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Volunteers group "JustServe" outlines community coordination and emergency-preparedness work to Beaver City Council
Summary
Sterling and Melissa Bradshaw presented JustServe volunteer coordination on behalf of the Canyon Country Communication Council and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, describing efforts to connect faith groups, nonprofits and city departments for emergency preparedness and volunteer support.
Sterling and Melissa Bradshaw, representatives of the Canyon Country Communication Council and affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, gave a short presentation to Beaver City Council on Dec. 9 about the JustServe volunteer coordination program.
"Our goal is simple. It's to strengthen the community by increasing cooperation between local organizations, faith groups, nonprofit and city departments," the Bradshaws told the council as they handed out two informational pages for attendees. They said the council's staff and local leaders can use the JustServe platform to post volunteer opportunities related to emergency preparedness, youth programs and other civic needs.
The Bradshaws emphasized that their collaborative work does not promote doctrine in civic collaborations and described the program's role in connecting volunteers, tracking needs and supporting inter-organization communication. They left materials that included a youth-focused page and invited city staff to coordinate with them on future volunteer and preparedness efforts.
No formal action was recorded on the JustServe presentation. The presentation concluded with council members thanking the Bradshaws for the information and the meeting moved on to subsequent agenda items.
