A recent article in The Spy describes how the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Easton (UUFE)  Social Justice Committee continues its mission to support organizations that promote social  justice through programming and community service. 

UUFE members Carol Meredith and Joy Gaddy recently visited New Beginnings Youth &  Family Services in Cambridge to present a donation of $725 from a recent UUFE outreach  collection. 

Long recognized as a vital part of the Cambridge community, New Beginnings offers after  school and all-day summer programs where children can learn, grow, and thrive. Its mission is to  provide a safe, nurturing, and structured environment that equips children and their families with  the tools to foster education, success, and community. The organization is dedicated to  empowering those who have ever felt powerless. 

Previous UUFE Social Justice Outreach Collections have supported the Chesapeake  Multicultural Resource Center, the Frederick Douglass Honor Society, an organization aiding  Ukrainian refugees, the Water’s Edge Museum, DelMarVa Pride, and more. 

“The Social Justice Committee reflects our congregation’s commitment to community service  and equity,” said Meredith. “Partnering with organizations like New Beginnings helps us live our  values of compassion and justice.” 

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Easton is an open religious community that nurtures  spiritual and intellectual growth for all ages, while actively engaging in outreach and service.  UUFE cherishes diversity and celebrates oneness with all humanity in the spirit of compassion,  respect, and love. 

UUFE meets weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM, and all are welcome. For more  information about the Fellowship, visit https://uufeaston.org. To learn more about New  Beginnings Youth & Family Services, visit https://newbeginningsyouth.wixsite.com/info.