Battlecreek Church Owasso

11 year old female is in a new placement and does not have clothes that fit her. The new placement provider is still in the process of being approved and has not received a stipend yet to assist with the child's needs. We are asking for assistance with obtaining clothing for this child.

A 14-year-old boy would like some theme park "grown-up" Lego sets to work on to help with depression and anxiety. He is very mechanically inclined and things like Legos help him focus and unwind.

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A mother, in a single parent home, needs assistance paying her water bill. She reached out to Churches in her area with no success. Payment of the bill would support her housing and the long term reunification of her son.

Maternal grandmother is on SS only and has a hard time being able to afford diapers. Her granddaughter is 2 and wears a size 6 in diapers and preferably Huggies brand. Mom is working hard in Woman in Recovery and is doing well. This donation would be immensely helpful.

A child in foster care is turning 16 this week and has a wish to get her nails done. She has chosen a style and states she is very excited to get them done.

Please help grandparents who are taking care of three children after unforeseen circumstances. The grandparents are retired and on a limited income. The grandparents do not receive any financial assistance for caring for the three littles. We would like to alleviate any financial burdens for the grandparents so they may continue to take excellent care of their grandchildren. Thank you.

Single mother is in need of assistance with paying for her electric bill. Natural mother is starting to be engaged in her court ordered plan and needs assistance with paying her bills. She is doing her best to get a job and attending interviews but is currently struggling to pay her electric bill. Thank you in advance!

Need: Assistance with $2,200 in immigration processing fees and help finding work and transportation while securing legal U.S. residency and identification documents.

One of our church members, who is also a part of John 3:16 recovery program, is overcoming a life of hardship, including discrimination, trauma, a debilitating injury, addiction, and the loss of his family, this individual found salvation in Jesus Christ through a local pastor. Through faith and discipleship, he has been on a journey of recovery and restoration, regaining his physical and spiritual vision, reconciling with family, and aspiring to become a missionary. Now, as he seeks to rebuild his life, he faces a major challenge: obtaining legal U.S. residency and employment. After losing his family due to addiction, he neglected his residency paperwork, and his identification documents were lost or stolen, leaving him unable to work. While a Christian immigration lawyer has waived most legal fees, he still needs $2,200 for paperwork and processing costs. Despite his hardships, he is eager to work and contribute but is currently unable to do so without proper identification and residency documentation. He trusts that God will provide but is seeking support to bridge the gap in this critical time.

Single mom with kids at Smith Elementary, a BattleCreek Owasso community partner, has three kids and needs funds to avoid eviction. Her youngest child has been chronically sick, and her mom has been unable to work. They need $400 in rent to avoid eviction. Church family can we work together to help this mom and kids? Please select FUND the need to contribute. Thank you!