The Episcopal Church is working on all levels to alleviate the effects of Domestic Poverty.

[1/6/2011]  Christ Church raises over $18K to help end poverty
[Montclair (NJ) Times] Since 2004, Christ Church, in Short Hills, New Jersey, has raised more than $150,000 for Heifer International, a non-profit organization dedicated to ending poverty and hunger around the world. This year, with donations still coming in, the church has already raised more than $18,000.

[1/5/2011]  Tennessee church supports homeless program
[Maryville (TN) Daily Times] St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, in Maryville, Tennessee, has donated $6,500 to Family Promise of Blount County. What began with a core group of 15 volunteers has grown into a full-fledged outreach ministry involving about 70 church members.

[1/5/2011]  Utah teens raise $1 million, inspire others to aid local homeless
When teenagers Ashton Palmer and Andrew Hagedorn decided to raise money to help Salt Lake City area homeless, they set an ambitious goal of $200,000.

[1/4/2011]  This is not your typical soup kitchen
[Kansas City Star] On a bone-chilling December morning, bundled-up men and women line up outside a nondescript brown building waiting for the city soup kitchen to open for the noon meal. But then the doors open, and it becomes clear: This is not your typical soup kitchen.

[12/22/2010]  COMMON THREADS: New Haven nonprofit offers clothes for refugees (video)
[New Haven (CT) Register] What began as a clothes closet overflowing with donated items at Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services has grown into a thrift store where proceeds help political refugees looking to make a fresh start in the region.