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The Sedona Women — Community Service Opportunities

The Community Service Committee is excited about our upcoming calendar of events.

If you have an idea for a future project, please let us know.  The TSW general guidelines for a community project are below.  Also, The Sedona Women consider what projects are already committed on the calendar and the availability of volunteers.  

 1)  A clear, defined need; and         
 2)  An opportunity for our membership to participate in the execution of a worthwhile project, which in turn, offers members a 
platform to get to know each other better.   

We look forward to hearing from you or seeing you at one of our Volunteer Events below. 


Diaper Drive February 12, 2026 Meeting

At our February meeting, we will be collecting much-needed diapers and wipes for the Sedona Community Food Bank's clients. Your contributions are much appreciated.

The most requested items are:

  • Diapers (unscented), sizes 4, 5, and 6
  • Baby wipes (unscented)

If you are unable to attend the meeting, you can drop off your items at the Food Bank, 30 Inspirational Drive, Sedona, Monday through Thursday 7:30 am till noon.


St. Andrew's Community Dinner March 16, 2026

Volunteers are needed when The Sedona Women host the community dinners St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in West Sedona. The church has a licensed commercial kitchen, which requires all hosts preparing meals to have a Food Handlers Certification. Volunteers who set-up/clean-up and/or serve meals do not need the certification. Food handlers certification can be obtained online or when local classes are offered.

Volunteer shifts are appropriately 2 hours between 2:00 and 6:30 the days that we host. Contact Marilyn Bealafeld 734-558-1085 or mbealafeld@yahoo.com with questions or to volunteer.


Oak Creek Clean Up
March 18, 2026, 9:45am to noon

Volunteers are needed for this worthwhile and fun opportunity. We will meet at 9:45am in the Indian Gardens parking lot in Oak Creek Canyon (plenty of parking). Under the leadership of the Oak Creek Watershed Council staff and volunteers, we will be divided into two groups depending on ability and clean up two different areas — the area around Indian Gardens (flat and usually full of trash) or Grasshopper Point (steep hike down to the creek and many boulders). Wear closed-toed shoes and bring water.

ALL abilities are welcome! Friends welcome to sign up and come with you!

The Oak Creek Watershed Council provides gloves, buckets, pickers, and leadership. They will weigh the trash when we are finished and we'll take a photo to show off our efforts. Plan on arriving by 9:45am, when we'll review safety protocols and hand out equipment.

By noon we will return to the Indian Gardens parking lot and return equipment. Those who want to continue the fun are invited to join for lunch at Indian Gardens. To sign up or for more information, contact Pam DeLay at delaypamela@gmail.com.


Manzanita Outreach Food Share Program
April 17, 2026, 9:30am–11:30am

Help pack food for Manzanita Outreach's weekly food share program. This is an opportunity to help our less-fortunate community members by volunteering at Manzanita Outreach in Cottonwood. Help this amazing organization achieve their goal of becoming the first food-secure county in the nation. On April 17th, we will pack food for Manzanita's weekly food sharing program. Or, we will fill healthy snack packs that will be distributed to school teachers throughout our community to provide snacks for their students who may come to school without breakfast.

We will gather at the Manzanita Outreach warehouse at 406 South 6th Street in Cottonwood ready to start at 9:30am and finish by 11:30. If you can make it, please email Diane Troianello at sedonagirldt@gmail.com to sign up.


Additional Upcoming Community Service Projects

  • May 14, 2026 Meeting Pet Food Drive

Dates to be Announced:

  • Blanket Bee — Spring
  • Little Pink House of Hope — June

Watch this space for more information as details become available.


The Sedona Community Food Bank Needs Your Continued Help!

Your Food Bank is always in need of non-perishables for those in need.  The Food Bank especially appreciates donations of condiments, cold cereal, Progresso soups, canned meats, juices, crackers and chips.  Drop food off at the Food Bank at 30 Inspirational Drive (note the new address) any Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday between 8am and 11am.


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Sedona, AZ 86339

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