The Outreach Commission is chaired by Cynthia Barnett

Upcoming Events at St. David's Court

Sunday, February 12th, 4 pm - planning meeting, followed by
5:30 p.m. - Mardi Gras party

St. David's Court is a Christopher Community in East Syracuse, New York for residents with mobility challenges. St. David's Church has a long-standing relationship to Saint David's Court, going back to its founding. The vestry forms the board of St. David's Court, meeting twice a year

As a part of our ongoing relationship, we plan a monthly event at Saint David's Court when we observe the birthdays that month.

Serve at Van Duyn Home & Hospital

Chaplain Jane Luck invites local churches to help her bring residents to Sunday afternoon services at Van Duyn Home & Hospital, which no longer is able to provide staff for this event. Residents very much look forward to chapel services, and would not otherwise be able to attend without help getting there. The pastoral care committee volunteered St. David's for January 8. We arrive at 1:00 p.m., and leave by 3:00 p.m. Contact the Rector or leave a message at the church office (446-2112) if you are interested and able to be part of this service to the community.

Map to Saint David's Court

Saint David's Court • 99 Deerfield Rd, East Syracuse, NY

• Food Pantry (see details to right).
  
  
• After School Snacks (see details to right).
  
  
• David Klim Learning Center - This building wass completed with the help of donations from Saint David's and benefits given by our summer organist, Steven Seigart.
  
  
• Aftter School Program Tutors - One-on-one relationships are maintained by volunteers, beginning with homework help.

• Food Pantry - Donations can be placed in the basket outside the Parish Office. Food Pantry Non-perishable items most needed:
  Baby formula, canned fruit and vegetables, pasta, rice, breakfast cereal
  
  
• After School Program / Summer Camp Snacks such as juice, breakfast bars, pretzels, goldfish crackers are also collected outside the Parish Office. These items do not need to be individually packaged. Some non-perishable items, such as oranges, are great for snacks. Contact JoDean Orcutt with questions and to arrange transportation of perishable snacks.

PEACE, Inc. (Little White House of Hope) - Helping local people achieve self sufficiency.

FM-JD Meals on Wheels - Delivering meals; allowing folks to stay in their homes.

Samaritan Center

Housed in the basement of the Episcopal Cathedral downtown on Montgomery Street, the Samaritan Center serves hot meals to the hungry. Local churches serve the meals on Sundays at 1:30pm, after arriving around noon to help set up. Louise and Win Thurlow shop for, prepare the meals and organize St. David's volunteers for this very rewarding way to serve the community (twice a year).

The Samaritan Center welcomes donations of money or items on their wish list, you can sponsor a meal in someone's name or volunteer thoughout the year. Check out Help the Samaritan Center for more information.