Spring and Summer 2009 Crossroads Mission Newsletter

8/8/2019 Spring and Summer 2009 Crossroads Mission Newsletter

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B What a Celebration!

Crossroads Mission Yuma, AZSPRING & SUMMER 2009

Were sorry but we have sold out! Thats what may people heard when they tried to buy tickets one week before our 50th Anniversary celebration, Where I Lay Me

Down to Sleep . We couldnt believe the response fromthe community. All 720 seats sold at the Yuma Civic andConvention Center. That was 90 tables of sponsors. Godand the friends of Crossroads were a blessing. Since thiswas our rst banquet-style fundraiser, we were blessedindeed.

Oscar Chavez and some of his family members providedeasy-listening music as the folks poured into the building.The room looked very festive with colors of dark bluehighlighted by examples of donated non-perishablefood items as center pieces. John Ashmen, Executive

Director of the Association of Gospel Rescue Missions(AGRM), was the master of ceremonies for the evening.John has a heart for the homeless as his internationalorganization often advocates concerning homeless issuesin Washington, DC. AGRMs mission is to proclaim the

passion of Jesus Christ toward the hungry, homeless,abused and addicted. Johns quick wit and genuineinterest in people started the evening out in a impressive

direction.As the evening progressed, Mike Yankoski told of

his experiences of living as a homeless person in 5major cities in the United States. Mike wrote Under the Overpass after his experience and shared rst-handexperiences of life on the streets. Most of us empathizewith the homeless but have not had to endure thosecircumstances. Mike wanted to know what the homelessendured. As he relayed his poignant stories, many heartswere touched. CONTINUED ON PG 6


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Myra E. GarlitM.Ed., LISACExecutive Director

A Busy Time at Crossroads Mission!I am so honored to present this newsletter to you,our supporters! Crossroads Mission is of ciallycelebrating its 50th year of operations. We have

been busy celebrating by raising funds to buildthe new Family Shelter and Career Center. InMarch, we held our very rst banquet fund raiser.That story is on Page One of this edition of Newsfor Our Partners. Staff members, volunteers, andeveryone involved with the event were energized

by the outpouring of the community. The nancialsupport, encouraging words, and the numbers of

people attending reminded me of how Crossroads belongs to this community! Thank you Yuma!As you read the articles, youll understand how

busy we have been. May 9 was another hugeevent for us and the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) of the US Postal Of ce. The

NALC graciously gave Crossroads the Help StampOut Hunger in Yuma campaign this year. Thisone-day event provided Crossroads with 27,000

pounds of non-perishable food. Every summer westruggle to provide meals to hungry people. Weare so thankful to be provided this opportunity.The dedicated letter carriers, NALC of cials,the Postmaster, the assistant Postmaster but mostimportantly those folks who heard our appeal and

put food in bags by their mail boxes, made thisevent the most successful in Yuma Post Of ceHistory. As a matter of fact, its the largest fooddrive in Crossroads history. A special thanks toBob Carey, Mail Carrier, for his work in organizingthe event for us! Bless all of you.Mothers Day didnt nd us idle either! RubenDominguez, The Gentleman Tenor, donated hisspecial vocal talent and humor in a performancefor mothers at Post Auditorium. Many supportersand families gathered for the event. The silent

auction had many collectibles, treasurers, antiques,and fun gifts for all genders and ages. This eventwas made possible by our friend Lori Hauk. Lorientered a contest about career makeovers and shewon $5000 for the charity of her choice. Fox 9,KECY, took that one step further and paid for the auditorium for the event. With advertising,ticket sales, and lots of other promotions we weredelighted to provide a quality event featuringRubens beautiful tenor voice singing several operaselections along with some golden crooner tunes.We thank the many, many sponsors for this eventand a special thanks to ABC5-KECY, AmericanDream Edition, and El Sol Travel who provideda $900 travel package to Catalina Island. Folkscommented on how this type of entertainmentshould be offered more often to the Yumacommunity! HmmIn the midst of all of the events, our importantwork continues. We continue to offer services tothe homeless and the addicted as well as the poor and needy of our county. For the past two yearswe have been conducting a small capital campaignto renovate our kitchen. Im happy to announcethe project started and we will be announcing agrand opening some time in the near future.Finally, we have had many supporters who havedone some outstanding things to support theMission since the last newsletter. GenerationsChurch, Beta Sigma Xi Zeta Club, SouthwestPerforming Arts and the Gila Mountain UnitedMethodist Church quilters as well as many others.Thank you! Please remember that when youdonate to Crossroads, you are an important part of a ministry that changes lives. May God continueto richly bless you and your families!Until next time.

