Community Service
Integrity Serves
Integrity Volleyball Club encourages players and teams to get involved in community service projects. There are many reasons why this is important not just to those who receive help but also to those who extend help. Serving others increases overall life satisfaction and helps you feel good about yourself because you are helping others. It teaches people of all ages and backgrounds compassion and understanding. When teams serve together, they learn to work together to accomplish something bigger than they could do alone, just like a team works together on the court. This also includes areas of leadership, problem solving, collaborating with others, time management, and communication. Helping others can also help to decreases stress and ease depression. Studies show that students who give back to the community perform better in school, particularly in subjects such as math, reading, and history.
Community Service
Integrity 10U Limited team tied fleece blankets to donate to Project Linus.
Project Linus is a non-profit organization that "Provides Security Through Blankets" to children in need. They provide new handmade blankets to children in need. Their blankets were lovingly made by 10 Limited parents and players.
Integrity 11U Intense team donated supplies and stuffed stockings that will be distributed to children in foster care homes across North Texas.
Integrity 12U Select team made banners and birthday cards to send to The Confetti Foundation.
The Confetti Foundation is a non-profit organization that distributes party supplies to hospitalized children. It was started in hopes that families would, for 30 minutes of their child's sickness, just stop and celebrate.
In conjunction with the North Texas Region Volleyball, Integrity 16U Select players donated over 100 personal hygiene items to Empower 7 Project Self Esteem.
Founded in 2018, Empower 7 is a Christian faith-based organization created for the sole purpose of empowering the lives of vulnerable, at-risk youth in North Texas. Critical to our vision and mission is to build The Empower 7 Ranch, a safe, serene group home for youth, ages 18 years and under, whose need for care and treatment cannot be met safely and effectively by their families or in a traditional foster family setting. Our goal at The Ranch is to provide residential, educational, and community services to ensure youth are prepared for adulthood, form healthy connections with society, and know God’s love and grace.
12 Club Blue collected items to send to the 300 Navy sailors on the USS Mitscher. Addie's cousin is one of the sailors and said they love and miss the little snacks that they are able to get at home. We hope they enjoy a little bit of "home" that is coming their way through the letters and goodies that they will receive.
13 Intense gets together to make Christmas cards for soldiers that will be away from home.
13 Intense responded to the call from the "Wake up With the Wolf" radio 99.5 to make request for Senior Adults to brighten their day since many are still quarantining.
The Met’s mission is to provide a place where the needy receive food assistance as well as support to get involved in activities that will assist them in growth towards a brighter tomorrow. By providing a pantry to the surrounding area we are able to assist our community with a “mini-market” style food pantry where clients can choose from of a variety of food and personal care items.
Recipients for the food pantry will apply to receive a minimum of 3-6 months of food assistance. They will shop for free food and other items every Saturday .If any applicant needs emergency food assistance at another time, they may contact The Met Church office and will be given additional food based on the current food pantry inventory.
11 Club made Valentine’s Day cards to give to a WWII veteran that is 104 years old! Here is the link about his story. https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/wwii-veteran-104-asks-strangers-to-send-him-valentines-day-cards-ill-save-every-one-of-them-213221170.html
The 16U Select girl’s completed community service project at the Ronald McDonald House in Fort Worth from 11/10/19. The girls participated in their Meals From the Heart program and cooked lunch for about 30-40 people. The food was a Tacos and Fajita Buffet with Brownies as desert.
12 Club Blue Team Volunteers at Dallas Life Foundation to Feed the Homeless
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 11:00pm CST
12U Select Team Helps at Special Olympics
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 11:00pm CST
16U Intense Team Collects Gifts for a Family in Need and Collected Can Goods for Grace It
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 11:00pm CST
12 Club Red Team - Samaritan Purse
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 11:00pm CST
14U Intense Grapevine Santa Cops
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 11:00pm CST
11 Club creates Happy Birthday gifts for those in need
- By admin 01/28/2020, 11:00pm CST
14 Club Blue Team Makes Valentines Cards for Veterans
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 10:45pm CST
14 Club Blue Makes Gift Bags for Those in Need
- By Admin 01/28/2020, 10:45pm CST
13U Intense Team Serves at Mission Arlington
- By Admin 01/21/2020, 7:30pm CST
14 Club Red Helps with Grapevine Santa Cops
- By Admin 01/21/2020, 7:15pm CST
15U Select Team Helps at Family Gateway Services
- By Admin 01/16/2020, 2:30pm CST
14 Club Red helps Grapevine Santa Cops
- By admin 01/10/2020, 10:45am CST
Ryan Bailey Juvenile Diabetes Awareness Tournament and Bake Sale- Nov 16
- By admin 11/06/2019, 4:30pm CST
