Queen Anne UMC supports the following ministries with our time and our treasure:
Queen Anne Helpline: Providing direct services to people in financial crisis (zip codes 98109 and 98119).
Mary’s Place/The Church of Mary Magdalene: Seattle’s congregation and supportive services for homeless and formerly homeless women.
Right now, Mary’s Place shelters need volunteers. Shelters are ready to house women and their children but can’t for lack of volunteers. Read more at the Seattle Times and consider ways to help.
Saturday Soup at Trinity UMC, 4th Saturday of the month, 9:30 am.
Nothing But Nets: A joint program of the UMC with the NBA, WNBA, other professional sports teams, the UN, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that works to alleviate the effects of malaria by distributing treated bed nets to vulnerable populations. Send a net! Save a life!
Ballard Food Bank: Distributing food to people living within the 98107, 98117, 98109, and 98119 zip codes. Neighbors helping neighbors.
Atlantic Street Center: A United Methodist agency serving families and children in Seattle. It serves more than 3,000 kids per year.
Gleaning Ministry: During the summer, members and friends of QAUMC collect fresh produce from the Queen Anne Farmers Market. We make this produce available to the Ballard Food Bank and The Church of Mary Magdalene. We also use this produce in our meals for Saturday Soup. Hands are needed in the summer to collect, chop, freeze, deliver, and cook!
Operation Nightwatch: Providing spiritual care and direct services to downtown Seattle’s homeless population.
Jamaa Letu Orphanage: 
A pair of United Methodist orphanages in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo. One serves boys and the other girls.
United Methodist Committee on Relief(UMCOR): The United Methodist relief aid organization. UMCOR is working in more than 80 countries worldwide, including the United States. Our mission, grounded in the teachings of Jesus, is to alleviate human suffering—whether caused by war, conflict or natural disaster, with open hearts and minds to all people.
Mission Trip 2013
In April 2013, QAUMC will send a team of six people to Baldwin, LA to the Sager Brown depot (or warehouse) where UMCOR receives and from where it distributes relief supplies. The team will work as volunteers for one week. Sager Brown houses more than $4 million of supplies that are shipped all over the world, including throughout the United States, to provide healing and relief to people living in poverty, war, or in the midst or the after effects of natural disaster. Volunteers are welcome! Please email the church.
