This Arabic refugee family of 6 is new to Tulsa and has 4 children. Some household supplies would be a big help to them: Shampoo and conditioner, laundry detergent powder, dishwasher liquid, kitchen sponges, all purpose cleaner for pots and pans, bleach, ant and roach killer spray, paper towel rolls.

Father resides in Peru and is reunifying with his 7-year-old daughter. Father was laid off from work three weeks ago and has applied for food stamps, but they have not been approved as of today. Father is needing assistance with food for him and his daughter.

Dear Careportal family, I hope this message finds you well. We have an urgent request from the Lead Southeast Middle family who need our support. A single mother is striving to care for her two young boys, but she is facing significant challenges in providing for them, especially as job opportunities become increasingly scarce. This mother is doing her best in a difficult situation and needs assistance with some necessities, particularly food. Offering help to this family would make a profound difference in their lives during this challenging time. Your kindness and generosity could truly alleviate some of the burdens they are facing. Thank you for considering lending a helping hand.

This Arabic refugee family of 4 is new to Tulsa and needs help with household supplies: bleach, dishwasher liquid, kitchen sponges, all purpose kitchen cleaner for pots and pans, shampoo and conditioner, ant and roach killer spray.

This Arabic refugee family of 5 is new to Tulsa and needs help with supplies and groceries. Groceries: oil, flour, rice, any other groceries appreciated. Household item: bleach, shampoo and conditioner, laundry detergent, dishwasher liquid soap, tooth paste, kitchen sponges, all purpose kitchen cleaner for pots and pans, ant and roach killer spray, kitchen paper towels.

A single mom unexpectedly lost her job causing her to be unable to pay her rent for the month of May placing her and her high school age child and child who is a young adult at risk for homelessness. She has already found a new job and is motivated to get back on her feet. Would you be willing to show this mom a little kindness? She would appreciate any help that can be provided to help keep her family in their home.

A young family from Afghanistan arrived in Holland a few months ago and is in need of support. While the dad speaks a few phrases in English, they primarily speak Pashto and have 4 children (plus one more on the way due in August). Their 10 year old son is currently enrolled at an elementary school on the northside of Holland. The younger siblings are a 5 year old boy and two girls aged 4 and 6 months. The father worked for the US Military in Afghanistan for 15 years before coming to Lansing with his family in 2021. He worked in a car factory in Lansing, but decided to come to Holland to be closer to friends when his family lost housing. The father is still searching for local employment, but is able to drive his own small car. They have borrowed funds for rent the past few months, but are running out of options. Any help would be a gift as we search for more sustainable income for their family!

Movement West Michigan has been made aware of the needs of this family and are working with multiple local agencies and churches to coordinate immediate support as they work toward long-term stability.

Mom needs help getting her electric bill paid. she is scheduled to be shut off tomorrow.

When hardship hits, we turn to our church family. A dedicated single mom of 4, who also cares for a young adult who has aged out of the foster care system, needs our help. She works full-time as a home health aide driving up to 70 miles a day to care for her clients, part of what she does is taking them to appointments, and picking up prescriptions and groceries. She also drives her kids to school daily. One afternoon, after school pickup, she was hit by a driver who fled the scene. Thankfully, she and the kids were unharmed, but her car was badly damaged and had to be towed. With no backup vehicle, she’s rented a car for 3 weeks to keep working and caring for her family but she can’t afford to keep renting a car. To keep insurance affordable, she has a high deductible. She’s saved $600 but still needs $1,400 to get her car out of the body shop this week. The body shop won’t accept payments, and the charities she contacted don’t cover this type of need. The children’s father is not involved or supportive. Church family, let’s come together and help this hardworking mom and her kids get their car back. No gift is too small. Please select “Fund” when donating. Every dollar makes a difference!

127 Place received a request from a member of a local church for a mom with three pre-school-age kids who are living in a motel. This family is from out-of-town looking for safety and a new life. They have no family support. They were just approved for an apartment with a move-in date of June 1, but they need help with deposits.

Mom started a job recently and has raised about half of the deposits. 127 Place is committing $500, but that leaves about $400 still needed for the deposits.

They do have beds, but nothing else, so 127 Place will also be working to provide other essentials for them to get started in their apartment. If you would like to help with donations for this family, please contact me by email ******@email.com or by text,(###) ###-####.