BDC Outreach · Binghampton, Memphis
It starts with a relationship, not a program.
The work at the BDC begins with the people of Binghampton — hearing their dreams and their hopes, and letting that shape everything we build together. We've made a lot of friends in this neighborhood, and they've shaped us in return.
Everything we do points back to these.
— Two Goals, One Hope
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Build neighborhood unity
Through communication and real connection — so neighbors know each other by name, not just by address.
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Linking individual households to the services and support that genuinely improve day-to-day life.
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Connect families to resources
Six ways we build relationships in Binghampton.
— How We Show Up
OneHamp Festival
Once a year, all together
Our biggest day of the year — 1,000+ residents, nonprofits, and businesses fill the neighborhood for one shared celebration of Binghampton.
Seniors Programming
Honoring our elders
Regular programming built around the needs and wisdom of Binghampton's senior residents.
Binghampton Times
Every quarter
A community newsletter highlighting the people, businesses, and everyday good news happening right here in the neighborhood.
Men's Night
Real conversation
Neighbors gather for honest conversation, and can pick up donated clothing, food, and toiletries — whatever helps their family through the week.
Small Business Support
Growing local
Practical support that helps Binghampton entrepreneurs start, sustain, and grow businesses rooted in their own community.
Christmas Store
$1–$5, every gift
Parents shop for quality toys at an affordable price, while the store creates paid seasonal jobs that build real employment skills for residents.
Free Tax Prep
File with confidence
IRS-certified volunteers help Binghampton residents prepare and file their taxes at no cost, helping families claim the credits and refunds they’ve earned.
— Impact
Outreach By the Numbers
60k
Copies of Binghampton Times delivered since 2010
2,000+
Kids served in the past 5 years for the Christmas Store
1,000+
Residents at the OneHamp Festival
“Our hope is to see a deeply unified community where neighbor helps neighbor — and all see their worth in God.”
Be part of a Binghampton friendship.
Whether it's a Sunday at the Christmas Store, a Men's Night conversation, or a story in the next Binghampton Times — there's a place for you here.