At the Unitarian Universalist Church in Cherry Hill, we are called to live our values. Our Split Plate program is one way we put those values into action.

Each month, a portion of the Sunday offering is shared with nonprofit organizations and community groups working to create a more just, compassionate, and equitable world. These organizations address a wide range of needs and support for vulnerable communities, including, but not limited to food scarcity, the environment, LGBTQ+, racial justice, immigration, gun violence, education and women’s issues.

The Split Plate program allows our congregation to extend our collective impact beyond our walls while building meaningful relationships with organizations making a difference. Through giving together, we affirm our commitment to service, community, and social justice.

The Split Plate recipients for 2026-2027 are below:

UUCCH has a history of generosity that continues to grow.

If you have questions or want to find out more about Split Plate, email us at sjsc@uucch.org or talk to members of the Split Plate Task Force: Sue Camlin, Bob Hartman, Rohn Hein, Morgan Hurford, Val Sadwin, or Bill Warner