Learn more about new partnerships, community-wide events, pilot programs, and the success of our participants.

Ernest is getting individualized support that gives him the confidence to reach new heights.

Are you looking for the right opportunity to inspire others?

For an individual living in poverty, especially deep poverty, life is experienced in a state of constant stress, making it especially difficult to deal with issues of family, health, finances, education, and meaningful employment.

Episcopal Community Services and the Advocacy Committee of our Board of Trustees welcome you to join us over the summer months in reading $2.00 A Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America.

Fifth grader Emani is new to the Out of School Time (OST) program.

Each summer, ECS holds a back-to-school drive to support our school-aged participants.

A new study offers insights to galvanize community-based organizations (CBOs) like Episcopal Community Services.

Throughout Black History Month, we are recognizing the significant contributions African Americans have made—and continue to make—for the betterment of our city, country, and world.

Throughout Black History Month, we are recognizing the significant contributions African Americans have made—and continue to make—for the betterment of our city, country, and world.

Throughout Black History Month, we are recognizing the significant contributions African Americans have made—and continue to make—for the betterment of our city, country, and world.