John Adams, left, and Jerry Frazier install a new sign board for The Chapel at 601 Union St.

This year the Warming Place is closed at St. Vincent de Paul due to Covid. Six shelters have been placed on Barge Way Rd.

This year the Backpack Program is suspended due to Covid and no kids attending school physically.

This year Ascension School did not offer camps, but they did send out camp kits, and helped to disperse food in the community of Cove, Oregon, where the school resides.

The St. Paul's Outreach Committee provides funding, along with Thanksgiving and Easter food baskets for people to celebrate the holidays.

Through St. Paul's Outreach Committee the parish members support the ongoing efforts of delivering food to people who need a good dinner.

Under the direction of John Adams, Kiva loans are given out internationally to people who need help establishing themselves as entrepreneurs.

The Rev. Deacon Georgia Giacobbe heads up our local parish effort to provide funds for United Thank Offering. 

Gardener's, Julie Reynolds and Jerry Frazier, kept the garden going this past summer and donated food to the local Food Bank.

St. Paul's Outreach committee sends much needed financial resources to Navajoland.

They say the home is where the heart resides, and no organization offers more hope for people to own a home than Habitat for Humanity. John Adams, along with other St. Paul parishioners have helped to build homes in The Dalles.

St. Paul's support partners in the Global South who promote alternatives to unfair social, political and economic structures, and educate the Canadian population about the causes of poverty.  In the struggle for human dignity, the organization forms alliances with northern and southern groups working for social change. It also supports women in their search for social and economic justice. 

Our “Neighbor to Neighbor” program gives a helping hand to customers who are struggling to pay their electric bills.  One hundred percent of customer donations stay in our community.

St. Paul's has been a strong supporter of the Diocese of Jerusalem in their effort to support the ongoing crisis of the Palestinian people.

Charlie Manning and Linda Quinn in support of the inmates at Snake River Correctional Institute in Ontario, Oregon petitioned the diocese at the October 2019 Convention to accept them as a parochial parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Oregon. 

The Benevolence Fund was started two years ago to help people with over night lodging when their home has burned down. This fund has helped 15 families have a roof over their heads when their families cannot help.