Ozark Mission Project (OMP), a nonprofit ministry that brings youth groups to mission sites across the state each summer to serve individuals and families, is currently serving members of communities in Arkansas. Starting this week, groups will begin work at their job sites across the state. OMP is hosting service weeks in North Little Rock, Siloam Springs, Paragould, and West Memphis, now through June 17, where youth and adults are estimated to complete over 100 service projects.
These service projects may include anything from minor home repair and yard work to even more challenging tasks, such as construction of porches and wheelchair ramps. Ozark Mission Project strives to meet the needs of the community through these projects, and age, income and religion are not requirements when applying for a service project. Because of donations, OMP is able to provide service projects at no-cost to individuals and families.
“The work that’s done throughout our state is vital. We wouldn’t be able to complete the projects without help from others,” said Bailey Faulkner, executive director of Ozark Mission Project. Everyone is busy and pulled in many different directions and we appreciate the youth and adults that made time to give time.”
For additional information and/or questions, email bfaulkner@ozarkmissionproject.org.
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