Outreach

Our Cathedral

OUTREACH

Engaging in Community

The Garden of Love and Social Justice Action Team ministries are part of our commitment to actively engage with the community, addressing both immediate needs and broader social justice issues.

Garden of Love Lunch
& Clothing Ministry

Garden of Love Lunch & Clothing Ministry

Compassionate care and support are extended to persons in the downtown community who are homeless and with other needs. Every Tuesday the ministry center opens its doors, offering brown bag lunches and gently-used clothing. Meal kits, coats, and blankets are also distributed for emergency needs. Volunteers assist in setup, preparing sandwiches, and at regular “Sorting Saturdays” to organize donations. Local community relationships enhance connections and support.

To make donations of seasonal clothing and accessories, contact cathedral@spcbuffalo.org

To make a financial contribution to the Garden of Love, make a donation towards hunger outreach

Social Justice Action Team

A Social Justice Action Team has taken on broad areas, such as environmental consciousness, with specific initiatives including forums, the Zero Waste Church project, waterway cleanup, a learning hike, and the creation of a pollinator habitat outside the church. In the past year, in the area of race justice, the group has been involved in a collaborative relationship and grant project with Good Shepherd, Irving, a Lenten study with St. Phillip’s, and racial healing circles. Support for refugees has increased, through collaborations with Journey’s End and Jewish Community Services, including providing furniture and household items to set up homes.

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Mon-Fri: 8 am-5 pm

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© 2023 Saint Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral. All Rights Reserved. • Site Photos by Joe George • Website by Jonathon Kabalan

© 2023 Saint Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral. All Rights Reserved. • Site Photos by Joe George • Website by Jonathon Kabalan

© 2023 Saint Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral. All Rights Reserved. • Site Photos by Joe George • Website by Jonathon Kabalan