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Bridgeton First Wesleyan Church "Building a BRIDGE of Hope in our Community"

Caring Contact is devoted to promoting emotional wellbeing and preventing emotional crises by providing opportunities for people to express themselves to compassionate listeners in a safe environment. We respond to the need for human interaction and create opportunities for people to help each other. We offer training to people and organizations in the listening skills needed to support those in crisis.

The Storehouse Project, Inc. is a Christ-centered non-profit organization which exists to provide individuals throughout Connecticut with food and other items necessary for living, and to share with them the unconditional love of God through the gospel of Jesus Christ. We gladly receive everyone with kindness and without judgment. Our services are available to all, regardless of race, religion, gender, age, national or ethnic origin, marital status or physical ability. We welcome donations to meet the ongoing needs of the people we serve in our community.

Holy Angels Foundation, Inc., exists for the purpose of raising funds in support of Holy Angels. The Holy Angels mission is to provide compassionate, dependable care and opportunities for high-quality living to those with intellectual developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions through physical, social, spiritual, educational, vocational and emotional support.

The Sisters of Providence were founded in 1840 in West-Central Indiana by Saint Mother Theodore Guerin and her five sister companions from France. Their mission was to bring the gift of education to the young people of the wilderness and to serve as witnesses of God's love. They set about these tasks with great faith and determination, succeeded in establishing schools and orphanages, tending to the sick among their neighbors and sharing the light of God's Providence with whomever they met.Now, in modern times, the Sisters of Providence have expanded their mission to include non-traditional forms of education outside of the classroom. Today you will find the sisters educating the public about environmental and social justice issues, serving as chaplains in prisons and hospitals, providing homes for foster children, advocating for the homeless and rural poor, operating food pantries and a free medical clinic, and counseling families and the elderly. Wherever there is need of God's healing and love, a Sister of Providence will serve.

As a higher education and media ministry, Moody exists to equip people with the truth of God's Word to be maturing followers of Christ who are making disciples around the world.

Our mission is to plant a foundation of Hope through the Gospel, implement educational self-sufficiency programs that end barriers of deficiencies and provide resources to under-privileged communities, widows and orphans worldwide.

To provide students with an effective urban ministry experience that transforms lives, influences churches and communities, and honors Christ.

This organization was formed and operates to provide for the basic needs of major disaster survivors in the United States & US Territories. We provide a 53' trailer full of well organized, prepackaged boxes of Food, personal hygiene, infant care, and prepacked buckets of cleaning supplies to local Churches of Christ in the disaster area, to be distributed by those church members. We also send pallets of water, bleach, laundry detergent, new clothing, new shoes, and other misc items ready to be handed to families. We receive no government support, and provide these supplies at no cost to the church or the victims. Later on we can also provide qualified low-income, uninsured families with a new appliance , new room of furniture, and new mattress sets to sleep up to an average family of 4.

Bet Am Shalom is a Reconstructionist synagogue that provides inclusive Jewish prayer, education, and community programs for people of all backgrounds. Its work centers on lifelong learning (programs for children, teens, and adults), welcoming religious services and lifecycle support, and local social-action efforts such as refugee resettlement and community care.

Camp Watcha‑Wanna‑Do provides free, medically supervised recreational camping and supportive programs for children who have survived cancer (and their families), helping campers regain normal childhood experiences, build peer support, and develop confidence through traditional camp activities. The program is regionally focused (Northeastern Indiana) and partners with national camping networks for best practices.

"Our mission is to share God's love and the Good News of Christ through service and partnerships that assist the people of Haiti.Our vision is to develop self-sustaining communities that help people become the individuals God intended them to be."