Compassion Leads to Hope
Every day, we see volunteers using their time and talents to change lives at Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC). When you volunteer, you bring hope to children, single mothers, and families facing some of life’s most difficult challenges.
We have created flexible volunteer opportunities to match your unique skills and schedule. You can serve on one of our four campuses, support a Hope Pregnancy Center, or get involved through your church or community group.
Serve by Volunteering
- Direct Impact – Be the hands and feet of Christ, touching lives where it matters most.
- Community Connection – Serve alongside others passionate about making Oklahoma stronger for vulnerable children and families.
- Flexible Opportunities – Get involved one-time, regularly, individually, or with your church or organization.
- Real Stories – See the difference you make through first-hand interactions and inspiring client and volunteer stories.
On-Campus Volunteers
Bring Love to Life
Deliver comfort, structure, and encouragement through hands-on volunteering at one of our four statewide campuses:
Baptist Children’s Home (Owasso)
Provide mentorship, maintenance support, administrative help, or help with campus events.
Boys Ranch Town (Edmond)
Mentor boys, support activities, grounds upkeep, or event help.
Baptist Home for Girls (Madill)
Be a role model, offer education support, or help with recreational activities.
The Vine (OKC)
Encourage single moms, lead classes, or provide hospitality.
Ready to Volunteer on Campus?
Hope Begins with You
Help women and families facing unplanned pregnancies with compassion and practical support at Hope Pregnancy Center. Volunteer today:
- Dads Matter - Fatherhood Coaches volunteer a few hours a week. Thorough training is provided.
- Client Care – Listen to clients, provide resources, or assist fathers as a mentor.
- Showers of Blessing - Host a baby shower for Hope Pregnancy Center’s Baby Boutique.
- Sewing Project - Make a handmade Positive Bag. The bags are filled with literature, small baby items and a Bible.
- Medical Volunteers – Use your expertise as an RN, physician, or sonographer.
- Education & Support – Lead parenting classes, help with resource drives, or offer prayer and encouragement.
- Photography – Use your talents to capture photos of newborns and children.
- Administrative & Events – Serve at the front desk, organize supplies, or help at fundraising events.
Join Young Adult Ambassador Program
Join the Young Adult Ambassador Program (ages 20-35) and make a difference by praying, serving, and giving to support OBHC.
With regular meetings throughout the year, ambassadors actively engage in meaningful ways like sharing on social media, volunteering at events, advocating in churches, and organizing prayer groups or giving initiatives.
Simply follow the steps below to get started.
- Fill Out Application – Applications are accepted year-round—get involved and use your gifts to give back!
- Tour a Facility – Tour a Hope Pregnancy Center or a campus. You will receive a t-shirt and sticker as a welcome to the program.
- Attend Meetings – Hear how God is working through the ministry and discover ways to advocate using your unique gifts.
- Advocate – Partner with your local center or campus.
Lives Changed by Love
Oklahoma Volunteer Opportunities FAQ
If you are looking for meaningful volunteer opportunities, Oklahoma Baptist Homes for Children (OBHC) offers many ways to get involved. Review the common questions below to learn how you can make a difference or find your next service project.
What volunteer opportunities are available at OBHC?
We offer a variety of ways to serve our campuses and ministries. You can help with campus landscaping and maintenance, organize specific donation drives, or assist our staff during special events. We also offer opportunities for tutoring and mentoring our residents, which require a more in-depth application and vetting process.
Who can volunteer with OBHC?
We welcome individuals, families, church groups, and corporate teams. Whether you want to serve for a single afternoon or commit to a long-term recurring role, we have a place for you. Please note that any volunteers working directly with children must be at least 18 years old and pass a comprehensive background check.
Do I need special training to volunteer?
It depends entirely on the role you choose. General campus workdays and special-event assistance do not require formal training. However, if you plan to work directly with the children in our care, we will provide specific orientation and training to ensure everyone stays safe and supported.
How can I sign up to volunteer?
Getting started is simple. You can fill out our brief online campus volunteer interest form or the Hope Pregnancy volunteer interest form, and our dedicated staff will contact you to find the perfect fit for your skills and schedule.