Serve Locally With Life Bible Fellowship Church

Adonai strives to help families of children battling cancer or other life-threatening illnesses. Our goal is to have volunteers visit children in clinics and hospitals, and help with food and crafts booths at yearly special events.

We are partnering with Upland schools to provide books for needy students and occasional garden supplies. Our main ministry is blessing Upland teachers and staff by serving coffee and words of encouragement. We choose two schools a year to be “adopted” by our congregation and blessed with a gift for the classroom. 

Assure is a licensed medical clinic that provides hope and help for women facing an unplanned pregnancy. There are many volunteer opportunities at the clinic or at events held for the new mothers.

Volunteers assist the Public Works crew with tree trimming, trash pick-up, clean up, and beautification projects in the city and city parks.

A new Ministry of LBF Church to provide services to the homeless, eviction prevention, and housing services to families and individuals in need.

Crossroads assists formerly incarcerated women transition from prison to successful self-sufficiency. There are volunteer opportunities ranging from helping in the office, monthly work projects on the houses, to throwing birthday parties.

A local nonprofit that houses homeless adults and children for up to 120 days, free of rent.

A nonprofit organization operated entirely by veterans who share and understand the needs and struggles faced by veterans.

A resource group for students and teens who are parents of babies, young children, or who are pregnant.

This program works to provide food, shelter, and supportive services to the homeless and at-risk families. Volunteers can help at the food bank by organizing food orders for those in need. They can also participate in the annual Walk for the Hungry and Homeless in October, and other yearly outreaches.

CASA of SB County recruits, trains, and supervises volunteers to advocate and mentor for youth in foster care within San Bernardino County.

Pacific Lifeline is a faith-based ministry and shelter serving homeless women and their children. While at the shelter, the women are assisted in rebuilding their lives and achieving personal and social stability. The volunteer opportunities range from office help, participation with landscaping, being involved with various work projects, and helping move families.

Warrior for Children provides tangible resources and community-based education for those serving children of trauma, both in our community and nationwide.

NAC helps refugee and immigrant families connect with appropriate services and resources in order to aid them to become self-sufficient and integrate meaningfully into the larger society.