Hope for tomorrow today
Cornerstones was founded by six local congregations representing Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish faiths. Today, we proudly partner with 14 Sponsoring Religious Organizations on our Board of Directors and over 100 Religious Organizations from diverse faith backgrounds to provide stability, empowerment, and hope for our most vulnerable neighbors. These congregations provide vital financial and in-kind donations as well as actively support our Assistance Services and Pantry Program (ASAPP), Hypothermia Prevention Program, and our Back-to-School, Thanksgiving Meals, and Gifts for Kids annual drives.
Their contributions of time, talent, and gifts are essential, and we are grateful for their partnership!
Is your congregation interested in serving with Cornerstones? Click below to contact Sarah Casey, Director of Faith Based Engagement and Community Outreach, to discuss how your congregation can be involved in volunteer opportunities and advocacy efforts to provide hope for tomorrow, today. Our volunteer and advocacy opportunities are great ways for small groups, social action committees, student groups, and more to get involved in the hands-on work of loving our neighbors.
Each month, Cornerstones wants to highlight the contributions of our Faith Partners In Action!
This month, we’d like to thank United Christian Parish and Reverend Marcus Leathers for having Cornerstones CEO Kerrie Wilson on their podcast “Conversations in Color,” discussing our mission of “Hope For Tomorrow, Today.” Click here to listen.