The Cambridge CYC organized a youth group activity focused on assembling care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness in the Cambridge area. Using the Care Packs financial grant as well as donations from our own ecclesia we were able to purchase supplies to assemble over 100 care packs!

48 backpacks were packed and 23 foster teens were provided with some holiday cheer to go along with the backpacks.

Last night before Bible Class, some members of the Shelburne ecclesia gathered to sort items and fill 12 women's and 12 men's backpacks. We had lots of fun!

On behalf of Christadelphians, Sis. Sandra and I delivered packaged food, chocolates, small gifts, and pamphlets to the Salvation Army Centre. A special thank you to Sister Debra Spilar who hand knitted warm colourful winter hats. We are grateful for her donation. Thanks to the generosity of WCF grants, we were able to include a range …

The Stoughton Ecclesia combined initiatives to donate to a shelter for homeless women and children. We sent Bags of Love Sleeping Bags and Fleece Throws, Knit2Gether items, and Kits4kids backpacks for back to school items. We added some snacks, hygiene, and fun activities to the backpacks and included toys and activities for their younger siblings. …

Our ecclesia has begun an outreach which is focused on who God is and His character. We are creating recorded devotionals and wanted to become more involved and supportive of our neighborhood. We recently attended a National Neighborhood Out Event which was just down the street from our hall. We were able to connect with …

I wanted to send you a couple photos of the care kits we packed. We decided to specifically tailor them for women and are dropping them off at Family Tree House of Hope. Family Tree House of Hope is a local domestic violence shelter with a great reputation of really impactful work. With the grant …

For several years I have been keeping bags of food in my car to give out to persons who are homeless that I see while out driving. I include juice, fruit cups, crackers, granola bars, spoons, napkins, Wet Ones and M&Ms. I also include postcards provided by WCF to include a message about why I …

Our ecclesia matched the funds and we had many members supply some of the bags contents. We were able to purchase 24 backpacks and fill them with toiletries, socks, mitts and coffee gift cards. They will be dropped to a local shelter this week and their outreach van will distribute to those experiencing homelessness. Here …

Brother Jim and Sister Dolly Windham, Lancaster, PA Ecclesia, giving sleeping bags and blankets to Bob Knorr a representative of Tenfold, a non profit agency in Lancaster, PA. Tenfold created a temporary shelter for those in need during the cold weather. A permanent shelter will open by Christmas at another facility. Tenfold deals with those …