Bethany House Services collaborates with others to provide a full range of 
housing, education, and assistance programs to homeless and disadvantaged women and children. 

Persons active in the life of Immanuel UCC are assisted with a portion of their camp fees for camp offered through the Ohio Conference Outdoors Ministries camp and other regional or national UCC retreats.
 

Founded in 1916, UCH began its mission at a time of ethnic discrimination, poverty, and pandemic. There were no safety nets for the poor or older adults like there are today. Over the years, people and situations have changed, but our mission has remained the same to provide quality and affordable housing and healthcare options to older adults. Today, United Church Homes is a leading provider of healthcare and senior living services with a mission to transform aging by building a culture of community, wholeness, and peace for those we are privileged to serve. 

Funds are distributed by the Mission Committee to help needy individuals or families in our community and our congregation.  This is done privately, so that the needs of those persons receiving assistance are kept in confidence. 

Funds are sent to the Southwest Ohio Northern Kentucky Association (SONKA) 
to be distributed between SONKA, the Ohio Conference, and the national UCC. 
This is our tithe to the higher church. 

This fund assists elementary and Jr./Sr. high school students within our congregation who have an opportunity to travel with a class or organization, as well as students who may have an opportunity to take higher education coursework outside their normal school studies. 

Funds are not used for trips specifically for sport, band or other competitions. Application for funds is made through the Ministry & Outreach Committee.
 

Washington United Church of Christ is a worshipping congregation and a “mission church,” dedicated to providing outreach ministries to our neighbors in Camp Washington and surrounding low-income neighborhoods.

In 1965, founder Virginia Weatherbie established Valley Interfaith using limited resources to provide food and clothing to our neighbors. Over the past five decades, with the help of hundreds of volunteers and the support of our community, we have grown from a church basement operation into today’s 501(c)(3) agency.

To connect with like-minded people to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged African children by providing them with quality education that will equip them with life skills to improve self and contribute to society.

To make the future brighter for the underprivileged children of Kenya.