My, my how life is subject to change
Change does not always mean that something is being lost. Sometimes, it means that one season has simply fulfilled its purpose and it is time to make room for change; people, situations, jobs, and growth.
We sit back and admire the changing leaves, the first snowfall, or the rain, and somehow, we understand the purpose behind those changes. Even the flowers seem to understand that to everything there is a season, fall is here. Just like the seasons change, life is subject to change. Let's embrace the shift. AUTUMN RELEASE!!! Letting go of the old makes space for the new. It can be tough but yet beautiful.
For Fill The Pot, serving the less fortunate in our community, we find new opportunities and sometimes a greater need as the seasons change. So changes you have to move and some you must adapt. We adapt.
Rev. Jay Ragsdale: Founder
If one person, helps, one person, this world would be a much better place.
19 years of HARD-HEART WORK. Why? Because we care and we can and we should.
Utah is our home. Utah is our community.
Our family (kids, grands, nieces, & nephews) and our friends are here. We love it here.
Mrs. Toni Ragsdale
I don’t care who you are, how much you have or don’t have.
We all want to feel like we matter. You matter to us.
Volunteer with us
I can volunteer my time:
I have a few hours to show my community who I am, who we are. Your time and talents can help lift others up and move a mission forward. Sign up to help us make meaningful change.
I can volunteer my money:
Yes, offering your funds is love and powerful. It opens doors, provide supplies, shows love, and community. Power and Unity here is UTAH!
Fill our pots, fill their hearts.
With your help, we can give them hope. Select the give button and provide what your heart desires for the Lord loves a cheerful giver (2 Corinthians :7).
Thank You and Thank God!
Sharing of your time and giving of your resources is how we feed the MULTITUDE.
Utah, we are proud because we do it better with you.
At Fill the Pot Ministry, we meet the needs of our unsheltered and less fortunate neighbors with dignity and compassion. We provide meals, warm clothing, hygiene kits, and compassionate companionship, believing small acts of kindness build stronger neighborhoods. Our volunteers come from many walks of life, united by a simple purpose: to serve our community with respect, consistency, and heart.
Why it matters
Restores dignity: A warm meal or clean pair of underwear and pants can remind someone they are seen and valued.
Builds connection: Regular presence fosters trust and opens doors to long-term support.
Strengthens community: When neighbors care for neighbors, our shared spaces become safer and more welcoming.
Get involved
Volunteer: Join outreach teams, help sort donations, or serve at events.
Donate: Contributions fund meals, supplies, and a dwelling
Advocate: Share our mission with friends and neighbors to build a broader network of care.
Together we can keep the Great Valley beautiful — not just in landscape, but in spirit. Every act of service seasonings our community with hope, respect, and belonging.