Joyful Gathering Spiritual Center supports the Connecting Hearts Ministry through tithing out to various local, national, and international organizations every month. Your generous donations to Joyful Gathering have helped to support the vital work of the following organizations:

• the Voorhees Animal Orphanage (June ‘21)

• the Food Bank of SJ (July ‘21)

• the World Central Kitchen that supports the victims of Hurricane Ida among others (August ‘21)

• We the Village, the primary partner organization of the Love Orphanage in Haiti (September ‘21)

• Urban Street Angels , San Diego, CA (October ‘21)

• City of Light’s, Crossroads Community Center, Atlanta, GA (November ‘21)

• Together Youth Shelter that is part of the Center for Family Services, Glassboro, NJ (December ‘21)

• Kensington Initiative in Philadelphia (January ‘22)

• The Starting Point of New Jersey Inc. (February ‘22)

• The World Central Kitchen that is feeding many displaced Ukrainians (March “22)

• UUARC, the United Ukraine American Relief Committee (April ‘22)

• The Starting Point of New Jersey Inc. and ANTN (May “22)

• The Unforgotten Haven, Blackwood (June "‘22)

• Seeds of Hope (July ‘22)

• The World Central Kitchen that is supporting those in the flood ravaged areas of Kentucky (August ‘22)

• Anna Sampler House Complex, Camden (September) supporting those in need of housing

• ANTN and Hillcrest Transitional Housing, Kansas City (October)

• Urban Street Angels supporting the needs of homeless youth in San Diego (November ‘22)

• Volunteers of America Delaware Valley supporting families in need in the Southern NJ and Philadelphia region during the holiday season (December ‘22)

• Angels Community Outreach assisting disadvantaged children and many others in need of financial assistance (January ‘23)

• Local Residents - support and assistance in the form of Gift Cards to purchase food, clothing and other necessities (February ‘23)

• John Karn Ministries - that encompasses various programs including supporting the homeless population in, and around Atlanta, Georgia (March ‘23)

• USA for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency that provides humanitarian care and long term solutions for refugees around the world. (April ‘23)

• Save the Children that works to keep children in the US and around the world healthy, safe and educated; and that is supporting children in crisis in Sudan among other efforts. (May ‘23)

• Emerson Theological Institute, the educational arm of ANTN whose work uplifts, supports, inspires and empowers its membership, individuals, spiritual communities, and organizations. (June ‘23)

• On Our Sleeves, supporting children’s mental health through education and research. (July ‘23)

• We the Village Love Orphanage whose mission is to change the lives of the most impoverished children in Haiti. (August ‘23)

• Sisterhood Back to School supplying Back to School supplies for local children (September ‘23)

• ANTN - Affiliated New Thought Network dedicated to connecting the New Thought community through Consciousness & Love (October ‘23)

• the Maine Community Foundation supporting the Lewiston-Auburn Area Response Fund. (November ‘23)

• Volunteers of America supporting their holiday season, Adopt-A-Family Program (December ‘23)

• Martha Creek, a tremendous spiritual leader who supports the growth & development of numerous organizations (including ours) and individuals (January ‘24)

• The Silent Epidemic, a local organization dedicated to improving the lives of people struggling with substance use disorder and their families. (February “24)

• The Cherry Hil Food Pantry, an organization that provides food and social services to families in need in our local communities. (March ‘24)

• We the Village Love Orphanage whose mission is to change the lives of the most impoverished children in Haiti. (April ‘24)

• She Has a Name, Seeds of Hope Ministry assisting women in Camden who turn to prostitution to support various forms of addiction. (May '24)

• Habitat for Humanity, an organization that helps families build and improve places to call home (June ‘24)

• The Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children which provides access to healthcare for low-resource and medically underserved families around the world. (July ‘24)

• Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice that provided end-of-life care enhancement and programs (August ‘24)

• Urban Street Angels that helps young adults transition out of homelessness in San Diego. (September ‘24)

• We the Village supporting the food and living essentials fund of the Love Orphanage in Haiti (October ‘24)

• Sisterhood, Inc. which provides 150 Thanksgiving & Christmas meals among many other services in the Burlington County area. (November '24)