Serve

In the Community

Serve in the Community

Community Food Program

The Coppell Cares Weekend Backpack Program is designed to help eliminate food insecurity for the children who attend CISD schools. The program provides nutritious breakfast, lunch and snack items to eligible CISD children (and siblings) over the weekends during the school year when they are not receiving meals at school. There are two ways to volunteer: shop or pack food.

Weekend Backpack
Sack Summer Hunger

Volunteer to pack (click here)

Contact: Sally McCurdy, sallymccurdy@verizon.net

Austin Street Center

Austin Street Center provides safe shelter and meets the basic needs of the most vulnerable homeless. FUMC Coppell provides breakfast for our homeless neighbors on Saturdays, donate items, and find seasonal opportunities to serve.

Contact: Quay Bratton

quaybratton@gmail.com

 

 

Christian Community Action (CCA)

Serve at the food pantry, donate food, or find special opportunities to serve during the holidays.

We sack groceries at the CCA Food Pantry on Mill Street in Lewisville on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Click here to sign up.

Contact: Leslie Hicks, lesliehicks922@yahoo.com

Current donation needs:

canned vegetables
canned chicken & tuna
canned / bottled tomato sauce
canned soup
pasta / dried beans / rice
mac & cheese
cereal
peanut butter
hamburger helper

Project Transformation

Project Transformation (PT) is a ministry of the United Methodist Church (UMC). We partner with local UMC churches to support underserved communities during the summer.  

Be on the lookout for 2026 Summer opportunities! 

 

Contact: Julia Moomau, julia_Moomau@yahoo.com

Piecemakers

Come and learn how to sew and create gifts for various needs in our community, then bless and deliver.

 

Contact: Pastor Danielle Buwon Kim

dkim@fumccoppell.org

Coppell Cares

Coppell Cares helps families and individuals in our community who have needs driven by financial challenges. We support our community through our School Team and Community Resource Team.

Click here to find out more about Coppell Cares.

 

Metrocrest Social Services

We have food and personal hygiene item drives three times throughout the year, along with hosting a mobile pantry.

 

 

Contact: Sally McCurdy, sallymccurdy@verizon.net

Carter BloodCare

Give the gift of life to others in our community by donating blood at First Coppell a few times a year. Questions? Contact Barb Schmidt, 
barbschmidt52@gmail.com

 2026 Blood Drive Dates:

January 25
April 12
September 20

 

 

Mission Mobility

Mission Mobility collects previously used durable medical equipment and provides it to those in need. All equipment provided is free of charge, although monetary donations are welcome.

Once equipment is no longer needed by its recipient, they may choose to either keep it or re-donate it for others to use. Please click here for donations and requests.

Christ Foundry United Methodist Mission

First UMC Coppell is a covenant church of Christ Foundry United Methodist Mission in Irving, TX. Christ Foundry serves primarily Spanish-speaking neighbors in the area, and we support the ministry of Christ Foundry with our prayers, presence, gifts, service, and witness. To find more information, contact Marsh Tunnell,
marsha.tunnell@gmail.com 

 

Church and Society

 Church and Society of First UMC Coppell seeks to join in God’s mission by creating systemic impact and fostering lasting change through advocacy and education, pursuing justice and mercy for all people. Our current focus is advocating for public education and eradicating poverty in our community and beyond. For more information, click here.

Contact: Amanda Davis  amanda.churchandsociety@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

Questions?

Get in touch

Pastor of Community Transformation

Rev. Danielle Buwon Kim
dkim@fumccoppell.org

Mission Chair
Leslie Hicks
Chair of Missions
lesliehicks922@yahoo.com