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Our virtual parish: Staying together while we're apart.
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September 14Local groups need assistance to help bridge the digital divide for local students in Durham Public Schools and Families Moving Forward.Read More
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September 8In letters to the bishop, school-aged children expressed joy at being with their families during the lockdown.Read More
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August 26Federal grant money from the CARES Act is providing assistance to those affected by the loss of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Read More
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August 24Children and parents alike are feeling the strain of the uncertainty and newness of fully remote learning. Here are some strategies to help your children feel more peaceful and prepared. (This is an external link.)Read More
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May 20The Durham Community Food Pantry was able to distribute a supplemental bag of food with the basic box handed out on Wednesdays.Read More
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Help meet community needs
As we learn about projects to help the greater community during this time, we will add them here. Not all projects are sponsored by Holy Infant. Thank you for your generous spirit!
Families Moving Forward
The shelter that provides housing for homeless families has two initiatives to help them meet the needs of their clients. You may donate to the Pay It Forward Stimulus Campaign or make a purchase from FMF's amazon.com Wish List.
Food Justice Garden
Our food justice garden is in great need of home gardeners to plant extra rows to supplement what is grown in the garden. Donations can be dropped off at the garden Tuesday and Saturday mornings. Contact Bobi Gallagher or Joanie Novak with questions.
Making masks for medical workers
Visit Triangle COVID-19 Mask Makers and request to join. This is a closed group and requires a moderator to approve new members. They have a running list of needs and volunteers, as well as lots of conversation about the details of making masks.
Urban Ministries of Durham
Urban Ministries of Durham has returned to its campus after three months of sheltering residents at the Marriott at RTP. They will not be able to accommodate all of their current residents and are seeking housing for up to 60 men, women and children. Learn more about their needs on their website.
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