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As the need for the Crisis Center and Food Bank has grown, so has need for the private donations from local citizens and businesses. More than 60% of our financial support is from generous citizens, businesses, and groups. Here are a few ways to make a tax-deductible contribution to the Crisis Center.
Cash Donations are essential to the Crisis Center. These important contributions ensure that our programs continue to help
Each year the Crisis Center/Food Bank distributes 3-5 tons of food every week, serving over 12,000
Honor someone on a birthday, anniversary, holiday, or other special day. Make a contribution to the Crisis Center on your loved one’s behalf. Simply include the honored person’s name and information with the contribution and they will receive acknowledgement of your gift.
Consider leaving your own legacy. Planned gifts to the Crisis Center can include bequests, charitable gift annuities, pooled income fund gifts, and charitable trusts. These gifts can be made with cash, appreciated securities, real estate, and more. If you have questions about planned giving, please contact, Aaron Schaefer at Hills Bank and Trust,
We ask anyone interested in donating usable clothing to make those contributions to The Crowded Closet, located next to the Crisis Center or your area Goodwill Industry Drop-Off Location. Please indicate the clothes are on behalf of the Crisis Center. We have a voucher program in place with these organizations to assist individuals in need of free clothing. Unfortunately, we do not have storage space to accept furniture. These items can be placed with Goodwill Industries, Crowded Closet or The Furniture Project.
Events are a great way for businesses or individuals to do get involved in their community and help the Crisis Center at the same time. Below are a few opportunities for sponsorship and involvement in Crisis Center Events. If you have an idea for an event, please contact Dawn Newbill at
Get your neighborhood or business involved in a Fund or
Thanksgiving in July is an annual community-wide food drive benefiting the Crisis Center Food Bank. Food collected by area business and civic organizations throughout the month of July are to be brought to a central location at the end of July, culminating in a celebration, including fun activities and entertainment. So get going…. hold your own food drive with a picnic, dance, ball or bowling tournament, raffle, car wash, pop can sales or drop off boxes at work. Still need more ideas???? Contact the Crisis Center and we’d be happy to help,
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Seeing pink hearts? Pick up one at your favorite participating stores during the month of February and send it to the Crisis Center at
Join us in celebrating Crisis Center Week in the spring (typically April or May). Our Annual Gourmet Pancake Breakfast being the premier event. Business and individuals can become sponsors depending on their level of contribution. All sponsors will appear on the Pancake Breakfast Placemats seen by over 1000 community attendees! You can also purchase tickets for this event several weeks in advance. Don’t miss out…this yummy event has often been touted the "The Best Breakfast in Town." Is your business or organization involved? If not, check out the Sponsorship levels below and contact Dawn Newbill at
Area residents contribute more than $700,000 each year in donated goods and volunteer services. Contributions are vital to the Crisis Center’s ability to help others. Please join your neighbors and donate to the Crisis Center today!
The Crisis Center employs and assists people without regard to age, sex, race, color, religion, creed, employment status, marital status, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, handicapped status, political affiliation, or associational preference. In no aspect of Crisis Center programs shall there be any difference in the treatement of persons bexause of race, creed, color, national origin, disability, age, gender, any consideration based on affectional sexual, or associational preference, or any classification which would deprive the person of consideration as an individual.
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