Serving the Homeless

Working in coalition with the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless

First Sunday Suppers: Serving dinner at the homeless shelter downtown.
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Freeze Night Program: On designated nights when the weather is predicted to reach 30 degrees, or raining and 37 degrees, our church operates as a shelter for 50 homeless men screened by Austin Resource Center for the Homeless and brought to the church by bus. We need volunteers to help feed and assist our guests during their stay with us. We accept donations of personal hygiene items or rain/cold gear.
Contact: Erik Olson,  for more info.

Weekly Sack Lunch Program: Making lunches for the homeless.
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Serving the sick

People’s Community Clinic Partnership: Supporting PCC service providers in various capacities.
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NAMI Walk: National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is “a volunteer network of families, consumers, friends, and concerned professionals working together to improve the quality of life for those affected by severe and persistent mental illness. Our goal is to enable each individual affected by a major brain disorder to live the best life possible. NAMI Austin provides a place to meet and learn from others and to let others learn from you.” Our church provides support to NAMI by joining or sponsoring the UU Team for the annual fundraising walk in October.
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Serving the elderly

North Central Caregivers: Rides for the elderly.
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Serving the poor

Alternative Gift Fair: Fair trade holiday market.
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Caritas Food Delivery: Canned goods for community pantry.
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CROP Walk: Our UU team joins with 11,000 other Austinites in raising over $100,000 to help end local and global hunger. The CROP Walk occurs each spring, with churches, mosques, and temples from all over Austin in participation.
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Hands-On Housing: Rehabilitating homes of those in need.
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Your Fabulous Idea…: Passionate about social justice? Want to create a new project or program?
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