Seven ways to help open the Panacea Community Store.
No matter where you are or what you have to give, there is a place for you in this work. The priority right now is opening the Panacea Community Store — pick the way that fits you best, and contact us if you want to talk it through.
Give to the $25,000 raise
Every gift moves us closer to opening the Panacea Community Store and funding the broader ministry. Online gifts go through our Givebutter campaign.
Give via GivebutterDonate merchandise
Clothing, furniture, household goods, tools, and other clean useful items — donations stocked the Panacea store. EVERY ITEM. EVERY DAY. $5 OR LESS. Pickup is arranged by email since the storefront is not yet open.
Email about merchandiseDonate equipment
Racks, shelving, signage, point-of-sale equipment, and other store fixtures help us open day one ready to receive donations and serve customers.
Email about equipmentVolunteer for Panacea setup
Sign up for Panacea setup when available — future farm and food workdays, recycling and stewardship, and prayer and outreach support all slot in as the ministry scales.
Sign up to volunteerBecome a Founding Partner
Churches, businesses, banks, foundations, civic groups, contractors, realtors, ag and food companies, transportation providers, equipment suppliers, the media, and community leaders can all stand up alongside the Panacea Community Store launch.
Email about a partnershipPray with us monthly
Sign up as a prayer partner — receive a quiet monthly note with the current prayer items for the Panacea store, the team, and the families being served.
See prayer partnersShare our story
Tell a neighbor, a church group, a small business, or a friend. Some of the best support the ministry gets begins with one honest conversation — and a link to the Givebutter campaign.
Pass it onHELP US OPEN STORE #1
Panacea is where the vision begins.
Help us raise $25,000, fill the store with donated merchandise, acquire the equipment we need, and open the doors. EVERY ITEM. EVERY DAY. $5 OR LESS. One store. One community. One beginning.