Agape Service Project
Building a Culture of Encounter: Youth . Young Adults . Farmworkers
Agape Service Project encounters the farmworker community of Whatcom County, facilitates weeklong middle and high school service-immersion, and empowers young adults to be servant leaders. Through service-learning experiences, participants learn about human dignity, issues affecting farmworkers and why we as Catholics are called to serve. Through our food bank, community support and time spent with the migrant families, we have the ultimate goal of building personal relationships with our brothers and sisters in Christ.
Goals of Agape
- Serving the farmworker community of Whatcom County by providing food, clothing and community support, and building personal relationships.
- Teaching participants about Catholic social justice, especially in response to issues affecting the migrant community.
- Inspiring and encouraging participants to continue answering the call to service throughout their lives.
- Fostering spaces where participants can grow in their faith and meet Jesus through prayer, people and service.
Celebrating our 20th summer of mission
Read our 2023 end of summer newsletter - thank you to every person & partner who makes our work possible.
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Health Provider of the Year Award
We are so honored and humbled that Agape Service Project was selected for the Washington State Migrant Education Program 'Health Provider of the Year' award for the 2020-2021 school year. The award says, "In appreciation of your dedication to providing health and social services to migrant children in Washington state."
This award truly honors the collaborative work with our partners: The Migrant Education Program at Northwest Educational Service District 189, Bellingham Food Bank & SeaMar Community Health Center's Promotores de Salud.
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