Partners In Ministry
A Home in the Heart of DurhamWe are proud to partner with so many wonderful community organizations that call Duke Memorial home. Duke Memorial offers our community partners affordable office and program space in the heart of the bull city allowing them to better reach their missional goals for the people of Durham.
If your non-profit or community organization is searching for office space or day rentals for conferences, trainings, or events please contact office@dukememorial.org |
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Church World ServiceCWS Durham is a local office of Church World Service (CWS), a global humanitarian organization and one of nine refugee resettlement agencies in the United States. CWS Durham welcomes refugees and immigrants from around the world into lives of freedom, hope, and opportunity in the Triangle. We work with community partners to educate the wider community, advocate for immigrant and refugee causes, and equip new refugees and immigrants for long-term success. Since 2009, our staff and community supporters have been committed to helping uprooted people find security and opportunity in their new home of North Carolina. We work to build bridges between refugees and immigrants and the greater community, and equip our clients for long-term success.
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Durham Congregations In ActionDurham Congregations In Action (DCIA) is a cooperative, multi-faith network offering care and support for the most vulnerable and forgotten in our community, and planting seeds in new initiatives to change lives in Durham. Its mission is to bring together congregations to promote understanding across boundaries of faith, race and ethnicity and build an inclusive community of justice and peace.
DCIA Affirmation: In a spirit of reconciliation and with gratitude for the gift of diversity, DCIA seeks to engage and empower people of faith to create a community of justice and peace through our common prayers and acts of compassion; and with prophetic courage to act as advocates for the dignity and well-being of all persons, recognizing that behind every human face is the face of God. |
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Society of St. AndrewThe Society of St. Andrew brings people together to harvest and share healthy food, reduce food waste, and build caring communities by offering nourishment to hungry neighbors. SoSA is a grassroots, faith-based, hunger relief nonprofit working with all denominations to bridge the hunger gap between 96 billion pounds of food wasted every year in the United States and the nearly 40 million Americans who live in poverty. Collect unharvested food from local farmland to be reimbursed in the community.
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BUMP: The TriangleBUMP's mission is to foster excellence and agency in youth using the cultural assets of African diasporic music. We offer youth enrichment programming, instrumental and vocal ensembles that build musical proficiency, cultural knowledge, heritage knowledge, and resilience. We believe that youth must develop the capacity to act independently of adults and be trusted to make choices in how they express their creativity. This allows youth to experience autonomy and purpose. This results in authentic mastery of musical skills and the ingenuity that will create the world's future art forms and solve its most challenging problems.
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L'Arche NCL’Arche North Carolina is a community discerning a place in the piedmont region of North Carolina. We are called into mutual relationship, a sign of peace made known through those with and without intellectual disabilities, who share the rhythms of daily life. L’Arche is a federation of communities throughout the world where people with and without intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD) live together. L’Arche builds households where people with IDD become the center of our lives as we embody God’s love for all of us. In L’Arche we nurture the spiritualities of people from all faith traditions or from no particular faith tradition at all. All of us, whether or not we live with IDDs, desire a sense of belonging: to develop friendships and participate in religious life, to engage in meaningful work, and make meals.
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Duke Memorial Weekday SchoolThe purpose of Duke Memorial Weekday School is to provide, maintain, and operate a non-profit weekday school for children from all families regardless of race, ethnic background, nationality, creed, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, or educational background within our diverse community in partnership with Duke Memorial United Methodist Church, Durham, North Carolina. In this way the teaching resources and facilities of the church are used in the service of the children of the community. Concern for educating both children and adults have been characteristic of the Methodist Church for many years.
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