9 Ways To Celebrate Black History Month This Year
February is Black History Month. Here are a few ways you can celebrate near ECS’ Main Office in...
Giving Tuesday: What dreams have you accomplished?
Everybody has dreams for the future. In this season of gratitude, we want you to think back to a dream you accomplished and who encouraged you along the way.
Read MoreGET INVOLVED: Christmas Drive
You can provide a gift for our program participants this holiday season!
Read MoreWho would want to miss this lineup at the Forum?
Next week, some of the brightest minds working to combat poverty will gather at the Forum.
Read MoreWhy you should build an emergency savings fund
Have you ever felt like you just can’t catch a break? Whether you’re living paycheck to paycheck, working full-time while trying to further your education, or just trying to stay out of debt, life can be a series of never-ending challenges.
Read MoreHow can coaching help?
A professional, intentional partnership and guide Mobility Mentoring® is a practice that partners with individuals and families to walk them through the achievement of their goals.
Read MoreWhy goal setting and incentives?
Setting goals enable people to complete their journeys No one has been able to achieve their dreams without setting goals. People tend to set goals to obtain or reach a larger objective.
Read MoreHow do people move up the economic ladder?
Episcopal Community Services looks at the whole person working to thrive in all aspects of life The Bridge to Prosperity® is an illustrative tool, developed by Economic Mobility Pathways (EMPath) that is used to guide participants in setting goals and charting their path to economic mobility.
Read MoreACT NOW TO RAISE THE WAGE!
In line with its focus on economic mobility, Episcopal Community Services supports the concept of a living wage that truly allows for self-sufficiency. Increasing the minimum wage is not enough but can be a step on the way toward achieving a living wage.
Read MoreGET INVOLVED: FILL THE BUS
You can help our school-aged participants succeed in the classroom!
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