Make an Impact

As we seek to be the church in a hurting world, the following are different ways to make a difference through service and mission in and beyond our community

Cherry Hill Food Pantry Collection

Anytime

The Cherry Hill Food Pantry is an important resource to combat food insecurity in our local community, and we have an ongoing collection of items to stock their shelves. Needs include:

  • nonperishable food items

  • coffee

  • laundry detergent

  • complete pancake mix

  • pancake syrup

  • jelly

  • toilet tissue

Place items in our collection bin located in the breezeway by the church parking lot. You may also support the Cherry Hill Food Pantry through monetary donations made on our website or church app or by mailing a check to the church office with “Cherry Hill Food Pantry” on the memo line. Thank you for your continued support of our Mission Partner!

Hurricane Ida Recovery Efforts–Full Day Mission Trip

Saturday, September 20

Join us on Saturday, September 20, for a full-day mission trip to the Strawberry Mansion area of Philadelphia as we partner with the Greater New Jersey Annual Conference to assist in Hurricane Ida recovery efforts. This stage of the project is focused on rebuilding – volunteers of all skill levels are welcome (must be 18 years or older)! Transportation will be provided from Haddonfield UMC, departing at 8am, or you may meet us directly at the work site at 9am. Please register by clicking the button below and filling out the registration form.

Early Response Team Basic Training

Sunday, November 1 | Register by September 15

Last November, just weeks after Hurricane Helene struck the Southeast, ERT volunteers from the Greater New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania Conferences traveled to the North Georgia Conference to help. Communities were reeling from high winds and flooding. Our teams cleared debris, tarped damaged roofs, removed fallen trees, and most importantly, offered a ministry of presence—listening, praying, and reminding people they were not forgotten.

This is the kind of work Early Response Teams (ERT) are trained to do. ERTs are specially prepared United Methodist volunteers who respond in the early days after disasters, offering both practical help and compassionate care. The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) provides this training to ensure teams work safely, effectively, and in coordination with local authorities.

You can be part of this ministry. A Basic ERT Training will be held on Saturday, November 1, from 9am to 4pm at Montclair State University. If you are already an ERT and are just re-certifying, you only need to attend from noon to 4pm. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided. Detailed location and parking information will be provided after registration.

This training is open to all adults (18 years or older)—you do not need to be a member of the United Methodist Church. Spots are limited, and registration closes on September 15. Be ready to serve with compassion, skill, and faith when our neighbors need it most.

Support UMCOR General Fund

Anytime

Support the work of The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), the humanitarian relief and development arm of Global Ministries. UMCOR comes alongside those who suffer from natural or human-caused disasters – famine, hurricane, war, flood, fire or other events—to alleviate suffering and serve as a source of help and hope for the vulnerable. UMCOR provides relief, response and long-term recovery grants when events overwhelm a community’s ability to recover on their own. UMCOR also provides technical support and training for partners to address emerging and ongoing issues related to disaster relief, recovery, and long-term health and development.