
Upcoming Activities
Join us in the fight against human trafficking. CBlocal is once again partnering with Worthwhile Wear to raise money through the ACT Challenge, which runs May 1-July 30th. You can partner with us in three ways.
- Join our Crossbridge team and track your miles (running, walking, biking, swimming, etc.) and raise money through Worthwhile Wear's corporate sponsorship.
- Join our team, track your miles & add a personal fundraising goal to raise additional funds.
- Donate to the cause without tracking any miles.
To join our team visit: https://charity.

CBlocal is a group within Crossbridge that organizes our local outreach opportunities.
All of our activities will be in the South Jersey/Philadelphia area and will focus on loving people who are in need- whether they are homeless, foster children, lonely senior citizens, children & adults with special needs, families with financial hardships, or anyone going through a difficult time. Our goal is to embody what it says in John 13:35:
By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.
If you are looking for more ways to love people, here are some other organiztions where you can volunteer your time.
Meals on Wheels is a wonderful organization that provides meals to local senior citizens who are homebound get a hot meal & a visit from a friendly face that day. Several of our CBLocal members have recently gone to volunteer training to assist in this ministry, and they can always use more help! If you'd like to get involved with this ministry, please contact Teresa Christoff to volunteer or get more information. This is a great opportunity and only requires once a month commitment for about 2 hours.
When youth age-out of foster care, there is a good chance they have no safety net. The Age-Out Angels Foundation is dedicated to helping these children avoid the pitfalls and succeed in life. Our mission is to help age-outs gain access to all the services available to them. We fill the gap that exists between youth and services. We make sure their paperwork is up to date and on time, that they have food, shelter, healthcare. To volunteer, donate or for more info, visit: https://www.ageoutangels.org/
Hub of Hope is a ministry of Project Home in Philadelphia that provides a provide coffee, showers and a place to do laundry from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily for homeless individuals. On weekends, it serves free meals. There are plans for a health clinic, medical professionals and behavioral health specialists to be on site, as well as certified peer specialists who can help people apply for jobs and housing.
To learn more about volunteer opportunities, visit Projecthome.org
Transportation can be one of the biggest roadblocks to cancer treatment. As a volunteer driver for the American Cancer Society Road To Recovery program, you can help provide patients in need with a free ride to treatment. Volunteers can choose how far they wish to drive, how often, what days, etc. The volunteer must be between 18 and 84, be familiar with using a computer, have a valid driver’s license and proof of insurance, be willing to have a DMV and background check completed and take a 45-minute training. Volunteer Info Here