Volunteer Programs: A-Home Adopt a Family Americares/Homefront Bedford Hills Correctional Facility:    Children's Center    Educational Center BPC Facilities Bedford Presbyterian    Women Bridges to Community:    Aid to Nicaraguan    Children The Community Center Crop Walk Dove Tree Food Pantry Habitat for Humanity Midnight Run Mission Committee Mission Work for    Scholarship N. Westchester Hospital    Ctr: Pastoral Care N. Westchester Shelter One Great Hour    of Sharing Presbyterian Camp    at Holmes Rural & Migrant Ministry Tutoring Volunteers on Call Work Trips

Work Trips Church-led work trips provide opportunities for individuals to work on community development projects, both in the United States and abroad, and to learn from interactions with local community members. What Our Church Does: Financial support and volunteer work on location. Previous trips include: Hurley, VA: For the past eight years, BPC volunteers have worked to help this economically disadvantaged town in western Virginia. Projects have included building additions, repairing roofs and renovating floors and walls damaged by water. San Simon, El Salvador: In 1996, BPC volunteers worked with San Simon community members to build a chicken coop. Eggs, a food staple of the region, are currently being sold to neighboring communities. La Orilla, Nicaragua: In 1998, BPC volunteers worked with La Orilla community members to begin the construction of a preschool and nutrition center for the many malnourished children in the area. What You Can Do: Volunteer as an adult leader or student worker Help raise funds for the trip When: Hurley: annual trip; abroad: every other year Volunteers: Adult, HS

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