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Is your life out of control because of If you or someone you know is suffering the devastating effects ofdrug and/or alcohol abuse, we can help! We offer a comprehensive

RECOVERY PROGRAM that includes safe, monitored stabilizationand individual counseling. Call us today!

783-9362xOPEN 24 HOURS A DAY

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What an affair it was! Ruben Dominguez proved to be a crowd favorite when after

almost two hours of singing, he received astanding ovation andrequests for an encore.

He, of course, pleased hisaudience with one more opera

song this past Mothers Day at PostAuditorium. It was an afternoon to

remember! Ruben sang legendary songs in English,Spanish, and Italian - a mix of cultures that was re ectiveof our community and our event.It was all possible because of Lori Houk. She submittedan essay about her need for a career makeover to ExtremeMakeover Local Edition from ABC5. She won the contestand received $5,000 for her makeover, and $5,000 for the charity of her choice. Lori chose Crossroads andthe money was immediately put to work in hopes of multiplying it through this special event.ABC5 was instrumental in making it happen. They ranlots of publicity and helped in all the planning. Becauseof them we even had a trip giveaway to Catalina Island,

sponsored by El Sol Travel.Our Advisory Council and many volunteers were veryinvolved as well. With their help we had a very successfulsilent auction and several door prizes were given.We are exited about engaging in new fundraisingopportunities to raise funds towards a new family shelter.We are honored and thankful to have been chosen by Loriand to be blessed with the support of our community. Weare also very grateful to Ruben for donating his talent andhis time to make this a true family affair! ABOVE: Top - Lori Hauk;

Middle - Jhoan Tutor, thewinner of the Catalina Islandgetaway; Bottom - JoseAngel El Cuervo (TheCrow) delighted audienceswith his playing skills as heaccompannied Ruben during his performance.LEFT: Lori Hauk, Eric Sawyer,

Paul Heebink, General SalesManager, ABC 5/Fox 9/Telemundo; and Myra Garlitpose with the big checks of

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STUFFED GREEN PEPPERSEnjoy this easy recipe for a delicious and

nutritious main dish. This is one of the manymain dishes that we serve at our dinning room.

INGREDITENTS:

Let the remodeling begin!After almost two years of fundraising the kitchenis nally set to start its remodeling! Gettinghere has not been easy. Besides the obvious nancialchallenges, the logistics of a major kitchen remodel at a

place that serves almost 400 meals per day, everyday of

the year, was overwhelming at times.

Part of the problem was being able to maintain thekitchen services without the kitchen. We searched andsearched and thanks to Yuma Proving Ground we foundour solution: a eld kitchen that is temporarily parkedoutside the dining room. Meals are being cooked in itand our guests are able to take their plates inside to thedining room.

The project will cost less than $150,000

and it will be a major renovation; wallswill be torn down and moved, and newused appliances will be installed. Wethank you for your donations to make it

possible!

BELOW: Crossroads Mission Directors andstaff with Jerry LoCoco and Drew Pilkington of LoCoco-Pilkington Construction, and Heath Poorof D&H Electric, pose before demolition began.

Mike Gietzen,Kitchen

Coordinatorshows the

inside of theeld kitchen.

From our kitchen to yo

Green Peppers - 160 pieces

Ground Beef - 60 lbs.

Rice - 7 lbs.

Tomato Juice - 36 cans, 32oz.

Eggs - 3 dozen

Chopped Onions - 1 lb.

PREPARATION:

Mix ground beef, rice, eggs, and 1/2 can of tomato

juice. Season to taste with salt, pepper, and garlic powder.

Cut top of green peppers, clean and ll to top withground beef. Place lled peppers in large pot and usetomato juice to cover all peppers. Bring to a boil andsimmer for 2 to 3 hours. Serve with steamed carrots(84 cans). On a typical meal we serve it with salad (12lbs.), fresh fruit (25 libs.), bread (12 loaves) & butter (2lbs.), and pastries (8 large boxes).

