Wheatland United Methodist Church

A single mother is currently facing serious financial hardship as she struggles to provide for her three children. Despite her persistent efforts, she has been unable to secure employment. The family is now behind on their TXU utility bill in the amount of $257.46, and they are at imminent risk of having their electricity disconnected.

This loss of service would have a serious impact on the children’s well-being and safety, especially in extreme temperatures. Without electricity, the family would be without air conditioning, refrigeration for food, and basic lighting—all of which are essential to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for the children.

Any assistance to help this family keep their utilities on would make a meaningful difference in ensuring the children's stability, comfort, and security during this difficult time. Your support is deeply appreciated.

This client has recently been able to find herself again after dealing with depression. This client has a one-year-old son that has been returned to her care. This client believes things will get better for her now. This client has grown children and has started over with a toddler. She is seeking employment but has not been hired as of yet.

A single mother of a 2 yr old boy is in need of a tire for her car. Discount Tire quoted her $120 for one, and $190 for two. She said at the time when she talked to discount tires, that they did not have any used tires available. Client would be grateful for whatever help she can get with her tires, either used or new. For sure, one tire needs to be replaced.

I am requesting grocery assistance for a family consisting of a mother, her 16-year-old child, and her 10-Month-old grandchild. The mother is currently the sole provider for the household and is working to meet all of the family’s basic needs on her own. Despite her efforts, the family is experiencing difficulty affording enough groceries to ensure everyone has adequate and nutritious food. Providing this support will help stabilize the family’s food situation and promote the children’s overall well-being.

The mother and her two teenagers have fled a domestic violence situation with the father. Extended family has gotten them a new apartment but they had to leave most items that the father had not broken or sold. They are in need of various clothing, household, and grocery items.

I have a mother with 4 children ages 8y, 12y, 13y and 17y who needs assistance with paying rent to avoid eviction. The mother is gainfully employed full-time. The mother has a child with autism and works from home. The mother hasn’t been able to pay the full balance of her rent, as they do not take partial payments. The mother is currently behind for the months of May, June and July and is facing eviction with nowhere to go at this time due to shelters being full to capacity. Helping this family get caught up on rent will keep the family from being displaced.

The home has not been thoroughly cleaned and the family can no longer contain it without assistance. It is important that the home is cleaned for the infant's well-being.

The family inherited their home from paternal great grandmother. They are in need of a one-time yard maintenance service as the yard is overgrown and unable to manage with a push mower alone. The child is one-year-old and enjoys playing outside - however, the tall grass and debris provides a safety hazard for the child.

Additionally, the family owns a riding mower that is in need of repair - if there is an option to help with this as well.

The mother is incarcerated and probably will be in there a bit. Trying to help the family whom the child is staying with for unexpected expenses for taking the child in while the Mother is incarcerated. Asking for a gas card for the family so the child can still enjoy the summer.

Two boys were placed with their maternal aunt when their great-grandmother who had custody of them had a stroke and went into a nursing home. They need a full size bed and a sofa bed couch or futon couch.

Mom has recently been successfully discharged from rehab and is not employed. She is needing a toddler bed for her 14-month-old and 2T-4T pull-ups if possible.

The 2-year-old child has special needs. There is a 1-year-old sibling that does not have special needs. The father is the primary caregiver for the children and he resides with his "fictive" parents. The father is currently caring for the fictive grandfather due to major health problems and is not gainfully employed. The Department assisted the family with finding daycare so that the father can find employment more quickly. At the moment, the father relies on the fictive grandparent's income and his son's disability income to meet all their financial needs.