At St Francis we give freely of our time, talents and resources.  Our projects range from providing for newborns at the Duke Lemur Center to collecting coats and warm clothing for those struggling just to get by. 

Lemurs are the most endangered mammals on earth.  The Duke Lemur Center strives to educate, conserve and protect and strive to help them do it.

Today more than ever there is a need to help.   Join us in donating goods, funds and our time and talents.

Each fall we "park" this giant yellow box on the lawn of our church.  Next time you see it, won't you help us  collect warm clothing and coats.  All donations go directly to our area shelters.

The Community Banquet, held at St James in Sussex, brings adults together for fellowship and a hot meal.  This activity is suspended during the pandemic.  Check back regularly for updates.

Each Christmas season we display a Christmas draped with twinkling lights and hung with the wishes and needs of two local families.   Our parishioners happily share what they have with those who need it.  **

Providing school supplies to area schools for kids in need helps them both with studies and with self-esteem.

Last year, our Outreach paid off the medical debt of a local family who were struggling under the weight of that debt.  **

**The medical debt payoff as well as the Christmas giving tree offerings are coordinated by the Menomonee Social Services Department who safeguards the names and personal data of those that we help.