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Community Development is for all People

Presented by Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Akron OH

Nov 17 2018
Community Development is for all People

A workshop presented by the United Methodist Church 4 All People, and sponsored by Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

Community Development for All People (CD4AP) was formed as a faith-based community development corporation in 2003 with the mission of improving the quality of life for persons on the South Side of Columbus. The flagship ministry of CD4AP is the Free Store, which distributes over $2 million in free clothing and household items and serves over 20,000 individuals each year.  Programming has expanded over the years in response to the dreams and aspirations of the community.  CD4AP and its collaborators have repaired or constructed over 400 affordable, high-quality homes and apartments for a total of ~$62 million in housing development.  CD4AP cares for the physical health of the community through its H.E.A.L. (Healthy Eating and Living) initiative. It’s a program designed to accompany individuals as they set goals to improve their health.  H.E.A.L. includes a fresh produce market from which nearly 600,000 pounds of produce are distributed each year to over 1,500 families. H.E.A.L also ... view more »

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$10.00

Phone: 330-376-5154

Website: http://holytrinityakron.org/

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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

50 North Prospect Street, Akron, OH 44304

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