Faith and Community Partnerships
The IW Faith & Community Partnerships Program (FCP) aims to support IW’s mission through deepening and facilitating connections with local faith-based organizations and faith homes.
FCP works to increase community engagement with all Interfaith Works programs through volunteerism, advocacy, and financial or in-kind giving.
Click here to register for the IW Volunteer Resource Fair on May 18, 2024.
Want to reserve a spot for your organization at the IW Volunteer Resource Fair? Reserve it here!
Want to be a sponsor for the IW Volunteer Resource Fair? Find out more here!
About FCP
By spearheading IW’s volunteering program, FCP helps to feed thousands of residents in the IW shelter and housing system, provides activities in shelters, and keeps the Essential Needs Center humming with volunteers and donations.
Volunteer With Interfaith Works
FCP leads bi-monthly Community Conversations as part of their growing advocacy work, educating the public about the needs of not only our clients, but all under-resourced communities throughout Montgomery County.
Click here to save the date for the next Community Conversation.
Community Conversations
By donating through Faith and Community Partnerships, your or your organization's gift will be allocated to where it is needed most. To donate to a specific program, please reach out directly.
If you are interested in volunteering with IW, hosting a supplies drive, or connecting with our Faith and Community Partnership Program's team, please contact IW Director of Faith and Community Partnerships Rev. Roslyn Roberts at rroberts@iworksmc.org.
Get Involved With FCP
Emergency Assistance Coalition
Interfaith Works manages the Emergency Assistance Coalition (EAC), a county-wide network of providers that educates, advocates, and delivers a coordinated system of safety net services. The EAC includes nonprofit, public and human service agencies, faith-based organizations, grassroots local assistance groups, educators, and community organizers. IW provides a platform for EAC agencies to convene and share information, best practices, and resources to strengthen their capacity to meet critical needs.
For more information, contact Roslyn Roberts, rroberts@iworksmc.org.
