Care & Share Thrift Shopppe in Souderton ~ www.careandshareshoppes.org

Care & Share Thrift Shoppes serves the local community and it also supports MCC in their Global Missions. Souderton Mennonite Church (SMC) provides volunteers on the second Thursday of every month at the Care & Share Thrift Shop on Route 113 in Souderton. If you are available to volunteer from 5 to 8 p.m. or would like more information, please contact our church office.

Urban Promise ~ www.urbanpromise.org

Located in Camden, NJ, UrbanPromise has created a safe place for young people with after school programs, boat building, expeditionary and experiential learning, college tours, faith development opportunities, and a host of other activities. But the core of this organization will always be about relationships and the message that every child and teen is wonderfully created in the image of God.  Once or twice a year, UrbanPromise visits us here at SMC to share their vision and hopes for the future. To learn more about this organization, click the link above.

Mennonite Disaster Service – www.mds.mennonite.net/home

Mennonite Disaster Service is a volunteer network of Anabaptist churches that responds in Christian love to those affected by disasters in Canada and the United States. While the main focus is on clean up, repair and rebuilding homes, this service touches lives and nurtures hope, faith and wholeness.

Keystone Opportunity Center Food Pantry – www.keystoneopportunity.org/food-pantry/

The Food Pantry serves over 200 qualified households of Souderton Area School District as a monthly food resource.  It is supported by donations from local churches, service groups, families and individuals. All of our food is to benefit those in our community in need. Our church members donate hundreds of pounds of food throughout the year.

WORM Project ~ www.wormproject.org

The Worm Project is a global initiative that strives to relieve the suffering of millions of children. The program distributes pills around the world, which purge worms from the intestinal tract. Each pill costs a few cents and is good for six months!  Their goal is to give attention to the most humble — the sick and worm-infested children who seem to have few opportunities to rank on anyone’s priority list. Souderton Mennonite Church raises funds for this project throughout the year and collects donations via small WORM Project piggy banks.  Stop by the church office and we’ll give you a piggy bank!