WHPC Missions
Food 2 Go 4 Kids
Westmoreland County Food Bank
Food 2 Go 4 Kids
A partnership with West Hempfield Elementary School. We help them provide bags of food for qualifying children to take home with them on the weekend. This assures that no child will go hungry without the safety net of school breakfasts and lunches. Food items are donated. Volunteers at church gather to separate and count the food, and pack the bags.
Coat Drive
Westmoreland County Food Bank
Food 2 Go 4 Kids
Each year our church family provides a coat to the children of West Hempfield Elementary School who are in need.
Westmoreland County Food Bank
Westmoreland County Food Bank
Westmoreland County Food Bank
The Westmoreland County Food Bank operates through a network of 44 food pantries across the county. They provide food to meal programs, soup kitchens, food pantries, emergency shelters and child care programs.
If you are in need of food, please call 724-468-8660 extension 10 so they can assess your needs and get you connected to the distribution closest to your home.
Deacon Baskets
Adamsburg Fire Department
Westmoreland County Food Bank
The church collects non-perishable gifts which are then organized by the Deacons for families in need during the holiday season.
Adamsburg Fire Department
Adamsburg Fire Department
Adamsburg Fire Department
We are thankful for the work of the great people at Adamsburg and Community Volunteer Fire Department and are proud to support them as a part of our annual budget every year!
Haiti
Adamsburg Fire Department
Adamsburg Fire Department
We support a pastor in Haiti and participate in Haiti Shoebox Drive every Christmas season.
Blackburn Center
Since 1976, Blackburn Center has been providing services to survivors and victims of domestic and sexual violence and other types of violence and crime in Westmoreland County, and presenting education programs across this community.
One Great Hour of Sharing
Typically received during the season of Lent, each gift to One Great Hour of Sharing supports efforts to relieve hunger through the Presbyterian Hunger Program, promote development through the Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People, and assist in areas of disaster through Presbyterian Disaster Assistance. All three programs work in different ways to serve individuals and communities in need. From initial disaster response to ongoing community development, their work fits together to provide people with safety, sustenance, and hope.