We have many service opportunities for those who can share their time, talent and treasure! Please check this page for updates for new service opportunities; we will post them as needed below. Thank you for all your support and God Bless you!
Volunteers are needed for the Lenten Fish Fry! If you are interested in signing up, please click here for the SignUpGenius from the Knights of Columbus for the following dates: February 27, March 6, 13, 20 and 17.
We are in need of some adult assistance with office tasks (i.e. make copies, cut flyers, etc.) Spots are available on Monday and Wednesday mornings.
High School Office help is needed on Mondays from 4:15 pm – 6:00 pm or from 6:45 pm – 8:30 pm.
Call the FFF Office to schedule a time to come: (716) 688-5760
All our FFF students are invited to create cards of encouragement for our shut-in parishioners. Cards can be dropped off in the Parish Office Vestibule 24/7 in the appropriately labeled box. Our parish staff will mail them out accordingly.
Bring cheer to the patients at Oishei Children’s Hospital at 818 Ellicott St. Buffalo, NY 14203:
Bring any of the following items to Oishei’s Children’s Hospital:
Coloring books · crayons · Toys · Story books · Games
You can also make or purchase greeting cards for kids (“Thinking of You”, “Get Well” and Birthday cards). If you sign the cards, please only use your first name and last name initial (ie. Johnny A.).
Spread kindness by making or purchasing Thinking of You or Birthday cards with personal notes of encouragement for our area nursing homes. If you sign the card, please only use your first name and last name initial. Other items such as hand cream, tissues, books, magazines, used jewelry (in good condition) or seasonal decorations for residents to decorate their rooms are also appreciated.
Please drop off (or mail) items directly to any nursing home facility.
You can make Individual Care Kits that can be distributed to individuals in various homeless shelters in the Buffalo area. Gather supplies and fill one-gallon plastic zip lock bags with personal supplies and/or small snacks.
Suggestions: Toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitizer, bar of soap, comb, shampoo, disposable razors, shaving cream, wash cloth, deodorant, face mask, packaged snacks, breakfast bars. A homemade card or prayer card would be thoughtful. Please only use your first name and last name initial if you sign the card.
Individual Care Kits should be brought directly to the agency of your choice:
Offer help to an elderly neighbor. Below are some ideas: