St. Peter's has a variety of outreach programs it supports on a regular basis. The committee for outreach meets every second Tuesday of the month at 2pm. Please email us at outreach@stpetersec.org for more information.
We welcome monetary donations which can be made online here. (Please designate your gift for Outreach and the relevant program in the dropdown menu)
Below are descriptions of our programs and whom to contact for more information.
During the school year, St. Peter's provides healthy weekend food for up to 20 students. These bags are packed once a month and delivered weekly to the school. Summer bags are also delivered, along with school supplies and equipment when needed.
For more info, contact Sharon Sachs with the button below.
On the first Monday of every month, St. Peter's provides and serves a fully cooked meal for 50-100 people of:
- Salad
- Roast Turkey and Ham
- Mashed potatoes and gravy
- Broccoli/Green Beans
- Dessert
- Assorted beverages
Sign-up here to cook or serve! Contact Outreach with any questions.
Each month, St. Peter's provides bags of non-perishable groceries to fifteen low-income seniors in our community. These bags are packed by volunteers at church and delivered to the seniors at their homes.
For more information, contact Kofo Coker.
St. Peter's supports the work of Luminus by supplying their pantry with dry/canned goods, infant supplies of formula/diapers, and clothing for all ages. Each Christmas, we have a "Giving Tree" to provide Christmas for one or two families.
For more information, contact Sharon Sachs
Over this time, St. Peter's has supported many local organizations and individuals in need of food assistance. Currently, this central pantry supports all our programs, including the Little Free Pantry. Our local scout groups help supply this pantry, collecting hundreds of pounds of food every year during their March food drive. We also hold a "Green Bag" Sunday twice a year wherein our church community generously donated food to replenish our shelves.
For more information, or to make donations, contact Sharon Sachs with the button below:
Our little free food pantry was constructed in partnership with an individual as part of his leadership requirements for becoming an Eagle Scout.
Located at the base of the Saint Peter's driveway, facing onto Rogers Avenue, it is stocked with a variety of non-perishable food items. The pantry is available to the community 24/7 to take food as needed or to donate.