Helping Hands
Practical care. Shared burdens. A church family that cares.
Hard seasons can bring needs that feel too heavy to carry alone. Helping Hands is a ministry of Harvest Revival Center, led by Amy Kingrey, that comes alongside people within and connected to our church family when essential needs arise.
Through a small assistance fund, we seek to show the love of Jesus in practical ways—helping where we can with food, shelter, critical bills, and unexpected emergencies.
How we help
Every situation is unique. Our committee prayerfully reviews each request, considers the circumstances, and determines whether help is possible with the resources available. Sometimes we can meet part of a need; sometimes we can help someone explore another source of support.
Needs often exceed our available funds, so assistance is never automatic or guaranteed. Helping Hands offers limited support for a difficult season rather than ongoing financial support.
Share a need
If you are part of or connected to the Harvest church family and are facing an essential need, please complete our request form. Share a little about your situation and the best way to reach you. Our review team can then follow up for any additional information needed.
What to expect
Tell us about your need, your connection to Harvest, and any important deadline.
Our committee reviews your request and the funds available.
A team member may contact you to learn more and discuss possible next steps.
Any approved assistance may cover only part of a need and will never exceed $500. This is a maximum limit, not a standard amount or a promise of assistance. Completing the form does not guarantee approval or help by a particular date.
Your request will be shared with the Helping Hands review team for review and follow-up. Please do not include banking details, Social Security numbers, passwords, or sensitive financial documents. This form is not monitored for immediate emergency response.
Love expressed through practical care
Helping Hands reflects our desire to care for one another with compassion and wisdom. We are grateful for every opportunity to help someone take a next step through a difficult season, while stewarding this small fund carefully.