| For over 30 years,
Project Outreach has been helping people who can't
help themselves. As Jesus shows us in Matthew 25:35-40, Project
Outreach reaches out to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty,
clothe the naked, and welcome the stranger. Project Outreach provides financial support to groups and organizations that help those
in need to help themselves. Grants have provided food, clothing,
shelter, education and emergency aid for disaster. Be it big or small,
local or global, the Project Outreach committee prayerfully considers
every request.
Supported by donations from St. Thomas parishioners and visitors, the
Project Outreach committee reviews grants twice a year. Grant
applications can be downloaded here and are available at the
St. Thomas church office.
If you have questions about Project Outreach, please contact committee
chair Delphine Stevens at
delphiness@msn.com.
Project Outreach grant application (Word DOC)
Project Outreach
– Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
Our Evaluation Guidelines
In evaluating requests, we use the following criteria:
- The project is inspired by principles of faith.
- It offers opportunities for parishioners to become personally
involved.
- Our gift will make a measurable difference in the success of the
project.
- We may become enthusiastic about the cause.
- The organization "teaches people to fish."
- The organization is stable and well run.
Grantee Organizations
Church of the Apostles (COTA) –
This mission-ministry in Fremont is a joint venture of the national
Lutheran and Episcopal Churches. Its postmodern ministry touches the
homeless, young adults, small businesses, the elderly, and others who
hunger for both secular and spiritual fulfillment. Visit
www.apostleschurch.org for
more information. Contact: Claude Rogers (425-641-1350)
Outreach to Elder & Adult Day Services (EADS)
– St. Thomas has a long-term relationship
with EADS, providing a variety of services to elders in day care.
Contact: Peter Pitarys (425-635-1191)
Other Recent Project Outreach Grantees
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