Interfaith Council of
Greater Sacramento

The ICGS works in conjunction with many other programs in the community. These include:

• Birth & Beyond - building healthier families.
• Building Unity - an interfaith partnership with Habitat for Humanity and Rebuilding Together to build and renovate homes for low-income people.
• California Interfaith Power & Light – promoting responsible energy use by congregations/faith groups and individuals.
• The Capital Unity Council - working to build respect among all people.
• Drug-Free Youth
• Faith and Homeless Families Program
• Health Education Council – working in the Cancer Detection Program directed at low-income women.
• The Interfaith Disabilities Awareness Project - helping the faith community deal with architectural and attitudinal barriers that discourage participation.
• The Local Childcare & Development Planning Council - improving and expanding childcare.
• Oak Park Farmers Market - a project of the Oak Park Neighborhood Association to bring healthy, fresh, locally-grown food to families in the Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento.
• Opening Doors - helping resettle state-department approved refugees as well as providing business training and loan opportunities for the low-income community.
• Pastoral Care Seminar
• US Corps of Chaplains
• The Village on North C Street - a group of services for the homeless, including Loaves and Fishes and Safehaven.
• WEAVE - countering domestic violence.
• Wellspring Women's Center - a drop-in center for low-income women and their children.
• WIND Youth Center - working with homeless youth.
• Women's Interfaith Network
• The U.S. Attorney General's Violence Prevention Task Force, the United Way, and the Red Cross, among others.