Muskegon City Serve A 1M Project volunteer system
City Serve volunteers serving Muskegon neighborhoods

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Muskegon City Serve 2026

Churches, organizations, neighborhood leaders, and volunteers serving Muskegon with clear, Christ-centered compassion.

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Date
Saturday, August 22, 2026
Time
8:45 AM check-in, 9:00 AM to noon service projects
Location
Muskegon, Michigan

One message. One mission. One city.

One day of visible, practical service across Muskegon.

City Serve brings churches, organizations, neighborhood leaders, and volunteers together for cleanup, beautification, minor repairs, prayer, encouragement, and relationship-building.

Mission Statement

Churches, organizations, neighborhood leaders, and volunteers serving Muskegon through practical acts of love, beautification, prayer, and relationship-building.

Promotional video coming soon

City Serve Day

Invite your church, organization, or volunteer team.

Use this page for Facebook posts, QR codes, TinyURL links, church bulletins, email invites, and day-of check-in.

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City Serve in action

Real neighborhoods. Real neighbors. Real service.

Muskegon City Serve is built around simple, visible acts of care: gathering teams, meeting practical needs, cleaning up blocks, and strengthening relationships across the city.

Volunteer Sign-Up Facebook Page
City Serve volunteers gathered around tables before serving
Teams gather before heading out.
Volunteers working around a Muskegon home during City Serve
Practical help for neighbors.
Volunteers cleaning up landscaping along a sidewalk
Cleanup and beautification.
A Muskegon neighborhood yard prepared for City Serve projects
Serving block by block.

Project Selection

Choose a preferred neighborhood or project.

If a project fills, volunteers can join the waiting list or be placed where help is needed most.

Volunteer Registration

Sign up for City Serve Day.

Fields marked with an asterisk are required.

Tools I Can Bring

Church Partners

A shared effort across churches and organizations.

Each partner church or organization can help lead a neighborhood, recruit volunteers, identify a project captain, gather project needs, and help tell the story after City Serve Day.

  • Minimum goal: 5+ churches or organizations
  • Funded core: 45 volunteers, 16 household projects, 4 cleanup areas
  • Each project should have a clear captain before event week

Contact

Muskegon City Serve Team

ignite1m@gmail.com

(616) 821-5455 Call or text Text

Facebook: Muskegon City Serve

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Who can volunteer?

Individuals, families, church groups, businesses, and community organizations are welcome. Youth should serve with parent or leader supervision.

What kind of work will we do?

Most projects are cleanup, beautification, yard care, minor exterior help, prayer walks, hospitality, check-in, and support roles.

What should I bring?

Wear clothes that can get dirty, closed-toe shoes, work gloves, water, sunscreen, and any tools you marked on the form.

What if my preferred project is full?

You can join that project's waiting list or allow organizers to place you where help is needed most.

Can my church lead a project?

Yes. Partner churches and organizations can recruit volunteers, appoint project captains, and help own a neighborhood or project lane.

Will there be check-in?

Yes. Volunteers should check in before assignments so organizers can track attendance, hours, shirts, and reporting metrics.

Administrative Dashboard

Volunteer management.

Use the admin PIN from the server environment to view and manage registrations.