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Trinity Presbyterian Church supports many organizations
and mission related projects.
If you'd like to get involved with any of the projects listed below,
contact the church office at (856) 428-2050.
Amachi Project — Provides mentoring services to a very special group of Camden county’s children - those with a parent currently or formerly incarcerated.
Cathedral Kitchen — Provides approximately 8,000 hot nutritious meals to the poor and hungry of Camden as well as job training and a healthy after-school snack program for children.
Christmas Sharing —A church wide effort to provide low-income families in our community with Christmas gifts and non-perishable groceries.
Coats-for-Kids — Fall collection of new and used coats and jackets for children of low-income families.
CROP Walk — Raises money to feed the hungry around the world.
Food Collection— A church wide collection of canned goods and small household items are delivered regularly to the Cherry Hill Food Pantry and Food Bank of South Jersey to help low income families.
Habitat for Humanity, Metro Camden — An ecumenical Christian housing ministry in Camden, working to provide decent, low cost housing.
Homeless Hospitality /IHOC — A network of congregations in Camden County coordinates to house and feed homeless men during the winter months. The project involves approximately 150 volunteers.
R & M Boarding Home —A residence in Chesilhurst, NJ that houses men and women unable to care for themselves. Trinity groups visit the residents monthly with food, music, entertainment, and gifts/care kits.
Red Cross Blood Drive — Two blood drives a year (Fall and Spring) for Trinity members and the community.
School Supply Collection — A Fall collection of school supply kits for Urban Promise in Camden.
Urban Promise Ministries—Equips Camden's children and young adults with the skills necessary for academic achievement, life management, spiritual growth and Christian leadership.
Work Trips — Trinity's Senior Highs travel yearly to communities to serve people in need. An adult group has served to build homes in the Gulf Coast and with Habitat for Humanity in Camden.
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