While our virtual Giving Tree may look a little different this year, your participation and generosity will bring Christmas joy to many of our neighbors in need.
In light of COVID-19 restrictions, the Giving Tree will not collect gifts in the traditional manner, however, this year the need to help others is greater than ever.
This year, we will focus our efforts on supporting Florence Crittenton, Hope of Life (Esperanza de Vida), Mira Via, Missionaries of Charities, St. Vincent De Paul, Supportive Housing Innovative Partnership (SHIP), and Our Lady of Consolation Church.
Our Virtual Giving Tree will be "live" for you to participate beginning November 11. All gift cards and donations must be returned by December 14.
You can also donate by check. Make your check out to St. Gabriel Church and include Giving Tree Fund in the Memo line. Drop off in the collection basket at a weekend Mass or mail to our office.
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Provides residential and social services for pregnant mothers and their children as they move toward independent and healthy living. Learn more here.
Offers services and care to the "poorest of the poor" in our community.
Provides guidance for an improved quality of life for Hispanic children who struggle with mental or physical disabilities, illness or disorders and have little to no resources.
Promotes health and hope for tomorrow’s children by providing comprehensive health, educational and social services for single pregnant and non-pregnant adolescents and women, mothers and their babies in the foster care system. Learn more here.
Served by our HOM (Homemakers of Mercy Ministry), SHIP moves women and children out of homelessness into furnished apartments in partnership with the Salvation Army and other local organizations.
Learn more here.
The St. Vincent de Paul Ministry has been active in St. Gabriel for many years, serving the needs of the poor and disadvantaged with emergency and immediate aid in the form of financial and practical assistance throughout the year, year in and year out.
Our Lady of Consolation Church is a Catholic Christian community celebrating the rich heritage of both Roman Catholicism and African-American traditions. OLC offers a food pantry to its community.