Brown Bag Lunches for the Homeless
Legalization for Unlawful Immigrants
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ANGELS HAVE WHEELS - All Medicare recipients
should now be aware that they may be eligible to receive an
electric wheelchair paid for by Medicare, if they suffer from
conditions such as arthritis, cardiovascular disease and respiratory
disorders, and have difficulty walking or propelling a manual
wheelchair. For information contact Gregory Coleman at: 1-800-810-2877. Back to Top Brown Bag Lunches for the Homeless Make lunches on specific Sundays and deliver to St. Hilary Church after the 11:00 am Mass to be distributed to the homeless by St. Vincent de Paul. Contact Gail Scott 415-435-1017. Back to Top Christmas Food Baskets Volunteers needed for packing and delivery. Contact Helen Holscher 415-435-4946 and Marguerite Clarke 415-389-8083. Back to Top Christmas Giving Tree Gifts for children of families in need with a Christmas party for the children and their families. Contact Robin & Torm Mattimore 415-384-0195. Back to Top Gabriel Project Working with Pregnancy Resource Center of Marin, assisting pregnant women and mothers in need. Contact Sharon Hampton 415-435-2960. Back to Top Handicapables of Marin Prepare a yearly luncheon for a gathering of Handicapables. Contact Marilyn Knight 415-435-1524. Back to Top Meals for Homebound Seniors We prepare meals, set up, cleanup and serve between 12 to 20 needy and homeless individuals on the first Sunday of each month. We begin at 12:20 pm and are finished by 2:00 pm. As we have two teams, each volunteer participates 6 (not 12) times yearly on the first Sunday of every other month. This provides a relatively easy way to participate in a community outreach program close to home. Phone Al Trimbach at 415-435-2544. Back to Top New Opportunity for Legalization of Long-Term Unlawful Immigrants - Did you live in the United States on or before January 1, 1982 until May 5, 1987? Did you try to file an application under the 1986 amnesty law and your application was rejected at the INS front desk because you had traveled outside the U.S.? Did you ever register under LULAC or CSS? If you answered yes to any of the previous questions, you may qualify to become a legal resident in the United States under a plan that has just been implemented. If that is the case, please contact the Immigration Program of Catholic Charities CYO at: 415-406-2360. Back to Top Parish Coordinators Needed for Archdiocescan Respect Life Office - We are seeking more parish coordinators to bring the good news from the Archdiocesan Respect Life Office to the parishes. The program includes: abortion prevention and pregnancy services, post-abortion healing and reconciliation, ethical stem cell research, care for the chronically ill, disabled and dying, care for prisoners, victims and those on death row. Please help us further our program of pastoral care, public information and education, public policy challenges and prayer and worship. Call Vicki Bornstein if you are interested 415-435-1122. Back to Top Prison Ministry Providing financial and prayerful support to the Ministry at San Quentin and Marin County Jail for the needs of the Chaplain and for the Catholic Chapel. Contact Walter Mallory 415-435-8310. Back to Top Rebuilding Together (Formerly Christmas in April) One day in April volunteers complete a selected site rehabilitation requiring carpenters, plumbers, electricians, painters and helpers. Contact Linda Woodrum 415-789-5071. Back to Top SAVE DARFUR SAVE DARFUR is an alliance of over 170 faith-based, advocacy and humanitarian organizations. The Coalition's member organizations represent 130 million people of all ages, races, religions and political affiliations united together to help the people of Darfur. Please visit these websites that provide opportunities for you to become involved in an action to end genocide: Save Darfur Africa Action Amnesty USA Back to Top Serve Lunches for Needy & Homeless at Kol Shofar – Located at 215 Blackfield Dr. Tiburon We prepare meals, set up, cleanup and serve between 12 to 20 needy and homeless individuals on the first Sunday of each month. We begin at 12:20 pm and are finished by 2:00 pm. As we have two teams, each volunteer participates 6 (not 12) times yearly on the first Sunday of every other month. This provides a relatively easy way to participate in a community outreach program close to home. Phone Al Trimbach at 415-435-2544. Back to Top |
Parish Mailings
Several times a
year we have
parish wide
mailings to
prepare. Anyone
who would like to
help with this task
on occasion,
please call the
parish office and
add your name to
the list of mail
volunteers. Coffee
and great
conversation are
always provided.
THANK YOU!
