Episcopal Farmworker Ministry

Serving migrant and seasonal farmworkers in the fields, on the farms, and at home

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This season, we’re thinking about all of our EFwM volunteers and supporters who have given so much to help when needed the most! Thank you for a 2018 filled with smiles, ESL classes, disaster relief, and opportunities for growth and solidarity for our Farmworker community. Our warmest wishes to you this holiday season! If you would like to make an end of the year contribution, you may write a check to EFwM and mail it to PO Box 160, Newton Grove, NC 28366 or go to our Donate page on this website to be directed to our PayPal page. If you would like to donate stock or part of a 401K, please contact our Development Director, Lisa D'Amico, at lisadamico333@gmail.com for details. Thank you again and Happy New Year!
Visit

Episcopal Farmworker Ministry offers a program to allow adults and children from churches or institutions to visit and get to know more about the lives of farmworkers and their families.

The visit has been described as a unique experience, showing the difficult conditions in which many farmworkers live, encouraging introspective thought, and creating a connection between the food on our plate and the human face that helped harvest it. Read a first-hand account here.

Groups of 15 to 75 people have taken part in the program, some choosing to do a weekend stay while others elect a weekday option.

Visiting groups stay at EFwM facilities, where they can sleep, cook, play, etc. They really are welcomed to feel right at home. Download a copy of our Youth Camp brochure, an application, a copy of Youth Camp rules, and a permission and release form.

A donation from visiting groups is requested in order to help us pay for church facility costs.

To learn more about our visitors’ program, or to schedule a visit, please contact our Program Director, Juan Carabana at (910) 567-6917.

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