Saint Mark’s supports local organizations in Palo Alto that strive to serve the underserved. With volunteerism, financial and food donations, and fund-raising, we honor the work of these organizations. We also recognize that the needs of our community extend beyond our local reach.
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Food Closet
Continued Need for Drop Off and Donations by Check Greetings Super Shoppers and Dedicated Cash Donors: Please, if you can ...
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Food Closet
Urgent Need for Drop Off and Donations by Check Greetings Super Shoppers and Dedicated Cash Donors: Please, if you ...
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Democracy and the 2020 Election: resources for Faith Communities
“It is a Christian obligation to vote, and more than that, it is the church’s responsibility to help get ...
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Food Closet: Needs This Week
Urgent Need for Drop Off and Donations by Check Greetings Super Shoppers and Dedicated Cash Donors: Please, if you ...
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Mid Peninsula CROP Hunger Walk
Register for the St. Mark's Team or donate on your computer or mobile phone. The virtual walk funds ...
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Palo Alto Safe Parking
At next Monday’s meeting, the Palo Alto City Council will consider establishing a safe parking area for unsheltered ...
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Food Closet: Needs This Week
Urgent Need for Drop Off and Donations by Check Greetings Super Shoppers and Dedicated Cash Donors: Please, if you ...
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Eagle Scout Project Seeks Your Support!
Our very own Michael Luk, who grew up at St. Mark's, is working towards an Eagle Scout badge. ...
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Fire Relief Donations
In addition to your prayers, our neighboring dioceses are in need of financial support to assist in relief ...
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Elmwood jail ministry
Responds to the individual spiritual needs of detained youth and incarcerated adults in Santa Clara County, CA.
The Food Closet
Emergency food program providing groceries to low-income and unhoused people.
Hotel de Zinc
A rotating local shelter that houses 12-17 people in churches throughout the year.
Episcopal and spiritual groups we support
episcopal relief and development
The outreach and service arm of the Episcopal Church.
american friends of the episcopal diocese of jerusalem
Outreach to support the ministry and mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem.
united religions initiative
Works to brid.ge differences between people of all beliefs
global groups we support
Amelie's Angels
Provides support for education of children in Haiti.
Global Aids Interfaith Alliance (GAIA)
Combating AIDS by partnering faith communities with Malawi villages.
One World Children’s Fund
Funding resources to grassroots organizations serving disadvantaged children.