The Son-Shine Outreach Center, Inc. is an interfaith mission that shall serve Madison County and surrounding area.

Volunteer Opportunities SON-SHINE Outreach Center depends heavily on volunteers. We know that we are all stronger together. If you have the desire to help empower others to overcome homelessness and poverty by giving of your time, we would love to have you join us. Take a moment to contact us and let us know your preferences and availability. Our volunteer coordinator will contact you and work with you to find a placement for you to serve our community.

SON-SHINE Outreach Center We help people in need regardless of race, sex, social or natural origin, or religious background. SON-SHINE Outreach Center is a not for profit entity and was founded in 2009 by concerned community leaders who saw far too few services available in our community for those losing their jobs and homes. Help Line: (936) 348-5282 Email: sonshinectr@att.net

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Great Deals on Quality Items SON-SHINE Outreach Center has great deals on quality furniture, appliances, clothing, decor, and more! We’re here to help you find those items you need. No matter what your style is, we have vintage collections and the perfect item for your next DIY project. Stop in for a great deal while supporting individuals and families in need. We Do Not Schedule For Pick Ups We do not have the ability to come to your location and pick up items that you may want to donate. Send us an email and let us know if we can help find someone to bring in your items. Click the truck for more information.

SON-SHINE Outreach Center is a not for profit, that was began in Oct 1987 in a closet at the First United Methodist Church, was incorporated in October 2009 by concerned community leaders who saw far too few services available in Madison County for those desperate and in need for services, and has grown to serve over 6,000 clients annually.. The mission of service ministries among the various churches and service organizations is entered into out of a sense that no one person or no one church alone can deal with the complex interrelated problems in our community, and out of a deep sense that we are all part of the church called into being by the life, death and resurrection of Christ. Therefore, it is most desirable that this be a cooperative ministry effort. This ministry shall be in keeping with the spirit of Christ, “Whatsoever you do to the least of these my brothers, you do it unto Me.” The Center seeks to enlist the support of member churches and their congregations and service organizations in order to: respond to the physical, spiritual, material, social and educational needs of persons in this area; work in cooperation with both public and private agencies serving persons; open channels of communication between various groups within the area and be a channel for all groups of goodwill to serve humankind. Persons with needs are to be served regardless of race, gender, social and economic status, national origin, or religious background, to the end that all persons served can be helped to achieve their fullest potential as Children of God. The Center develops, sponsors, promotes programs, and policies and functions in order to respond to the call of people who are in need.

About Our Outreach Servants

Lisa Wamsley has served faithfully for over 14 years and is our Coordinator who manages the store, staff, and volunteers on a daily basis. She manages operations and meets with clients who are in need of food, clothing, utility or prescription assistance as well as those having any other needs. Bobbie Bleeker has been serving here over 17 years and is in charge of maintenance, loading and unloading, packing, and checking/repairing electrical merchandise. Ethel Burns has been here 4 years and is our Floor Supervisor and assists with food, utilities and prescriptions assistance. Rena Bishop has been here 7 years and is our Assistant Coordinator scheduling our volunteers, scheduling community service, and assisting with food, utilities and any other needs that may arise. We also have 30 regularly scheduled volunteers who work at the center on a weekly basis and are blessed to have the support of 14 member churches.

Phone: (936) 348-5282 Follow Us on Facebook Resale Store Hours: Monday – Friday: 8 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed Food Pantry Hours: Tuesday: 9 A.M. - 12 P.M. & 1 P.M.- 4 P.M. Wednseday: 9 A.M. - 12 P.M. & 1 P.M.- 4 P.M. Thursday: 9 A.M. - 12 P.M. & 1 P.M.- 4 P.M.

Thursday March 9 at 10 am

Volunteer Opportunities SON-SHINE Outreach Center depends heavily on volunteers. We know that we are all stronger together. If you would have the desire to help empower others to overcome homelessness and poverty by giving of your time, we would love to have you join us. Take a moment to contact us and let us know your preferences and availability. Our volunteer coordinator will contact you and work with you to find a placement for you to serve our community.

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Great Deals on Quality Items SON-SHINE Outreach Center & Resale Shop has great deals on quality furniture, appliances, clothing, decor, and more! We’re here to help you find those items you need. No matter what your style is, we have vintage collections and the perfect item for your next DIY project. Stop in for a great deal while supporting individuals and families in need. We Do Not Schedule For Pick Ups We do not have the abillity to come to your location and pick up items that you may want to donate. Send us an email and let us know if we can help find someone to bring in your items. Click the truck for imformation.

Our Mission SON-SHINE Outreach Center is a not for profit, that was began in Oct 1987 in a closet at the First United Methodist Church, was incorporated in October 2009 by concerned community leaders who saw far too few services available in Madison County for those desperate and in need for services, and has grown to serve over 6,000 clients annually.. The mission of service ministries among the various churches and service organizations is entered into out of a sense that no one person or no one church alone can deal with the complex interrelated problems in our community, and out of a deep sense that we are all part of the church called into being by the life, death and resurrection of Christ. Therefore, it is most desirable that this be a cooperative ministry effort. This ministry shall be in keeping with the spirit of Christ, “Whatsoever you do to the least of these my brothers, you do it unto Me.” Our Purpose The Center seeks to enlist the support of member churches and their congregations and service organizations in order to: respond to the physical, spiritual, material, social and educational needs of persons in this area; work in cooperation with both public and private agencies serving persons; open channels of communication between various groups within the area and be a channel for all groups of goodwill to serve humankind. Persons with needs are to be served regardless of race, gender, social and economic status, national origin, or religious background, to the end that all persons served can be helped to achieve their fullest potential as Children of God. The Center develops, sponsors, promotes programs, and policies and functions in order to respond to the call of people who are in need.