Share your ASP experience and inspire others to support ASP’s mission.
What are Ambassadors?
The ASP Ambassador Program is meant for ASP veteran volunteers who would like to serve the ministry beyond the traditional volunteer experience.
By becoming an ASP Ambassador, you can help others experience the personal transformation that comes with rolling up their sleeves and serving an Appalachian family in need. You can now do more than ever before by serving through spreading the news about ASP to your friends and colleagues, your church, your school, your workplace, your entire community.
Become an AmbassadorWhat do Ambassadors do?
Ambassadors represent ASP at events, assist new groups, and share their ASP story with those considering partnering with our ministry. We have over 100 individuals as part of our Ambassador Program and are always looking for new volunteers to serve in this way.
Ambassador Roles:
- Recruiting new groups in your local community to participate with ASP – using a list of currently/previously participating churches/schools in your community, you will contact new groups and share about ASP with them.
- Speaking engagements to prospective groups – if a school, civic group or church youth group expresses interest in ASP, you will serve as a local representative to share about a typical mission trip and how to organize a first trip.
- Serving at area conferences or community events to recruit new groups – if there is a local denominational conference, you will represent ASP by staffing a display table with information and giveaways about ASP.
- New group mentor – when a new group registers, they often request a mentor to assist them with pre-trip preparation. You will be connected with a new trip coordinator and provide advice and support on organizing a mission trip with their volunteers.
- Guest blogger – ASP has a new segment of our blog called “Volunteer Voices” and is always looking for ASP volunteers to share about their trip experiences with the general ASP audience.
- Contact local media sources to cover ASP human interest stories – as a way of spreading awareness of ASP, you will reach out to TV news stations and local print media sources and share details about local trips or ASP events taking place in your community.
Expectations, Guidelines, and Resources
We have many resources you can download to tell the ASP story to your group, your friends, your family, and potential new groups in your community.
Recruiting and Presentation Resources
We have many resources you can download to help ASP recruit new volunteers and expand our mission.
- New Group Recruitment Guide
- ASP Logos for Download
- ASP Overview Presentation (PowerPoint)
- Tri-Fold Overview Brochure (two page pdf)
- Mission Booklet – English (PDF download) (Anyflip link)
- Mission Booklet – Spanish (PDF download) (Anyflip link)
- 2023 ASP Fact Sheet
- 2022 Gratitude Report – one page version
- 2023 Impact Report
- Service Area Map (one page pdf)
- Media and Event Resources
- Media Tips
Who is ASP?
Warmer. Safer. Drier.®
ASP volunteers provide high quality home repair for Appalachian families
Relationship Ministry
ASP volunteers and families develop life-long relationships
Transformation
Everyone who comes into contact with this ministry is transformed
Warmer. Safer. Drier.®
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