Institutional Supporters

We would like to extend a special thanks to the following congregations and organizations who make our work possible through extensive financial support. Their continued support allows us to continue helping the homeless population of New York City and our goal of ending chronic homelessness.

If your Congregation is interested in becoming a Member of the Interfaith Assembly please review the following forms and follow constructions:

Click here to view the Membership Information to learn about the Interfaith Assembly and Memberships.

Click here to download the Membership Form to fill it out and send it back to the Interfaith Assembly.

Annual Membership Donations are usually between $350 and $1500.


Click here to download a list of all Interfaith Member Organizations!
 
Faith Community MembersSince
  
All Angels' Episcopal Church1988
All Soul's Unitarian Church2008
Brick Presbyterian Church2004
Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine1989
Central Synagogue2007
Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew1991
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola2004
Church of the Ascension2006
Church of the Blessed Sacrament1988
Church of the Master1996
Church of Transfiguration2007
Collegiate R.P. Dutch Church2006
Community Church of New York1988
Community of the Holy Spirit1988
Community United Methodist2008
Cogregation Ansche Chesed1990
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun1989
Congregation Rodeph Sholom1992
Dominican Sisters of Blauvelt2008
Dominican Sisters of Hope2006
Episcopal Diocese of New York2008
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America1988
Faith House2009
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church1999
First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica2008
Franciscans, Holy Name Province2008
General Theological Seminary2006
Grace Episcopal Church1994
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church1992
Islamic Circle of North America2008
Judson Memorial Church2008
Jan Hus Presbyterian Church1989
Kings Highway United Methodist Church1996
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church2006
Life Experience and Faith Sharing Assn.1988
Light of Guidance Center2008
Love Gospel Assembly2008
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church1991
Middle Collegiate Church2008
New York Catholic Charities1988
New York Zen Group1993
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church2008
Presbyterian Church (USA)2006
Presbytery of New York City1988
Queens Federation of Churches1988
Redemptorist Fathers1996
Reformed Church of Bronxville2009
Rutgers Presbyterian Church2004
St. Augustine's Episcopal Church1990
St. Clement's Episcopal Church1988
St. Francis Xavier Church1990
St. James' Church1989
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church2004
St. Margaret's Church2008
St. Mary's of Manhattanville Episcopal Church1988
St. Peter's Church2006
St. Vincent Ferrer Roman Catholic Church2004
Sisters of Charity Center1989
Sisters of the Presentation1988
Temple Beth Torah2005
Temple Beth-El of Great Neck1989
Temple Brith Achim2008
Temple Shaary Tefila2008
The Riverside Church1985
The Village Church, UMC2007
Trinity Church/St. Paul's Chapel1990
West End Collegiate Church2006
West End Presbyterian Church1989
West Park Presbyterian Church1988
 

 

Thousands of people may live in a community but it is not one of real fellowship until they know each other mutually and have sympathy for one another. A true community has faith and wisdom that illuminate it. It is a place where the people know and trust one another and where there is social harmony.
From Mahaparinirvana-Sutra