Serving Our Community

Our outreach program is a cornerstone of our mission, and we are committed to supporting various community initiatives that align with our core values. Through a combination of financial contributions and hands-on involvement, St. Mark's actively partners with nonprofits that share our vision for a more compassionate and just world.

In addition to providing essential resources, our outreach program strives to keep our congregation informed and engaged. Regular e-news articles are a powerful tool for educating our members about the ongoing efforts, challenges, and successes of the organizations we support. This ensures that our community remains inspired and connected to the transformative work happening through our collective efforts.

Join us at St. Mark's as we extend our hands of love and service, fostering positive change both locally and globally. Together, we can make a meaningful difference and embody the spirit of compassion that defines our faith.


Adopt-A-Native-Elder

The Adopt-A-Native-Elder Program exists to create a bridge of hope between Native Americans and other cultures. It allows us to reach out to one another, share our gifts, and mend the broken circle of our relationship with the Land and the Native Americans who hold it in sacred trust.


Alternative Horizons

Providing support to survivors of domestic violence while strengthening community through education and prevention outreach.


Episcopal Church in Navajoland

We’re learning to Walk in Beauty with our partners in the Episcopal Church in Navajoland as they reach people across the Navajo Nation with hope, community development, food, shelter, educational resources, and opportunities to share their wisdom.


Episcopal Relief & Development

Facilitating healthier, more fulfilling lives in communities struggling with hunger, poverty disaster, and disease. Recent work: Relief for Ukrainian refugees and victims of the Marshall Fire.


Habitat for Humanity

Providing homes for people who need them. St. Mark’s gives money and volunteers each year.


HOusing Solutions for the Southwest

Housing Solutions works to create new construction of affordable housing for seniors, families, and persons with disabilities including rental apartments and single-family homes. Housing Solutions works with development partners, funders and local partners to make affordable housing a reality. Our goal is to create housing developments that are long-term assets to the community and that help families find personal and financial stability.


Locally Haiti

Locally Haiti’s integrated initiatives support economic development and overall health and wellbeing of families in the Nippes region of rural Haiti Locally Haiti supports efforts in education, agriculture and conservation, community health, and girls’ empowerment.


The LPEA Giving Tree

Helping families keep their electricity on when times are tough.


ManNa

More Than A Soup Kitchen. Founded with the help of St. Mark’s Church, Manna has grown over the years to provide so much more than food, building community, providing training, and creating partnerships.


NINA (Neighbors in Need Alliance)

NINA is a coalition of concerned citizens and faith-based organizations partnering with the unhoused.


The Grief center of Southwest Colorado

Bereavement services for adults, teens, children, and families.


Volunteers of America - Colorado

The Durango Community Shelter

Serving men, women, children, and military veterans.

the Southwest Safehouse

Keeping individuals and families facing domestic violence safe. Helping rebuild lives.


La Plata County Suicide Prevention Collaborative

The La Plata County Suicide Prevention Collaborative is a coalition of community members working to reduce suicide attempts and deaths in La Plata County.