TOGETHER, we can create a positive social change more quickly!
La Convivencia strives to bring diverse groups of people together to get to know one another while serving the greater good of their community. Service, in all faiths, religions, and cultural traditions, is a shared value and is deeply prioritized. Community Service is more than helping others. It is connecting, reaching, and linking arms. Service strengthens one’s community, as it proves loyalty, dedication, and a deep care for the people and environment that surround us. Service expands our breadth of knowledge; it pushes us to see beyond our small bubbles to understand the greater schemes of our community. Furthermore, service supports the needs of those that are underserved and marginalized by society. La Convivencia sees this expansion of compassion and understanding as the true meaning of peaceful connection. La Convivencia’s focus on service projects also enforces community building in a way that is both humbling and exciting for future growth.
Past Days of Service and Making a Difference TOGETHER...
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Past Projects: Trenton Area Soup Kitchen: Preparing dining ware bundles for service at T.A.S.K. --a Mercer county non-profit that feeds those who are hungry in the Trenton area and offers programs to encourage self-sufficiency and improve the quality of life of its patrons. For more information on this organization, visit www.trentonsoupkitchen.org Arm in Arm: 1: A peanut butter, jelly and bread collection for Arm in Arm (formerly Crisis Ministries). Arm in Arm connects people in need of food, housing and job support with people who want to help. For more information on this organization, please visit: www.arminarm.org 2: La Convivencia collected personal care items for Arm In Arm Families. La Convivencia organized MLK Days of Service on January 15, 2018 and January 21, 2019 and invited community members to make the care kits. The volunteers made over 800 toiletry bags. RISE: 3: Another two successful Days of Service was held on May 6th, 2018 and December 8, 2018. Volunteers assembled over 800 hygiene kits, packed food items, and wrote personalized messages of encouragement and hope. Packages were donated to Arm In Arm, RISE-Hightstown, and Plainsboro township pantry.
Know a worthy non-profit organization you would like to support and recommend to La Convivencia? Contact us: contact@laconvivencia.org
