Please submit a new form for each project.)
4. Serve in April
Once submitted the Local Engagement Team will reach out to your group contact.
FAQs
Who can I do projects with?
Projects are designed to be organized and completed by Life Groups. If you are not currently part of a Life Group, don’t worry you can be paired with one.
How do I submit a project?
Click the “Submit a Project” button below.
Each project should have one designated Group Contact. This person is responsible for:
Completing the project submission form
Serving as the main point of communication with Jennifer Meyer
Only one person per group needs to submit the form. If your group is doing multiple projects, please submit a separate form for each project.
https://lfcfamily.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/131/responses/new
Each project should have one designated Group Contact. This person is responsible for:
Completing the project submission form
Serving as the main point of communication with Jennifer Meyer
Only one person per group needs to submit the form. If your group is doing multiple projects, please submit a separate form for each project.
https://lfcfamily.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/131/responses/new
What type of project will not qualify for grant money?
Long-term commitments
Unsafe repairs
Any structural repairs
Personal cash gifts
Unsafe repairs
Any structural repairs
Personal cash gifts
What information do I need to include on the form?
You’ll be asked to provide:
A brief description of your project
Location of project
Desired supplies needed to complete the project
The estimated cost of supplies
The date(s) you plan to serve in April
How many current volunteers
Whether your group is full or able to accept additional volunteers
Project submissions and supply requests are accepted February 1–28.
Good Neighbor Project Application
P.O. Request Form
A brief description of your project
Location of project
Desired supplies needed to complete the project
The estimated cost of supplies
The date(s) you plan to serve in April
How many current volunteers
Whether your group is full or able to accept additional volunteers
Project submissions and supply requests are accepted February 1–28.
Good Neighbor Project Application
P.O. Request Form
If my group doesn’t need supplies from the church, do we still need to fill out the form?
Yes, please do!
Submitting the form helps church staff:
Know when and where projects are happening
Avoid multiple groups unknowingly planning the same project
Submitting the form helps church staff:
Know when and where projects are happening
Avoid multiple groups unknowingly planning the same project
Is there a release of liability?
Yes. If your project involves doing any work on someone else’s property, a signed release of liability from the homeowner or property owner is required. This protects both you and the church.
The downloadable release form: https://files.snappages.site/F94BSK/assets/files/Good-Neighbor-Project.pdf
The downloadable release form: https://files.snappages.site/F94BSK/assets/files/Good-Neighbor-Project.pdf
I need project ideas. What are some options?
Here are a few ideas to spark creativity:
Yard work for someone who needs help
Home repairs for individuals or families in need
Hosting a neighborhood block party or cookout
Delivering goodie bags to neighbors
Assembling care packages for the unhoused community
Blessing first responders with cards, baked goods, or care packages
Ministering to residents of a local nursing home
Cleaning up trash in a neighborhood or local park
This list isn’t exhaustive, it’s just a starting point. Be creative and prayerful as you look for ways to love your neighbors well.
Yard work for someone who needs help
Home repairs for individuals or families in need
Hosting a neighborhood block party or cookout
Delivering goodie bags to neighbors
Assembling care packages for the unhoused community
Blessing first responders with cards, baked goods, or care packages
Ministering to residents of a local nursing home
Cleaning up trash in a neighborhood or local park
This list isn’t exhaustive, it’s just a starting point. Be creative and prayerful as you look for ways to love your neighbors well.
Can I help with City projects?
Yes! There are several City-led projects available. All supplies for these projects are provided by the City.
Available City Projects include:
Painting a mural at 115 E. Graham
Painting the rail fence at Giles Park
Clearing out a 100-year-old barn at Giles Park
Removing weeds and debris at the north and south Pryor entrance signs
Planting a flower garden at the monument at City Hall
Available City Projects include:
Painting a mural at 115 E. Graham
Painting the rail fence at Giles Park
Clearing out a 100-year-old barn at Giles Park
Removing weeds and debris at the north and south Pryor entrance signs
Planting a flower garden at the monument at City Hall
How much funding is available for each project?
Each project may request up to $500 maximum in grant funding.