CAM seeks to combat these forces with inventive, effective programs that keep residents active and involved. CAM provides programming for community residents of all ages, with a particular emphasis on children and youth services. CAM's most significant strengths are the diversity and loyalty of its volunteers. CAM's volunteers not only help organize and staff CAM's programs, they also serve as positive role models. As a CAM volunteer one may assist in one of the programs, tutor a child, or serve as a mentor.
Opportunities are available daily to make a difference in the life of a child.
CAM's annual budget is met through a diverse blend of support from faith organizations, individuals, corporations, grants from public and private foundations and local governments. CAM's single largest annual fund raising event is Holy Smoke. More than 100 ministers, priests, nuns, and rabbis prepare and serve their favorite dishes for this food tasting festival. This unique gathering of clergy and friends come together to support CAM's many programs.