SERVES 160

ABOVE: The installation of a new grease trap is one of the manyhuge undertakings of the kitchen remodeling.

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TRANSITIONAL HOUSING IS AVAILABLESerenity House for men and Harmony Home forwomen offer safe, supervised, and goal-orientedtransitional living. Find out today how we canhelp you transition into an independent life offreedom and sobriety!

Refecting on Relationships

R ecently ananonymousdonor walked into

Crossroads and blessed the Missionwith a signi cantcash donation. Thisindividual had no

desire for personal recognitionof any kind, only to decisivelyannounce their deepest belief thatGods work was in progress here.Leaving as quickly as arriving, our staff was inspired by this donors

desire to transact this gift of loveof our Lord towards the work doneat Crossroads Mission. What anhonor to be blessed by someone sodedicated to a relationshipwith God.

For many of us an itemizednancial statement of stewardship

helps us to set goals and re ect onfaith in action. Often tax dollarsturned into stewardship dollars

can be multiplied by pledgedocuments, donation receipts, andestate planning. God is looking atthe heart. For where your heartis, there lies your treasure. Your relationship with God encompassesall. Help Us Help Them!

Bill DonnellyDevelopmentDirector (928) 210-4525

We cant do anything about the weather but we can

do things to help the homeless.If you are a Yuma native you know that if youre outin the heat is absolutely necessary to stay hydrated- its a matter of life or death. In fact, its notuncommon to see people carrying water bottleseverywhere they go. Have you ever stopped tothink how the homeless stay hydrated?This summer, as in summers past, we take

bottles of water to the homeless along theriver. Our river outreach is structured to helpthose homeless people who might not be

aware of the services offered by the Mission.We want to get them to come to the Missionso we can begin case managementservices.With a simple bottle of water, were ableto make a connection to someone whoneeds help. In the past, we have receivedcomplaints about why the homeless cantdrink water from the faucet since bottledwater is so expensive. The homeless dodrink water from the faucet and anywherethey can get it --sometimes from not sohealthy places.In addition to our river outreach, cool water is always available at our shelters to re llempty water bottles or other containers.We do not want anyone to die because of dehydration.

Hydration is a MUST in this

Serenity House

783-5642Harmony Home

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The highlight of the evening was when four of Crossroadsformer clients shared their testimonies about life atCrossroads and life after Crossroads. Audra Kissel, Heather Berry, Yvonne Parker, and Claudia Lugo openly told aboutwhat circumstances brought them to Crossroads and howtheir lives were affected. Each woman is living in victory.Thank you, ladies! Your willingness to be so open helped

people to understand how Crossroads helps to change lives.

This event celebrated our 50th year of operations and was amajor fund raiser for the new family shelter. By the end of the evening, friends of the Mission pledged and gave cashtotalling $118,000! The Crossroads Mission Family Shelter has been open since 1994. This facility was built in 1948and is at capacity every day of the year. Each night we have

people sleeping on the oors because there isnt enough bed space. A new shelter is greatly needed so that we can provide, not only a more shelter-friendly environment, butone where we can increase case management and counselingservices to those families, single women, single fathers, and

women in the recovery program who seek services at theMission.

God bless each of you for participating!

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Families like Jaymi and her daughterstay at the Family Shelter. This event

brings us closer to the dream of anew building. Thank you!

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I t got bad enough for me to ght back and thats how I ended up in probation,says Heather about her abusive marriage. Forthree years the violence grew greater and heraddiction to drugs became stronger. That is whyHeather came to Crossroads Mission.

Using drugs was nothing new to Heather, now34. I started using at age 13 - everything:meth, alcohol, coke. Im the third generationof alcoholics and addicts in my family so prettymuch thats what I knew.

In 2004, Heather completed the Recoveryprogram and went to live at the Family Shelter.There she was able to be reunited with her twosons, now 14 and 17. Heather, her sons, and hermother lived at the shelter for almost 9 months.

