Campus Ministry

A Commitment to Solidarity with the Homeless

I pledge to come dressed in white to the Vigil For Hope in The Pryz Food Court, on November 15, 2011 starting at 9:00 pm. I commit to gathering with other CUA students this one night in order to serve, pray and help raise awareness regarding the 3.5 million Americans that will experience homelessness just this year. Dressing in white is my small way of recognizing the blessings and privileges in my own life, while at the same time acting in solidarity with my brothers and sisters who live a life unworthy of their great dignity.

Program Board, Funny T-shirts, and Donations

On Monday, November 14th in the Pryz Foyer, Program Board will raise awareness for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week! Come and get a funny t-shirt with your face on it! Any donation will be appreciated and proceeds will go to purchasing Giant gift cards for the Thanksgiving Food Bags.  Help Brookland Families this Thanksgiving holiday!

H and H Week: November 13-20 Schedule of Events

 If you have any questions or need accommodations please contact Jamila Evans at evansj@cua.edu.

Pot Luck Thanksgiving Meal

Come Celebrate with a thanksgiving meal before CUA on Tap.  We'll bring the turkey you bring the sides. 

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CUA on Tap

Thursday, Nov. 17th
7pm Caldwell Auditorium

Thanksgiving Food Bags

All items can be dropped off to the Office of Campus Ministry from Nov. 14^th – 18^th.  This year’s Thanksgiving Food Bags will support the Brookland Family Collaborative.  Last year CUA help to support over 200 families!

View the list of items for the food bags

Homeless Walk-a-thon

Saturday, Nov. 19th
Meet at 8 am Metro Benches

$10 registration fee.* All proceeds go directly to the Northwest Center

Registration at Pryz Tables on:

• Monday, Nov. 14th - Friday, Nov. 18th during lunch and dinner hours
• Scholarships are available through the Office of Campus Ministry.

The Northwest Center serves as both a crisis pregnancy center and a maternity home, having helped over 43,000 women and children in the Washington, DC area. In 2009, the Pregnancy Center provided over 2,500 pregnant and parenting women and children with services such as counseling and material assistance, as well as access to pre-natal care, medical and legal services, educational opportunities, job training and child care.  In addition, in 2009, the Maternity Home provided housing and other comprehensive assistance to 9 women and 6 children.