Joel, a seasoned kitchen volunteer, emailed and said that he wanted ODM’s Amy to stop by the kitchen during his regular lunchtime shift to pick up a check from him and his wife. He went on to say that his son lost his pregnant wife and the baby four years ago. Every year, this volunteer
The Washington Times covered the decline of charitable giving and the effects of inflation. Read the story below to see what the CEO of Open Door Mission had to say in response to this change in giving pattern. GET THE STORY
It was May 2011, when Robbie and Amy Kent, discovered that the baby boy they were expecting had no heartbeat at 38 weeks. Amy delivered Finnegan on May 25th, 2011, and the family knew they wanted to do something special to honor their baby boy. They decided they would host a birthday party for him every year
Friday we went on the streets to serve some of our friends and I noticed some new tents in some trees and we took a walk in the woods to find those that needed help. We met new friends in need and even saw some new relationships formed amongst those living in the woods. We watched them