Everything is different today! I have Jesus inmy life. He has lled my heart so much. I feellove in a way I didnt use to. I love myself morebecause of Him. Hes restored my relationshipswith my mother and my children - they believein my words again! My future is bright. I knowin my heart I can do anything. I can accomplishmy dreams and make them into reality!

Heather now works at Crossroads Missionas the Finance Coordinator. She is attendingcollege and working towards a degree inBusiness Management. Her accomplishmentseven earned her a tuition scolarship fromSoroptimist International. Her future is bright!

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Please consider helpingus with some of our basicneeds:

Food, for pantry.

Socks & underwear (new) for men, women, and children

in all sizes.

General toiletries, personalcare items, and bath towels.

But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly. Matthew 6:6 (KJV)

We invite you to shareyour prayer requests withus on our website. Youmay also call us or write

to us. Please rememberCrossroads Missionsspecial requests:

Our outreach projectsand special events That we may reach the many people who need services

through our outreach effortsand special events and thatthey accept our help.An increase ofdonations That our in-kind and fnancial

donations increase tocontinue the many servicesthat we offer. (in-kinddonations are donations of

goods such as food, clothing,blankets, furniture, etc.)All the people involved with CrossroadsMission

All of our clients, guests,volunteers, Board members,

staff, and staff family members

Be joyful in hope, patient inaf iction, faithful in prayer.

Romans 12:12 (NIV )

w o W !Our Biggest Food DriveW

hen we learned

that we had been selected as the bene ciaries of the National Association of Letter Carriers Stamp OutHunger Food Drive wewere beyond excited!

Each year the Letter Carriers designate one dayto collect non-perishablefood items right along

with the mail. Thisyear was no exception.Thanks to the entire Yuma

community, they collected

27,000 pounds of food- making this our biggestfood drive yet!

We are so blessed to

have received all thatfood. We really need it,especially during thesesummer months whenwell be cooking about400 meals a day!

We thank the manyvolunteers who helpedsort the food and the PostOf ce staff for their hardwork in organizing the

food drive and collectingall the food. God blessyou all!

Thank You Voluntee

Thank You Letter Carriers!


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A BIG THANK YOU TOEACH OF YOU!!! For yoursupport during the lastmonths We could nothave done the manyspecial events andprovided as many serviceswithout your help.Our promise to you is

one of accountability, transparency, and goodstewardship.Did you know that for

every dollar you donate to Crossroads Mission,only 3 cents are used foradministration costs?We are careful on how

we spend because it'snot our money - it's yourmoney and God's money!

We thank the ladies of the BETA SIGMA XI ZETA club of Yuma for their donation of $2,800 towards the building fund of a new family shelter. The club is constantly involved in the needs of Crossroads and donate much needed toiletries throughout the year. GOD BLESS YOU!

We thank Southwest Performing Arts for theirdonation of $500. The funds donated are

the proceeds of their performance The Gift.Cindy Turrentine of Dancemakers presented

the check to Myra Garlit. God bless you!

Thank You Generations Church!We are thankful to the

Generations Churchcongregation for theirgenerous donation of $15,000 towards our newfamily shelter project! The

church celebrated their 8thanniversary and collected

this offering for Crossroads.

Myra Garlit, ExecutiveDirector (left), and DennisKrill, Crossroads Board of Directors Chairman (right)accept the check fromMelissa and Rich Withmer,Pastors at GenerationsChurch. GOD BLESS YOU!

Thank You Beta-Sigma-Xi-Zeta Club!

Thank You

Extreme Hair!We thank Extreme Hair

beauty salon, located on1416 S. 5th Avenue, for

their ongoing fundraiser to bene t Crossroads.Extreme Hair donates allhaircut proceeds from

the 1st Tuesday of eachmonth towards the newFamily Shelter project. Inaddition, they accept ourrefferals for free haircutsfor our guests and clients.God bless you!

(Top) Owner Tomi K.Moreno gives a haircut.

Thank You Dancers!We thank the quilters of the Gila Mountain

United Methodist Church for their ongoing donation of handmade quilts. Our shelterbeds are always bright and colorful because of your kindness. God bless you!

Thank You Quilters!


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Memorial Gifts:

Our deepest sympathies are with those whohave lost loved ones. A memorial gift toCrossroads Mission is a special way to offerhope to the needy in the name of a friend orfamily member. Every effort is mad e to assure

that all names are correct. We apologize forany errors that may have occurred.

