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In the City - For the City

Duke Memorial is "in the city;" let us come alongside our neighbors so we can be
​"for the city."
 

​Join us as we distribute food, spread Christmas joy, advocate for justice, and share the love of Christ from the Heart of Durham.​
Need help getting connected? Contact Minister Mick Raynor

West End Mobile Market

Every Third Saturday of the Month
Contact: Mobile Market Leaders
Volunteer Sign-up →
Email Sign-up →
Location: Duke Memorial UMC
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​No training required. Share fellowship, food and laughs with our fantastic West End Volunteer team as we distribute fresh healthy food to over 300 families here at Duke Memorial. You are invited to volunteer in a variety of ways including set-up/clean-up, serving coffee in the hospitality room, carrying groceries, unloading the Food Shuttle, and delivering food boxes.
This ministry is sponsored by Interfaith Food Shuttle & and the West End Community Foundation in collaboration with First Calvary Baptist Church and Duke Memorial United Methodist Church​.
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Neighbor to Neighbor

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DMUMC Contact: Jerry Smith - 919-614-2776

​Neighbor to Neighbor is an outreach project that includes picking up and receiving donations of furniture and household items and then distributing them to families and individuals in need. We deliver to all the Durham Housing Authority communities, as well as to families who are moving from shelters to homes (including those sponsored by Families Moving Forward) and those referred to us by various individuals and groups. A major new initiative is completely furnishing homes for refugees coming to Durham who are being sponsored by Church World Service.

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CROP Hunger Walk

DMUMC Contact: Sid Allen
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Sunday, April 10, 2022
We're participating in the 2022 CROP Hunger Walk to support CWS and help families who are struggling with hunger. We're asking you to join us - with your steps and your donations - to provide more meals for the growing number of people in our community who need them, and greater food security in communities around the world.
Please  join or donate to our team today! 

​The Durham CROP Hunger Walk is one of the largest, most successful walk-a-thon fundraisers in the U.S. for hunger and poverty relief, approaching the $5 million mark in total funds raised in its 48th year! After two years of virtual Walk events under COVID-19, the CROP Hunger Walk returns to an in-person outdoor gathering and event on April 10! 
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donate by check (make out to "CWS CROP" and mail to church)
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Durham CAN

DMUMC Contacts: Rick Larson or Tony Nicholson.
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Durham CAN (CAN stands for Congregations, Associations and Neighborhoods) is a citywide organization of which Duke Memorial is a member. CAN uses the collective power of over 30 churches to seek social justice so that all of Durham’s residents have a better chance to thrive, regardless of income or race. Our actions have led to the creation of affordable housing, more equitable police practices, and more respectful treatment of our immigrant brothers and sisters. 

We are successful because CAN identifies issues and problems that matter to our congregations, does the research and homework necessary to find solutions, determines which public officials are responsible, and holds them accountable. 
If you would like to help build a more just Durham through this ministry, please join us!

​Contact Tony Nicholson or Rick Larson at to learn how you can contribute to the good work CAN is doing across Durham. And we would love to have you at any upcoming action and meeting. Meeting frequency varies depending on the issue, but our core team meets quarterly.
Organization website.

Families Moving Forward

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DMUMC Contact: Roger Loyd - 919-452-7802
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Please join with other volunteers from our church to support this fantastic organization in Durham, assisting families to move from homelessness to a safe and permanent home. During the COVID19 pandemic, we are unable to go to their location in person but can serve in other ways. For more information, go to their website at fmfnc.org

Christmas Market

​​DMUMC Contact: Ginny Leigh Braun
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The Duke Memorial Christmas Market is a one-day, low-cost holiday shopping event for Durham families with limited financial means. It gives parents an opportunity to give Christmas gifts to their children and honors their dignity by letting them to do the shopping themselves. It gives donors a chance to share God’s love and experience the true meaning of Christmas.  
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Duke Memorial UMC
504 W. Chapel Hill Street
Durham, NC  27701
(919) 683-3467 | ​office@dukememorial.org
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    • Welcome
    • Ministry Team
    • Member Profile & Directory
    • Our History
    • Church Council
    • Employment
    • Resources >
      • Capital Campaign
      • Leaving Your Legacy
      • Request Forms
      • Scholarships
      • Safe Sanctuaries
  • Connect
    • Sunday Worship
    • Lent & Easter
    • Children
    • Formation Groups
    • Youth
    • Congregational Care
    • Anti-Racism
  • In & For the City
    • Volunteer / Serve
    • Neighbor to Neighbor
    • Christmas Market
    • Good Samaritan Fund
    • Our Partners
  • News & Events
    • Subscribe
    • The Weekly
    • Church Calendar
    • The Journal
    • In Memoriam
  • PMO
  • Give Online
    • Pledge/ Stewardship
    • Give Now
    • Scheduled Giving