Dear Friends,
We are so very thankful for partners like you in our community who make Mecklenburg County a wonderful place to live. During this beautiful time of year as we celebrate renewal and rebirth, it is a time to reflect on life’s blessings.
For many in our community, blessings are elusive. Too often job loss, family illness or other unforeseen circumstances can be enough to move a low-income family closer to homelessness. Through your generous support, Crisis Assistance Ministry provides rent, utilities and dignity to thousands of families who have nowhere else to turn. Last year more than 39,000 families received the assistance they needed, the compassion they deserved and a helping hand on the road to stability.
During this season of new beginnings, please consider making a difference in the lives of our neighbors facing crisis. Please see the menu bar to the right for ways you can help. Thank you for your prayerful consideration during this special season.
Blessings,
Carol Hardison
Executive Director
Ways You Can Help...
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- Volunteer with your entire family!
We have family-friendly volunteer opportunities including inspecting clothing donations, furniture pick-up teams, providing breakfast or lunch to families waiting in our lobby and more.
- Organize a furniture drive
Our Furniture and Appliance program provides essential items such as major appliances, beds and other furniture to people who have an urgent need. Some of our most critical furniture needs are mattresses, box springs, kitchen tables and chairs.
- Host a Poverty Simulation
This guided, hands-on experience helps participants understand the realities of poverty, including the challenges of navigating the complex world of government services and other essential service providers.
- Remember loved ones with a tribute or memorial gift
Make a gift to Crisis Assistance Ministry in honor of friends and family. Your gift will help restore dignity and hope to many who are struggling.
- Make a generous donation
Your gift will give hope and help to those who need it most, this spring and all year long.