WE MOBILIZED IN THE PANDEMIC
Over the course of 2020 our church family, communities and nation faced many challenges. Through our CityHOPE initiatives, Care teams, and incredible volunteers across the east coast, our church made a tangible difference in the lives of people who were hurting and in need. From supporting families, frontline healthcare workers and small business owners impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, we had the opportunity to serve others and demonstrate the love of Jesus.
780
CityHOPE Volunteers
11,904
People Served
1,384
Total Hours Served
10,447
Meals served
$77,833
distributed through Benevolence fund to individuals and families in need of financial support IN 2020
22
Virtual Serving Opportunities
COVID-19 RELIEF
support to families/
individuals
598
people supported
|
292
needs met
|
$77,833
benevolence funds distributed
adopt-a-hospital
8
hospitals served
|
3,875
meals delivered
|
6,006
items distributed to frontline health workers
food
distributions
33,000 lbs
food donated
|
336
volunteers mobilized
|
300
meal boxes delivered
small business support
32
business supported
|
60
volunteers across east coast
2020 CITYHOPE INITIATIVES
homelessness
2,252
hours served
|
658
volunteers
|
9,127
people served
hunger prevention
703
hours served
|
141
volunteers
|
2,030
people served
prison ministry
795
hours served
|
50
volunteers
|
118
people served
IMPACT STORIES
In this season, our church had the incredible opportunity to give back in varying forms to the community. These impact stories encourage us to continue building and engaging with one another with organizations like Father’s Heart, City Relief and New City Kids.
IMPACT STORIES FATHER’S HEART
FREEDOM RUN
$20,035
raised through Freedom Run to support prison reform initiatives
IMPACT STORIES FREEDOM RUN
THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS OUTREACH
In 2020, our church came together to support individuals and families in need with 272 volunteers serving throughout Thanksgiving & Christmas at 63 serving opportunities totaling 1,398 hours.
In addition, in the last 2 years our church sponsored 400 children through Prison Fellowship’s Angel Tree program to receive Christmas gifts from a parent who is currently incarcerated.