Plymouth Church UCC has partnerships with many non-profits, in addition to the Wisconsin Conference and the United Church of Christ.  Our partnerships support and extend the mission of our congregation.  We make a significant investment of volunteer engagement, financial resources, and facility usage as a congregation.  We also engage and work with a larger array of social service and advocacy organizations throughout our community.   

• Alice's Garden provides models of regenerative farming, community cultural development, and economic agricultural enterprises for the global landscape.

• Arts & Science Literacy Camp offers engaging, hands-on, integrated arts and science learning experiences that support literacy development as well as the educational and emotional growth of Milwaukee area children. 

• Cathedral Center serves unaccompanied women and families with children experiencing homelessness, located in downtown Milwaukee. 

• Congregation Shir Hadash, a reconstructionist synagogue, worships in the Plymouth Church building and partners with us on mission projects.

• Eastside Senior Services ensures older adults are able to remain connected with others and get the help they need to remain independent in their own homes.  Without these services, many would suffer from complications of being isolated without sufficient access to food, medical care, and friendship — such as premature placement in a nursing home.

• The Guest House provides shelter, housing, and education services to men experiencing homelessness in Milwaukee. 

• Milwaukee Inner-city Congregations Allied for Hope (MICAH) is a multi-racial, interfaith organization committed to addressing justice issues that have an impact on the community and on the members of MICAH congregations. MICAH’s goal is to empower people to act together in pursuit of justice, and to organize so that people of many traditions can come together to speak with one voice for justice. 

• Milestones Programs for Children is one of the oldest and most respected licensed child care providers in Wisconsin, serving children 3 months to 13 years of age. Since its inception in 1979, Milestones has been at the forefront of school-age and early childhood programming. Their programs have been accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and included in Child magazine's top 10 in the country.

• Narcotics Anonymous offers recovery from the effects of addiction through working a twelve-step program, including regular attendance at group meetings. The group atmosphere provides help from peers and offers an ongoing support network for addicts who wish to pursue and maintain a drug-free lifestyle. 

• Pathfinders helps youth and young adults take charge of their lives, connect to others, and contribute to the community. Their programs are designed to protect youth, strengthen individuals and families, and improve the emotional and mental health of people struggling with difficult challenges. It serves over 7,800 youth through its drop-in center, emergency shelter, school, counseling programs, street beat, and group foster homes, allowing youth to find safety, hope, and healing.

• St. Ben's Community Meal site serves a hot, home-made dinner six nights a week. All are welcome and are considered family in a community that shares a warm, safe environment. 

• Scouting: Broken Arrow Troop, BSA, serving developmentally disabled adult men, meets at Plymouth Church.

• SEA Literacy Project offers wrap-around enculturation and social services to some of our city’s most vulnerable citizens from Southeast Asia (primarily Burma).

• Street Angels is a mobile outreach organization dedicated to assisting individuals in ending their homelessness by providing dignified services, advocacy, connections to critical resources, and hope.

• Table of the Saints helps those who were incarcerated to make a positive transition into community and family life.

• Voces de la Frontera is a membership-based community organization led by low-wage workers, immigrants and youth, whose mission is to protect and expand civil rights and workers’ rights through leadership development, community organizing and empowerment. It is part of Voces' New Sanctuary Movement.