Grace Community Assembly of God

I am reaching out on behalf of a mother who is in a deeply difficult and heartbreaking situation. She is currently pregnant and caring for her six young children at home. As she nears the end of her pregnancy, she has been facing serious complications that have left her unable to work. Despite her best efforts, she has used nearly all of her savings just to keep a roof over her family’s head. Now, with her due date just days away, she has run out of resources and is at risk of losing her home. This mother is doing everything she can to protect and care for her children, but she desperately needs help. Any financial support during this critical time would mean the world to her and her children and could be the lifeline that keeps them safe and together.

A father has began to care for his daughter who has many behavioral and mental health needs. The mother is no longer in the picture. The father has had to cut hours at work to provide for his daughter. Father was living out of his semi truck and since obtained an apartment for him and his daughter. He does not have furniture in the home. He has provided an air mattress for his daughter and himself. He has requested assistance with a bed and bedding for his daughter, so she is no longer sleeping on an air mattress.

I'm reaching out on behalf of a loving family doing their best to support their twin babies a boy and a girl during a very difficult time. Their daughter has been wearing a DOC band (cranial helmet) to help correct a physical developmental issue. She now needs another head measurement and may require a second helmet to continue treatment. Mom and Dad were able to pay for the first helmet, but with rising costs and the demands of caring for newborn twins, they are currently seeking support to help fund the next stage of their daughter’s care. Alongside these challenges, Mom has been struggling with postpartum depression, working every day to care for her babies while also navigating her own mental health journey. The family is living with Dad’s parents, who have been an incredible support system. They are doing everything they can, but they need a helping hand right now. Whether it’s through financial help, resource referrals, or simply sharing their story, any support can make a big difference in their lives. Thank you for standing with this family and giving hope to a little girl who just needs a chance to grow strong and healthy.

I have a family of 6: a mom, dad, 6-year-old boy, 4-year-old girl, 2-year-old girl, and 6-month-old baby. The parents are not working, and they moved in with their grandparents. The 6-year-old and the 4-year-old need a twin bed and also to fit in the 1 room.

I have a family of 6: a mom, dad, 6-year-old boy, 4-year-old girl, 2-year-old girl, and 6-month-old baby. The parents are not working, and they moved in with their grandparents. 2 year old needs a toddler bed.

I have a family of 6: a mom, dad, 6-year-old boy, 4-year-old girl, 2-year-old girl, and 6-month-old baby. The parents are not working and have no income. The baby is having surgery on Thursday. The parents need food assistance while they are in the hospital. Could someone provide them with food or a gift card so they can get food delivered from UBER Eats?

A young single mother has a 2 year old that is outgrowing her current child seat. She is needing a forward facing 5-point child seat. She does not work and does not have the funds to purchase the car seat. She is about to outgrow the car seat very soon.

I have a mom who recently lost her job and she is going to be behind von rent due to some added fees. She has three children and has been doing Door Dash to cover household necessities.

Help bring comfort and healing to three grieving siblings. Three siblings—ages 12 (female), 11 (male), and 8 (male)—are currently living in a shelter after the recent and tragic loss of their brother. This devastating event has uprooted their lives, and they are in great need of comfort and emotional support as they begin the grieving and healing process.

Meeting this need will provide the children with a sense of stability and care during this difficult transition. These items will not only meet their practical needs but also help them process their grief and create small moments of joy in a very uncertain time.

The children are requesting:

Clothing and shoes (all sizes)

Journals for personal reflection

Bibles for spiritual comfort

Dragon Ball Z items and stuffed animals for emotional connection

Movie tickets to experience positive family time together

CPS is working with a family of a mother and her son to help provide services. The child and mother are currently in therapy services to help address their needs. This therapy service is costing them out of pocket and is not covered under their insurance, but this therapy group is the best option for this family to heal from their trauma. The therapist is one of the most qualified to help this child and this child is very comfortable with the therapist, so we do not want him to end the therapy due to finances. This could cause a regression in behaviors. This therapist has done a wonderful job and is also working with them on a sliding scale.

We are asking for help to pay an utility bill to help offset some of the cost of the therapy. The family is working on getting some other financial assistance from organizations but will take time to set up. Mom had to miss some of her sessions due to finances. We want the family to be successful.

A family of five with one on the way (Mom is 22 weeks along) has fallen on extremely hard times. Not only is the pregnancy very high risk to both mom and baby, but both parents have lost their jobs and are unable to pay their rent for next month despite doing odd jobs, such as Uber, in order to meet their bills while they look for employment and complete their studies. Both of these parents are also full-time aviation mechanics students that look forward to a future in this field, but they still have a year or more left until they graduate. This family has faced homelessness before, but the stakes are higher now that Mom is pregnant. Between rent and utilities, they find themselves facing an uphill battle against time and are at maximum stress levels. Would you consider helping?

Single mother of 3 with one medically fragile child is pregnant and she hasn't had a newborn in her home for 10 years. Assistance with supplies for a new baby in the home would significantly help her financially. Currently unemployed due to 1 child's severe medical needs but will be gaining employment once nursing care is secured. She can use any essential newborn items such as bottles, pacifiers, blankets, burp clothes, baby clothes, baby swing, diapers, and wipes. Mother is due in August.