My Brother's Kitchen
My Brother’s Kitchen (MBK) is a collaborative ministry that brings suburban and urban communities together to prepare, serve, and share a meal with neighbors in need.
ECRC volunteers serve on the fourth Saturday morning of each month at 1241 S. Pulaski Road in Chicago, offering hospitality, conversation, and care around the table. Serving together is a meaningful way to build relationships and reflect Christ’s love in community.
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Outreach York
A multi-purpose neighborhood resource center serving the residents of Villa Park
The Outreach York supports local families by addressing physical, social, and spiritual needs through after-school and summer programs, life-skills training, and case management that helps families navigate economic and emotional challenges.
Elmhurst CRC partners with Outreach York in several ways. Volunteers lead a weekly, biblically based God Time at the Center, and we also support their work through Jubilee Furniture with both volunteers and donated items. Your time and generosity help strengthen families in our community.
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Yorkfield Food Pantry
The Elmhurst-Yorkfield Food Pantry (EYFP) partners with local churches and volunteers to serve neighbors in Elmhurst, Lombard, Villa Park, and nearby communities by providing food, compassion, and hope to those facing food insecurity.
Elmhurst CRC is glad to support EYFP through ongoing food donations. You’re invited to help by dropping off non-perishable food items in the cabinet in the Garden Room. Your generosity helps care for our neighbors in practical and meaningful ways.
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Helping homeless people in the community
LINK (Love, Interact, Neighbor, Kneel) serves people experiencing homelessness and others in need in our community.
Through LINK, we partner with Bridge Communities, a DuPage County–based nonprofit providing transitional housing and support for families at risk of homelessness. While Bridge offers housing, mentor training, and case management, ECRC mentors walk alongside families—offering encouragement, financial guidance, and practical support as they move toward stability and independence. Over the course of two years, families are equipped to live on their own.
This partnership offers a meaningful way to build relationships and help families take lasting steps forward.