| GIFTS |
- Elderly Ministries Program: $25 - one hour of home health care, $200 - home repair
supplement - Emergency Assistance Program: $20 - Baby Formula, $50 - Prescription Supplement,
$100 - Utility Supplement - Health Clinic: $25 - Prescription supplement, $50 - Patient case management
- Jefferson House Personal Living Quarters: $100 - Utilities for one week
- Latino Outreach Program: $15 - Bus tokens for 1student, $90 - 1 teacher for one week
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Community Ministries of Rockville
Thanks to your support we have been able to help an excess of 5,200 elderly, families in
crisis, recent immigrants, working poor and homeless people in the past year. We have been
doing this since 1967, but the combination of an uncertain economy and budget cutbacks,
has increased levels of anxiety, unemployment and families in crises. In short, we are being
challenged like never before to expand our services.
We were able this year through a combination of grants and community support to double the
REAP assistance. In recent days we have helped people like Cecilita who is in her eighties,
lives alone, and is dependent upon our Elderly Ministries Program for an aide to help her four
hours each week. This invaluable assistance helps keep her independent and living in her
own home. Stories such as these are a testimony of how the Rockville community comes
together through Community Ministries of Rockville to Create a Better Community.
Community Ministries of Rockville will continue to offer programs that serve a whole spectrum
of human need, such as Jefferson House, our Hispanic Outreach Programs, Elderly
Ministries, Emergency Assistance and our new Health Clinic designed to meet the needs of
Rockville’s uninsured residents. Much of the needed financial support for CMR has not
materialized, and yet we continue to provide services to our neediest citizens.
We are now faced with new opportunities to expand our Ministries to the Greater Rockville
Community. We thank you for your past support, your concerns and your prayers. Your gift
to CMR at this time will make a difference and enable us to continue to help Rockville’s
neediest citizens.
crisis, recent immigrants, working poor and homeless people in the past year. We have been
doing this since 1967, but the combination of an uncertain economy and budget cutbacks,
has increased levels of anxiety, unemployment and families in crises. In short, we are being
challenged like never before to expand our services.
We were able this year through a combination of grants and community support to double the
REAP assistance. In recent days we have helped people like Cecilita who is in her eighties,
lives alone, and is dependent upon our Elderly Ministries Program for an aide to help her four
hours each week. This invaluable assistance helps keep her independent and living in her
own home. Stories such as these are a testimony of how the Rockville community comes
together through Community Ministries of Rockville to Create a Better Community.
Community Ministries of Rockville will continue to offer programs that serve a whole spectrum
of human need, such as Jefferson House, our Hispanic Outreach Programs, Elderly
Ministries, Emergency Assistance and our new Health Clinic designed to meet the needs of
Rockville’s uninsured residents. Much of the needed financial support for CMR has not
materialized, and yet we continue to provide services to our neediest citizens.
We are now faced with new opportunities to expand our Ministries to the Greater Rockville
Community. We thank you for your past support, your concerns and your prayers. Your gift
to CMR at this time will make a difference and enable us to continue to help Rockville’s
neediest citizens.