For a small church, we actively pursue various local ministries. For those of you who are interested and wish to contribute, here is partial list of some of the great charities which Larison’s Corner supports:
The Sunday School initiated a highly successful collection fundraiser for sheet, bath and kitchen towel sets for the UNITED WAY. These were provided to needy families.
Photo credit: United First Presbyterian Church of Amwell at Lairson’s Corner
The church collected Women’s coats, scarves, hats and gloves to be donated to the EDNA MAHAN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY in Clinton. WARMSTART NJ was started by a Clinton Township woman, Glenna Gray,
Photo credit: WarmStart NJ
when she saw women released from the EMCF without adequately warm outer clothing. From November to December, we collected thirteen coats, fourteen scarves, five hats, four pairs mittens or gloves, and three umbrellas.
Our Church family supported REACH Educational Services. REACH, located in Flemington, strives to give children of all capabilities. Including those with neurological and physical disabilities to reach their greatest potential in life.
The congregation has supported 
The CHILDREN’S HOME SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY, a non-profit organization though monetary donations as well as requested in-kind gifts for the children during the Christmas season. The Society was founded in 1894 and helps at-risk infants, children, youth and families achieve their full potential.
THE FLEMINGTON AREA FOOD PANTRY provides food and personal care items to needy Hunterdon County families regardless of race, religion or ethnic backgrounds. In Hunterdon County with a population of 126,000 people, an estimated 5,000 people have incomes below the poverty level. Food insecurity is a national problem. The congregation members of the United First Presbyterian Church of Amwell at Larison’s Corner recognizes this and is helping this organization in various ways.
The church offers the FLEMINGTON MEALS ON WHEELS 
a satellite location to store and pick up their storage food containers.
Larison’s Corner church has held a coat drive that starts in the fall and continues throughout much of the winter. We collect gently used coats, hats, mittens, gloves, sweaters, and similar items to keep people warm in winter.
All donations are delivered to a Social Services agency in Lambertville (down the road about 5 miles). We are very familiar with the good work that Fisherman’s Mark does due to some non-profit work a member of our church has done with another organization. For the past 15 years, she has watched Fisherman’s Mark help our neighbors in need in a variety of ways. The following excerpt is directly from their website:
HELP WHEN HELP IS NEEDED
Fisherman’s Mark has been a part of the community for over 36 years, providing not only services that meet basic needs, such as food and affordable childcare, but going beyond crisis to partner with individuals and families to break the cycle of crisis and promote self-sufficiency and wellness.
Our comprehensive programs respond to the needs of vulnerable populations in our area: seniors, individuals living with disabilities, the local immigrant population, low income families, the unemployed and underemployed. We assist with any crisis that presents: homelessness, domestic violence, job-loss, insurance issues, financial crisis or medical, substance abuse or mental health issues. We truly are “Help When Help is Needed” and we are there for the entire community.
Fisherman’s Mark is a celebration of neighbors coming together to support neighbors. WE are what community looks like.
To date our generous Larison’s Corner Church members have donated the following:
68 coats/jackets
13 hats
2 snowsuits
10 pair of gloves/mittens
1 3 piece set – sweater, hat, booties
Nearly 100 pieces of winter warmth for those who need help!
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More information pending.
