The Christian Social Action Ministry at Bethel AME Church offers help beyond food. They can assist with job searching and job preparation. They also run an ongoing speed reading program to support literacy in the community. If you have concerns about neighborhood issues or need these services, email bethelsatx@gmail.com and include "CSA" or "Social Action" in the subject line.
Bethel AME Church accepts online donations through their giving page and through Givelify. You can also call (210) 227-2696 or email bethelsatx@gmail.com to learn more about supporting their work.
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