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From Volunteer to Legacy Partner: Leaving a Lasting Impact on the Ministry
UGM operates 100% free from government funding. To effectively serve those in need, we rely on various types of generosity from the community—from...
Every year, the South Hill Bible Church youth group puts a creative twist on UGM’s food drive – to great effect! On October 31st, rather than donning costumes and collecting their weight in candy, they head out into South Hill neighborhoods in search of canned food and other non-perishable items to help feed the hungry. This year, they collected over 3,750 cans and handed out 700 “More Than a Meal” cards, describing UGM’s services to the homeless.
“Our students just love going out and collecting cans for the Mission, and after two hours of collecting, it’s great to count up the bounty,” said Youth Pastor Andrew Stachofsky. “We have a lot of fun.” His group also partners with UGM to bring students from Grant Elementary to Tshimakain Creek Camp each summer. The two experiences together are helping to raise up young people who share God’s heart for the poor.
Note: UGM’s food drive is lagging behind previous years. Do you have a creative idea you could put into action to help feed the hungry?
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UGM operates 100% free from government funding. To effectively serve those in need, we rely on various types of generosity from the community—from...
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Providing Essential Resources UGM relies on the support of the community to offer comprehensive care to individuals in need. One of the lesser-known...
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Once basic needs are met through UGM shelter services, individuals can face the issues that have perpetuated their unwanted situation. Through case...
Russ Henderson isn’t letting his age get in the way of helping those in need. At 91, he’s an avid supporter of the women and children at Anna Ogden...
UGM is partnering with Burlington Coat Factory again this year for the Warm Coats/Warm Hearts Campaign.
Young and old. Washington and Idaho. Individuals, churches and businesses. Look how you teamed up to care for the poor in 2012.