Our Missions

Pink Pearl is dedicated to teaching homemaking and creative living. They offer a wide range of courses and workshops, fostering personal growth, creativity, and a strong sense of community. 

Their mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills to lead fulfilling lives, create nurturing homes, and embrace creativity, all in an accessible and joyful learning environment. 

In the greater Lynchburg area, Meals on Wheels is designed to assist the homebound community by providing a balanced, nutritious, hot lunch five days each week.

Court Street members regularly volunteer to be drivers for this wonderful organization.

Parkview provides help, healing and hope to families and individuals in need by coming alongside them, engaging them in loving relationships and connecting them with life-changing resources.

Court Street volunteers with Food for Families and provides a worship service and meal for Parkview’s Wednesday night Dinner with Neighbors Program .

Daily Bread serves a hot, nutritious lunch seven days a week from 10:15 A.M. to 12:20 P.M., including holidays. Volunteers from the greater Lynchburg community prepare, cook, and serve the meals, which are provided to the homeless and hungry of our community. All meals are boxed to be taken to-go. Guests may have as many servings as they wish. In 2017, the downtown kitchen served 40,372 meals and an additional 29,642 were given out through our meals outreach program.

Some of the many organizations Court Street has been supporting in recent years: 

• Africa University Fund
• Black College Fund
• Boys and Girl’s Club of Greater Lynchburg
• Camp Timothy
• Central Virginia Alliance for Community Living
• Lynchburg Feeds
• Isaiah 117
• Gleaning for the World
• Heart Havens
• Madison Heights Elementary Angel Tree
• Miriam’s House
• Narcotics Anonymous
• Military Order of the Purple Heart, Ch. 1607
• R.S. Payne Elementary
• Salvation Army
• Society of St. Andrew
• Valor Farm
• Wounded Warriors

Life often gives us circumstances beyond our control, and the individuals and families that we serve don’t always have the resources to quickly recover. Interfaith Outreach Association exists to step in during those moments and assist with helping our neighbors in need navigate during their tough times.

They work with individuals and families to assess their needs, assist them as we can, and connect them with the many resources in our community that can empower them to improve their situation.