To really give a gift to someone you love, donate to one of the organizations of the Mission Market in their name. Give towards helping the homeless crisis - locally and globally, education, food, a trade, etc. to someone who is in need elsewhere. If you would like cards to give from the organizations we are supporting below, please let us know my emailing the church office cpc.southpas@gmail.com and we will mail them to you. You can donate through PayPal or our regular online giving portal.
YOU MUST NOTE in ePayPal or the online giving portal what you are purchasing and the organization.
Angel Interfaith Network personally delivers available items to people in need to any home in Los Angeles County and does so as neighbors rather than as social administrators. AIN was co-founded by Rev. Ann Mills and Rev. Santos Romos, then chaplain at the hospital, and was housed here at Calvary for many years.
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Crossroads, Inc. provides housing, education, support and counseling in a homelike environment for women who have been incarcerated with the goal of empowering women to take control of their lives and to help them step out of the revolving door of prison and jail.
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Heifer International provides livestock and training so that families can improve nutrition and earn income for health care, shelter, and education for children.
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Living Waters for the World trains and equips people to become self-reliant in providing clean water to their communities.
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The Calvary Benevolence Fund was created to assist those who are in need of short term assistance. It helps members of Calvary and regular attendees with goods, services, and food/gas gift cards. The fund also assists with mortgages/rent, utilities, medical bills and transportation.
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Ten Thousand Villages is a non-profit fair trade retailer of artisan-crafted home decor, personal accessories and gift items from across the globe.
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Calvary has worked with Habitat for Humanity for 16 years to help them raise money for their builds through donations. This year, we will be assisting their 100 families campaign for the Mission Market.
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Journey Out gives women who have been victimized by street prostitution the opportunity to turn their lives around. Through an intensive and comprehensive program, the women face, cope with and overcome the many obstacles that life has dealt them.
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