LATEST NEWS

We have built 3 ramps in 5 weeks, and are continuing to use our home delivery program to assist people in need.

Our elderly and disabled neighbors are so thankful for the love and service that your support makes possible. Please read the newsletter to read about our impacts recently, as well as our need for year-end giving to continue doing the Kingdom work that the Lord has called us to do.

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As the Fall season arrives, we have continued to serve our neighbors in need, especially in our home delivery with increased deliveries and provision.

Clay Electric awarded CCC $5,000 through Operation Round-Up for building ramps this next year, and we are very thankful and excited for this support to continue expanding our Home Project program and providing for our neighbors in need.

God is good, and we continue to partner with more churches and individuals to help the church connect to our nieghbors and show them God’s love through service. Please consider joining our suppport team!

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Read a letter from our director reflecting on his first full year serving with CCC.

Also check out a really cool neighbor story about “Joe”. Joe recently lost a leg in a car accident, and we were able to serve him by building a ramp so that he can access his home (see picture below). It’s a moving read.

Finally, UF surplus was kind enough to donate dozens of tables and dressers to us. Big thanks to the university, and to City Church for providing us with some extra storage!

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Praise the Lord for answering our prayers for more furniture! Storage was low a few weeks ago, but he came through with enough to meet our immediate needs. We can always use more furniture, though (especially beds), so please continue giving!

Our volunteer pool has been expanding, which is another huge praise. This has allowed us to increase the rate at which we do projects, and allowed us to do more difficult installations (like bathroom grab bars).

Thanks to Richard, Roy and UF ROTC for helping an elderly neighbor with yard care (pictured below).

See the full newsletter here for additional neighbor stories and an update from our director.

We continue to need additional recurring donors, to help stabilize our finances. If you’re interested in helping out, please see our donate page.

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See here our summary of all the work we have done for our neighbors in 2023!

President of the Board Robert Goddard writes this years annual letter to encourage us as a community to continue following the Lord’s command to care for our neighbors in need.

See the different ways that we help people in the name of the Lord, and our needs for the next year as we continue to seek to serve our neighbors in love with the support and partnership of the local church.

Read the Annual Report here.

Our winter newsletter focuses on showcasing our last couple months of work and service for our neighbors in Christ’s name: freshly raked yards, beds for children without any, and secure walkways for those who are disabled. Thank you so much for your generosity that enables this work!

Below is a picture of the Powell’s One Another Group from Creekside Community Church raking leaves for an elderly neighbor with cancer. They collected 31 bags of leaves! Great job kids!

Read more from the full newsletter here.

For our year-end ask, we’re looking for your help to make up a $13,000 funding shortfall for 2023. The linked letter includes a message from Director Lynch describing our need.

We’re very grateful to have received a grant this fall from the Satch Cares program at Satchel’s Pizza, which allowed our volunteers to construct this ramp for one of our neighbors in need. Thanks Satchel’s!

This Quarterly Update shows off some of the amazing projects our volunteers have been working on (with lots of pics!). Also includes a short letter from our director, Michael Lynch.

Our Quarterly Update comes from the new Director, Michael Lynch! Michael is introduced by the Board President Rob Goddard, and talks about the call to care for the most needy around us. Included are some examples of our work, our current needs for volunteers and increased support to continue on, and a big thank you to everyone who has been involved over the years and decades.