W hat Y our G ifts M ade P ossible :DEPARTMENT OCT 08 NOV 08 DEC 08 JAN 09 FEB 09 MAR 09

KitchenMEALS 11,492 13,512 13,688 11,871 10,080 10,692

Family ShelterBED NIGHTS 518 593 602 544 424 441

INDIVIDUALS 35 45 49 37 32 31CHILDREN 8 14 15 5 6 3

Men's Shelter

BED NIGHTS 3,878 3,793 4,052 4,125 3,513 3,578

INDIVIDUALS 125 126 131 133 125 115

New Life Recovery ProgramENTER PROGRAM 13 16 12 13 13 13

GRADUATES 9 8 5 8 9 12

Career & Academic Center

STUDENTS 72 81 78 65 58 75HOURS STUDIED 547 650 377 544 330 536

GED'S 2 6 1 3 3 2

Serenity ComplexBED NIGHTS 279 300 310 310 280 310

INDIVIDUALS 9 10 10 10 10 10

Harmony HomeBED NIGHTS 146 148 143 139 128 143

INDIVIDUALS 5 5 5 5 5 5

GivingCLOTHES 1,780 12,604 4,270 1,425 1,452 2,024

FURNITURE 168 152 259 83 126 142

In Memory Of:Allen Jarin

..............By Dean Fisher Ben Bjorum

..............By Carles Craig Bernard Raebel..............By Curtis ZimmermanBill & Clem Young..............By George GibsonChuck Blomquist..............By Charles Craig Clayton Campbell..............By Karen Campbell .............. By Karen Campbell Cloyce Hilsinger III

..............By Alison Caffev.............. By Allen Christensen

.............. By Christine Reeves

.............. By Gary Drinkward

.............. By Gary Drinkward

.............. By Neva BowmanCourtney Dilley.............. By Howard FurrowDick Grosh..............By Lewis RoundsFrank Birdsong.............. By Wanda Birdsong Grandpa & Grandma Gose

..............By Dennis BurhansHarriet Kircher..............By Douglas Stanley.............. By Irene Crites.............. By J Wymer .............. By John BarryJacob Daily..............By Charles Craig Laura Burhans..............By Dennis BurhansRichard Parsons..............By Cynthia Portner .............. By Milton Zinn

Theresa Everett..............By Grace CarrithersVerne Soto..............By Justine RobinsonWhitey..............By Darlene Abelnour

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U P DA T E S !

www.crossroadsmission.orgHave you been to our website recently? If you haven't, we want to inviteyou to visit us. Our website keeps growing and growing! You can now read

through Myras Blog and her Bible studies, read about our special events,request prayer for your needs and even donate online.

Look through the many pages, such as the Programs & Services, and TheNewsletters page. We welcome your comments! Let us know what you thinkof our site and what kinds of things you would like to see there. Our goal is toinform and to serve in a professional and appealing way. See you there!

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H lp Us H lp Tem!

YES! I want to help them! Heres my gift of:$30 $50

$70 Other: ________ PLEASE CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE & SEND THIS CARD WITH YOUR GIFT TO:Crossroads Mission, P.O. Box 1161, Yuma AZ 85366-1161.Ensure that the mailing label with your name and address is visible on the back of this card. For creditcard giving visit our website or call (928) 726-0491, Ext. 23. All donations are tax deductible and youwill receive a thank you letter con rming your gift. Unless otherwise speci ed, donations will be usedto cover general operating and program expenses and may be used throughout the year.

Treasures for sale at2ND CHANCE Bargain Center

You never know what

treasures youll nd at our thrift store! Our donorsare very generous and weget many great things,like-new items, and evencollectibles.

If you havent been atour store lately, we inviteyou to visit us and see for yourself. Weve mademany changes and were

sure you wont leaveempty-handed.Each month we will be

putting some items up for bid on our website. Theones pictured here are the

rst. They will be soldon August 14, 2009 tothe highest bidder. Bids

will be accepted until July

24th at 10 AM in person at 2291 E. Palo Verde St.;by phone at (928) 726-0491, Ext. 18; and online at crossroadsmission.org.

