We promote the dignity and sanctity of every human life from conception to natural death through education, prayer, advocacy, and opportunities to serve those most in need.
Kairos Prison Ministry shares the love and hope of Jesus with men and women in prison. We visit, pray, and support them through prison retreats and ongoing friendship
We seek to deepen their relationship with Jesus through Eucharistic Adoration, prayer, and service to the poorest of the poor, following the spiritual example of St. Teresa of Calcutta.
We provide food, clothing, dignity, and much more to our homeless brothers and sisters in need. Volunteer opportunities for all ages abound, ranging from cooking eggs, food prep, food delivery, special events, street retreats, and helping at Community First.
The Mustard Seed Men, a ministry of St. John Neumann Catholic Church, developed a program called Work Wheels. Work Wheels helps people with financial difficulties acquire reliable vehicles at low prices. Through the generosity of private donors and corporate partners.
Whether you're looking for a low-cost vehicle or want to change someone's life by donating a car, contact the Mustard Seed Men and see how you can work together and make a difference. For more information or to help, check out WorkWheels.org.
Seek to serve those in need with time, talent, and treasure, while also striving for personal spiritual growth. Following in the footsteps of patron St. Vincent de Paul, Vincentians go on “home visits” to meet with families and respond to spiritual and material needs. Supports parishes of Dolores, St. Julia, San Juan Diego and San Francisco as well as those living with their mothers at St. Louise House and Posada Esperanza.
The Threads of Hope sewing ministry is a group of dedicated volunteers at Saint John Neumann who come together to sew to provide handcrafted sewn products designed to give comfort & hope, security, warmth, and support to needy children of God. Threads of Hope has provided hundreds of weighted blankets for foster care children as well as blankets, scarves, and backpacks for the homeless.