Read through the Guide to learn more about the organizations you can support this Christmas Season.

To give online go to www.covhsv.org/give-online. Select “Christmas Market” in the “I want to support” drop down menu. Please indicate in the comments sections the ministries you want to fund and the amount you would like to give each one (if you would like to give to more than one). For questions reach out to Becky Ginty. 

Covenant Weekday Preschool

Covenant Weekday Preschool, established in 1961, provides early childhood education for children ages one through four. Our program, along with our experienced teachers, provides a loving Christian environment that strives to promote the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of young children.  We strive to serve the children and families who come through our doors in a loving and Christ-like manner, providing both education to their children and outreach to the families in our community.   All funds raised at the Christmas Market will go directly back into the preschool to support our scholarship fund and improvements to our playground and classrooms.  

$25 classroom support

$50 one week of preschool 

$100 supply fee for two children

The Vine

The Vine is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide credentialed Christian based counseling to give hope and change lives for those who need emotional healing using faith resources.   We help individuals, marriages, and families.   We offer these services on a sliding fee scale and with scholarship assistance so that those who need care can receive it.  

$50 – Counseling Session

Women of Hope Guatemala

Women of Hope (WOH) Guatemala was created to disciple women of Guatemala and to help them rise above the challenges of poverty, illiteracy and a culture of abuse and oppression.  Many of the indigenous women are trapped in a cycle of poverty with no means to support themselves and their families. WOH gives these women a safe haven where they can use their talents to earn a fair wage, and a loving Christian setting where they can participate in weekly bible studies and devotions.  To learn more about WOH visit https://wohgt.org.  This year Covenant is excited to include WOH artisan made jewelry and ornaments at our Christmas Market.

Heifer Project

Heifer International is a global nonprofit working to eradicate poverty and hunger through sustainable, values-based holistic community development. Heifer distributes animals, along with agricultural and values-based training, to families in need around the world as a means of providing self-sufficiency.

Share of a Sheep  $10      

Flock of chickens $20

Tree Seedlings $60 

Huntsville Assistance Program

The Huntsville Assistance Program(HAP) is an interfaith network of Christian congregations in Madison County providing volunteers, information and financial resources to help those in need. HAP provides financial assistance with rent/mortgage, utilities, etc. They have a food pantry, and also provide information on how to access other food pantries and charitable programs & give referrals to various social programs in the area.

        Utilities $25           

       Food for 3 Days $25        

Food for a Week $75

Mission Hope

We are a Christ-centered organization committed to equipping leaders and churches to bring about sustainable transformation in isolated villages.  Our model looks at a village as a whole, working with the local leaders and churches to distinguish their assets as well as their greatest challenges. Our process heavily involves indigenous leadership for assessing the village as well as providing solutions to needs. Together we transform impoverished villages into sustainable ones. 

Solar Light $15     

Solar Bible $50    

Water Filter System $120

29:11 Ministry

The 29:11 Ministry is part of the non profit organization, Second Mile Development.  Our program is 100% nonprofit working with the lowest income individuals in Huntsville.  We provide an opportunity for them to work for an income.  We teach people to make jewelry, provide them with the supplies and pay them for the completed product.  All proceeds from sales go to the neighborhood preschool.  This year we are trying to raise funds to build a new building for the preschool.

Ridgecrest Library

Ridgecrest Elementary School is a title one school. Our church “adopted” the school to help the staff and students with their needs. We offer a reading mentoring program to students, furnish two lunches a year for staff, collect bottle caps and recognize the staff with small tokens of appreciation throughout the year. 

Book Donation $10-$50

Presbyterian Children’s Home

Together with churches, organizations, businesses and individuals the Presbyterian Home for Children extends the hand of God in service to homeless children, young adults and families. Through life-changing programs, they work with those in need to help them develop the skills necessary to help them lead a successful, independent life.

Household Supplies $10   

Winter Coat $50    

Christmas Dinner $100

Kids2Camp

Kids 2 Camp makes it possible for deserving kids who may not have the funds or opportunity to go to Camp Maranatha for a week during the summer. We raise funds, gather supplies, ensure the kids are registered and have what they need, and sometimes provide transportation to camp.

Snacks $25       

Sleeping Bag & Beach Towel  $35

Supplies $65      

Donation toward Camp Fee  $500