Missions and Outreach
Copper Hill UMC has a long history of mission and outreach to those in need locally, regionally, across our nation and throughout the world.
We believe that we are all called to action to help those that are marginalized, those hurting or suffering. Below is a small list of missions supported by Copper Hill. You may give selecting Donate, Outreach/Missions, or directly to the organization.
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![Seal of Glastonbury, Connecticut, featuring a bird and a tree, with text indicating the town's name and incorporation year 1858.]()
East Granby Social Services
The Social Services Department
is responsible for providing assistance for residents with
social, emotional, and economic needs. Our services help residents achieve self-sufficiency, maintain economic well-being and adjust to difficult circumstances and events
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![Three people engaged in a conversation in a bright room, including a woman in a wheelchair, a young woman with glasses sitting at the table, and a young man standing and leaning over the table.]()
Suffield Community Aid
We strive to enhance the full potentials of all residents, and thereby, improve the overall quality of life in our community. We provide supportive health and social services that positively affect the
well-being of Suffield residents
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![Hand placing cans into a cardboard box labeled "Donation" with various canned and bottled food items inside.]()
Granby Food Pantry/ Farmington Valley VNA
Does hunger reside in your backyard? It does, and Our Community Food Pantry needs your help. We all have the power to make a difference.
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![Person holding a cardboard box filled with various grocery items including a bottle of oil, jars, plastic containers, and packaged foods.]()
Our Community Food Bank
We serve residents of Southwick, Granville and Tolland on a monthly basis. We do not send people away hungry, but we are limited in the support we can give to non-residents.
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![Logo of the Christian Appalachian Project featuring stylized mountains, a cross, and a rainbow in navy blue with the organization's name.]()
Christian Appalachian Project
Appalachia has been a region of intense and growing poverty due to isolation, lack of educational opportunities and limited job prospects. Children, their families and seniors suffer unimaginable living conditions. You can help to provide tangible solutions to American suffering families. Your support will deliver nutritious food, clothing, home repairs, elderly services and many other essentials.
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St. Pauly Textile Inc
There is an enormous global need for used clothing. St. Pauly Textile collects used clothing and distributes to those in need around the world. Consider dropping used clothing in the giving shed in our parking lot.
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![A young boy lying on the ground, resting his head on his arms, with a partially eaten meal in a metal bowl in front of him, in an outdoor setting with makeshift structures in the background.]()
Samaritan’s Purse
Is a nondenominational Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. Samaritan’s Purse has helped meet the needs of victims of war, poverty, natural disaster, disease and famine with the purpose of sharing God’s love through His Son, Jesus Christ.
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![A male doctor with glasses, a white coat, and a stethoscope around his neck, talking to two men outdoors in a rural setting with thatched-roof structures and a bullock cart in the background.]()
Doctors Without Borders
The ability to respond quickly to medical and humanitarian emergencies
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UMCOR (United Methodist Committee On Relief)
UMCOR, Global Ministries provides support in more than 115 countries by partnering with local churches to provide humanitarian assistance and to minister to those across racial, cultural and political boundaries.
