Poverty & Hunger

Episcopal Church invites participation in Poor People’s Campaign Moral March on Washington

New Zealand Anglicans recycle used foil into survival blankets for homeless people

Oregon parish, diocese sue city for restricting feeding ministry

Churches step up homeless ministries during winter, with some offering buildings as shelter

Trinity Wall Street funds housing for homeless community college students

As COVID continues, church-run food pantries, ministries adapt and expand

Anglican Church of Burundi launches market-garden farming initiative

Presiding Bishop among 12 faith leaders in White House meeting on bills supporting families, workers

Tennessee youth group finds a pandemic-safe mission repairing homes in their own backyard

Episcopalians among those arrested in Poor People’s Campaign rally for voting rights, wage hikes

Co-chair of Poor People’s Campaign among nearly 100 women arrested at march for voting rights in D.C.

Poor People’s Campaign, lawmakers unveil sweeping resolution to tackle poverty

Suburban parish partners with Detroit church to open community resource center

All Saints Pasadena helps homeless people during pandemic by offering refuge and support

Throughout pandemic, Episcopal-led mentors, tutors have continued to serve Georgia students online

New Orleans Episcopal housing initiative fosters homeownership and wealth generation

Episcopal teens address extreme poverty with global philanthropy initiative

A church-run business incubator grows its community’s own solutions to poverty

Episcopal Church deepens engagement with Poor People’s Campaign, racial justice work

All Our Children network’s end offers tough lessons for Episcopal work on education equity, poverty