March Mission Madness
A parish wide mission to be the hands and feet of Christ by helping communities in North Carolina rebuild and recover.
The Mission
March Mission Madness is back for a second year, and we are blessed to once again invite our parish to dedicate the entire month of March to serving those in need. After witnessing tremendous fruits and blessings during last year’s mission, we hope to continue building this as an annual parish mission rooted in faith, service, and community.
At the heart of March Mission Madness is our call to be the hands and feet of Christ. We are sent not only to rebuild homes, but to bring hope, dignity, and Christ’s light into places of devastation, allowing our own hearts to be transformed along the way.
2026 March Mission Madness
This year, we will again partner with Spokes of Hope, an organization coordinating long term recovery efforts in North Carolina. Our teams will focus on helping families rebuild residential homes in the Bat Cave and Gerton communities, areas still deeply impacted and in need of continued support.
To meet the growing needs of these communities, we are hoping to welcome more than double the number of volunteers who served last year. Men and women of the parish are encouraged to participate, and youth ages 12 to 18 are also welcome when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Together, as families and individuals, we can make an even greater impact.
Each week, one of our parish priests, including Fr. Rosing, will accompany the group and celebrate daily Mass, grounding our work in prayer and the sacraments.
Volunteer Information
We Need Your Help!
We are still in need of volunteers. This is an opportunity to step into a week rooted in purpose, faith, and meaningful service while working side by side with fellow parishioners.
Work opportunities are available for all skill levels and may include yard work, landscaping, painting, cleaning, and debris removal. Skilled volunteers such as electricians, carpenters, plumbers, and general handymen are especially welcomed and greatly needed.
Once we have a clearer count of volunteers, an information night will be held at the parish to introduce teams and review work details, travel plans, and logistics.
What to Expect
Mission work Monday through Thursday focused on residential restoration
• Fridays assisting with large community donation distributions
• Daily Mass and prayer with our parish priest
• Dorm style housing and meals provided by Spokes of Hope
• Showers, hot water, and charging stations available
Mission Weeks
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Week 1: March 1 through March 7
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Week 2: March 8 through March 14
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Week 3:
March 15 through March 21
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Week 4: March 22 through March 28
Support the Mission From Home
For those unable to travel but wishing to support the mission, monetary donations are greatly appreciated. Gifts of any amount help provide transportation for volunteers and cover necessary provisions during our time in North Carolina.
Your generosity allows our parish to continue serving others and sharing Christ’s love in tangible ways.
