Serving families in Northumberland and Lancaster Counties since 1982 with minor home repairs, building wheelchair ramps, providing household furnishings, and offering financial assistance for rent, utilities, food, and other emergencies. Our goal is to supplement and not duplicate other established service programs in Northumberland and Lancaster.
Many community members face challenges in accessing basic necessities due to physical disabilities or financial constraints. The Ramps & Repairs committee helps by building wheelchair ramps, installing or fixing roofs, building steps and handrails, and other basic home repairs.
Providing financial support can help individuals and families become more financially self-sufficient, reducing the need for future emergency assistance. Qualifying individuals can receive funds to help with utility payments, emergency housing, rent/mortgage, medical, and other needs.
When community members face financial hardship, often times they don’t have the resources to invest in essential household items. Our warehouse collects donations of new to gently used furniture and household goods from generous community members, businesses, and churches.
WE ARE A 100% VOLUNTEER LED ORGANIZATION
Our organization relies on generous volunteers with varying backgrounds and expertise, who selflessly dedicate their skills and time to help us achieve our mission. Despite receiving no financial compensation, volunteers gain valuable experience, build relationships, and experience the satisfaction of positively impacting their communities. Help us help the community by volunteering with us!
"They made me feel like I'm somebody, and that I'm deserving of something good being done for me. This is my blessing today."
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Interfaith Service Council
For volunteers at Interfaith Service Council, helping others is not just a credo but a way of life.
Making Waves in 2024
2024 has been a record year for Interfaith Services as we strive to fulfill our mission of “Spreading God’s Love through Service” to our community of Lancaster & Northumberland Counties. Interfaith consists of three divisions, Warehouse/Free Store, Emergency Assistance and Ramp & Repairs, and all three have had a banner
October 2024 Update
Dring a weekend in October, 118 volunteers, ages 6 to 76, from New Kent Christan Center and Southside Church of Chesterfield descended onto the Camp Kekoka grounds for a weekend of fun and hard work, spreading God’s love through service.
