Service
“Jesus, when was it that we saw you hungry and gave you something to eat or thirsty and gave you something to drink?
When you did it to one of the least of these, you did it to me.”
Jesus calls us to care for the “least of these.” We do that at St. Andrew by partnering with local and international organizations that serve people in need. Check out some of our mission partners—and if you're interested in volunteering (all ages are welcome), email office@standrewboulder.org.
HomeAhead
HomeAhead provides gently used home furnishings to individuals and families that are starting new lives after homelessness, incarceration, or domestic violence. The organization was launched by St. Andrew members and is housed in our building.
Want to help? Visit homeahead.org to volunteer or donate money, furniture, or household items.
Emergency Family Assistance Association
Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA) serves neighbors in need of food, shelter, and other types of support. St. Andrew collects food weekly and typically gives EFAA more than 2,000 pounds of food per year.
Want to help? Bring food donations to church on Sunday, and we'll deliver them to EFAA. Or volunteer to help with the weekly deliveries.
Bridge House Community Table
Bridge House Community Table provides nutritious meals to food-insecure individuals and families in the Boulder area. Meals are served by volunteers. St. Andrew has supported Community Table for more than 30 years.
Want to help? We serve dinner on the second Thursday of every month.
Haven Ridge
Haven Ridge offers shelter and support services to unhoused women, children, and transgender adults. The organization also runs a street outreach program to serve the unhoused community.
Want to help? Watch for opportunities to support Haven Ridge residents.
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals and related services to people in need, helping them live with dignity in their own homes.
Want to help? St. Andrew delivers meals on Fridays. The typical volunteer driver invests two to three hours one Friday per month.
Casa de Paz
Casa de Paz serves asylum seekers and immigrants who have been recently released from detention, facilitating their next steps toward reunification with loved ones.
Want to help? Visit casadepazcolorado.org for information about letter writing, in-person visits, and other activities.
More Partners
St. Andrew supports many other organizations including Crop Walk (Church World Services), Bao Bao Library (Ghana), Presbyterian Disaster Relief, and Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network.
12-Step Groups
We provide meeting space for Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Al-Anon, CODA, and Adult Children of Alcoholics.