The Domestic Violence Intervention Center works to eliminate violence in the lives of men, women, and children by providing direct services such as shelter, case management, legal advocacy, counseling and transportation. These services help domestic abuse survivors gain self-sufficiency which makes them less likely to return to their abuser. In 2023 funds were provided through the Global Witness & Peacekeeping Offering, and contributions from Presbyterian Women.

The Community Market, a program of the Food Bank of East Alabama, provides a friendly grocery-store environment for Lee County families in need, allowing them to select food they need, rather than receiving pre-filled, generic bags. On the second Saturday of the month, FPC volunteers work at the market stocking shelves and assisting buyers. During the summers of 2022 & 2023, our church provided more than 200 pounds of fresh produce from our community garden.

Nourish Wellness is a multidisciplinary pediatric wellness center that provides holtistic care to patients who wish to prevent or treat lifestyle illnesses such as obesity, metabolic syndrome type 2 diabetes or hypertension. Our giving to the Nourish Foundation was made possible by FPC Legacy/Endowment funds.

We participate in the work of Habitat for Humanity through the WeHelp Coalition of Lee County. Eleven local churches join in building Habitat homes. Funds are raised through the annual Cookie Walk in December.

Christi & Jeff Boyd, Democratic Republic of Congo. Regional facilitator for women’s and children’s interests (Christi) and regional liaison (Jeff). Christi accompanies global partners in DR Congo, Madagascar, Niger Rwanda and South Sudan as they seek to remedy the marginalization of women and children in their communities and beyond. Jeff facilitates support for the relationships, programs and activities of PC(USA) partners in the democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea and he mentors and encourages PC(USA) mission personnel serving in the region. 

Village Friends utilizes the skills and services of its volunteers to assist seniors in need of a support system to maintain their independent lifestyle in the Auburn/Opelika community. Whether simple errands such as shopping, deliveries, transportation, or visits and phone wellness checks, the services of Village Friends volunteers enable its members to remain in their homes for as long as possible. Our giving to Village Friends was made possible by FPC Legacy/Endowment funds.

Living River is the Sheppards and Lapsly Presbytery camping and conference center offering faith-based youth camping and spiritual retreats, and the includes the Cahaba Environmental Center where thousands of youth are educated each year about the environment.

R.E.A.C.H. (Refresh, Encourage, Activities, Care, Hope) provides respite days for those with early to moderate memory issues and includes physical, mental, and emotional interaction with other participants and volunteers, as well as lunch.

Alabama Arise is a statewide, member-led organization advancing public policies to improve the lives of Alabamians who are marginalized by poverty. Members select their annual legislative agenda, focusing on the issues such as eliminating grocery tax, that matter most to alleviate poverty and its effects.

Formerly known as Auburn City Schools Dental Clinic, FPC has supported this initiative since its beginning. By providing assistance to children not covered by medical insurance, in need of transportation to doctor appointments, and in some cases, emergency housing, the fund helps to secure medical attention for children in our school system who marginalized by poverty and immigration issues.