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Young Neighbors in Action 2008
This summer the Center for Ministry Development invites you to do something that will make a real difference in people's lives. We invite you to…
CHANGE YOUR PERSPECTIVE AND CHANGE THE WORLD
Young Neighbors in Action is a week-long experience of service, faith learning, prayer, literagy and community building designed for groups of youth from catholic parishes and high schools.
For more information visit www.youngneighbors.org or call (203) 723-1622
Project Life
Feet washers unite for another amazing week of service! More details to come….visit www.stlyouth.org/projectlife soon!
CHADS
Did you know that 1 out of 8 teens suffer from clinical depression and that in our St. Louis community alone there is an average of 35 adolescent suicides per year? Here's your chance to DO SOMETHING…get your friends together and join the CHADS Coalition for Mental Health for the KIDS WALKING FOR KIDS team fundraising drive on Saturday, May 12, 5:00 – 9:00 p.m. at Creve Coeur Park. This celebration will feature live bands, loads of fun activities, refreshments, great prizes, and most importantly, a memorial walk honoring those who h
Souper Bowl of Caring
It’s not too late to get your youth group signed up for the Souper Bowl of caring, a nation wide effort to end hunger. Super Bowl Sunday can be more than just Football, hot-wings, and commercials; it can also be a day to earn money and make a difference for a charity that your youth group chooses. All of the materials can be found on-line at Souperbowl.org.
CRS Launches Youth Minister Website
Catholic Relief Services has just launched a site full of resources for youth ministers. The Youth Ministry website includes prayer service and retreat ideas that can help your teens learn more about becoming active members in fighting against poverty in both a monetary and spiritual way.
Santa Needs Your Help
Do you need a service project for your teens? Do you want to do something for Christmas, but just don't know what to do? Check out your option below! Encourage teens to help teens!
The Foster Care Unit and Family Focus Unit at Catholic Services for Children and Youth (CSCY) are in need of volunteers to donate unwrapped gifts for children age 2 to 18 years old. The foster children that we serve have been blessed by our volunteers' generostiy in the past and we are truly grateful.
Donations will be collected November 15 and December 11, 2006. Please deliver to CSCY Suite 2200 at the Cardinal Rigali Center, 20 Archbishop May Dr., St. Louis, MO 63119. If you have any questions, please conact Kerri Burris at 314.792.7429.
Youth for the Third Millinnium Mission!!

Join Us for a Mission!
Holy Trinity Parish, St. Ann, MO, September 16th 8am - 7pm
KidSmart
Outreach Opportunity for Youth Groups, Young Adult Groups, Newman Center communities, Parishes, & Campus Ministry Clubs
Every day in the St. Louis area, thousands of children attend school without the most basic school supplies including books, crayons, and even pencils. These children do not lack the desire to learn… they simply lack the resources. KidSmart—Tools for Learning is the only free school supply store in Missouri and is dedicated to ensuring that children and classrooms in the Greater Metropolitan St. Louis Area have the basic tools for learning by transferring, at no cost, the community’s surplus supplies and merchandise into the hands of teachers for school children in need. It is because of this great need that KidSmart is asking for your participation in our Gift of Heart supply drive throughout the month of February. The donations from this school supply drive will help restock our shelves, so area students in need have supplies to last them through the end of the school year.
We are very eager to make this drive as successful as possible, but realize its success depends largely on your willingness to participate. Please contact Megan McBride at (314) 291-6211 x 53 or megan.mcbride@kidsmartstl.org by January 15th regarding your desire to participate in KidSmart’s 2006 Gift of Heart supply drive. We are more than willing to accommodate your ideas and concerns and have a year-round need for volunteers and supplies. Thank you for your interest in partnering with KidSmart—Tools for Learning for our 2006 Gift of Heart supply drive. We look forward to working with you.
Top Ten most needed Items: Pencils, Markers, Crayons, Spiral Notebooks, Glue, Scissors, Loose Leaf Paper, Children’s Books, Pencils Sharpeners, and Backpacks
Mega Humanitarian Mission
The first ever United States Mega Humanitarian Mission will run in New Orleans, LA from the 26th to the 30th of December with three days of work in the homes, parishes, and schools flooded by Katrina. Hundreds of youth and families will come to Louisiana to help in cleaning and rebuilding effort in New Orleans area homes and parishes. More important than the gift of their material assistance, is the hope their presence will bring to the city of New Orleans, its church, and its people; hope in a season and a town where it is most needed.
Almost three months after Hurricane Katrina, half of the diocese’s 150 parishes still remain closed. Hundreds of priests are unable to return to their parishes. Hundreds of thousands of New Orleans’s residents are scattered across the country with no homes or schools to come home to.
Visit the website to learn more about this and other missions in the New Orleans area.
CSCY Secret Santa
The Foster Care Unit at Catholic Services for Children and Youth (CSCY) is in need of volunteers to be a Secret Santa for foster children. They are asking for volunteers to donate unwrapped gifts for children age 2 to 18 years old. The foster children that they serve have been blessed by volunteers’ generosity in the past. Donations will be collected between November 14 and December 9, 2005. Please deliver to CSCY in the Cardinal Rigali Center, Suite 2200. If you have any questions, please contact Kerri Burris at 792-7429.
The following are some suggestions to help make your shopping easier this season, however please feel free to donate any item you feel a child between 2 -18 years of age would appreciate:
Disposable cameras, Photo albums, Art Supplies, Journals/Diaries, Household items (towels), Clothes size S, M, L, or XL, Bath & Body Works, Hygiene items and cosmetics, CD Walkman w/batteries, Music CDs, Sports Items (football, basketball, soccer balls), Jewelry, Watches, African American dolls, Games/Board Games/Toys/Puzzles, etc.
Gift Certificates to the Movies, Restaurants, Grocery Stores, and Retail Shops were a big hit last year.