All items are sold asis and sales are nal.Visit our website for fulldetails.

We hope you enjoy this

new way of shopping atand supporting CrossroadsMission!

S E E B U R G J U K E

B O X !

C E R T I F I E D L I T

H O G RA P H Y !

P O P C O R N MA K E R !

8 9 A R C T I C CA T

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S t a r t i n g b i d: $ 75 0

S t a r t i n g b i d: $ 9 0 0

S t a r t i n g b i d: $5 0

S t a r t i n g b i d: $5 0

We would not be able to do what we do withoutyour help. When someone comes to Crossroads forhelp - were there for them! Through your donations,you are there too - THANK YOU!

Will you please send your most generous gift today? You can help us help them!


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Dennis Krill, Chairman

Ema Lea Shoop, Vice Chairman

Rev. Rick Seltzer, Secretary

Doug Mellon, Treasurer

Tom Mannan, Past Chairman

Charles Craig

Chris Hoppstetter

Gene Dalbey

Ralph Williams

Robert Ponce

Tom Anderson

www.crossroadsmission.org

The purpose of Crossroads Mission is to help disabled, disadvantaged and disenfranchised individuals and familiesachieve a better quality of life. We are a 501(c)3, Private Nonpro t Organization serving the homeless, needy and poor of

Yuma County without regard to race, color, national origin, religious background, age, sex or handicap. (Alternative formatand reasonable accommodations available upon request.) We depend on the contributions of concerned individuals andorganizations. All contributions are tax-deductible. We are a member in good standing of the Association of Gospel RescueMissions. We partner with the State of Arizona, DES, Yuma Community Food Bank, FEMA & Cenpatico of Arizona. We do notsolicit in front of stores or door to door. Please report any impostors to us immediately. News for Our Partners is a quar terlypublication for the friends and supporters of Crossroads Mission. We welcome comments about the content of the newsletter.If there are issues you want to hear about, please let us know.

P.O. Box 1161 . Yuma, AZ 85366-1161

Member of the Association of GospelRescue Missions. www.agrm.org

NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE

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NUMBERS TO KNOWExecutive DirectorMyra Garlit (928) 726-0491, Ext. 15

Ministry Opportunities

Chapel and Devotion Speakers, SpecialPresentations, Church Events & Worship TeamsSam Knight (928) 783-9362, Ext. 11

Public Relations & Special EventsFundraising Events, Group Presentations, Gifts of Goods, Food, Services and Vehicles.Barbara Rochester (928) 726-0491, Ext. 17

Major Gifts & DevelopmentFinancial Stock & Property Contributions, PlannedGifts & Charitable TrustsBill Donnelly (928) 210-4525

Newsletters & WebsiteAzucena Solorzano (928) 261-9836

Volunteer InvolvementIndividual, Church & Corporate Volunteer Groups,Service Clubs & Community Service(928) 726-0491, Ext. 20

2nd Chance Bargain Center & Pick-up Line (928) 726-0491, Ext. 18

Administration Of ces (928) 726-0491

Career & Academic Center (928) 783-9362, Ext. 31

Harmony Home - Womens Transitional(928) 783-5906

Family Shelter (928) 783-9362, Ext. 30

Main Campus (928) 783-9362

Mens Shelter (928) 783-9362, Ext. 13

First Step Center - OPEN 24 HRS. (928) 783-9362, Ext. 22

Serenity Housing - Mens Transitional (928) 783-5642

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726-0491Extension 18

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Find Quality Items at a Great Price!

Board of Directors: Advisory Council:

Allen BrownAtilio GiangrecoBetty DeniseBetty FurtwanglerBilly BadillaCaryl StanleyCharles Craig

Connie Hanna nCraig CrosslandDana DavidsonDennis SorrelsDonna PerrottEma Lea ShoopFrancisco GalindoFrank IrrFrank OrendainGeorge DavisJerry Tams

Joan DayJohn McMarranJudi HippLenora WerleyLois GalyardtLynette ToepferMaggie Elmer

Mary ShaneMike FriendsPaul BenselRenee McRayRick ParrRobert HayworthRose HillSonya GrimaldiTim Conovaloff Sam DayStewart Bradshaw

Mike Shelton, Chairman

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