Mission For All Nations is a faith-based charitable organization founded to put Love into Action by providing food, clothing, shelter and other necessities to people of all ethnic backgrounds who are in need. We are creating an environment where lives are being changed instead of fostering dependency. Mission For All Nations provided 72,807 client services in 2008 and we expect a more than 50% increase in 2009.
Last year our Homelessness and Hunger Prevention program supplied food pantry orders to provide a 5-7 day supply of food equivalent to over ½ a million meals to 26,870 individuals in economic distress along with personal hygiene products for each household. That is more food distributed directly to clients than any other pantry in the state of Nebraska. Additionally, nearly 20,000 clients received clothing and household goods. Overall, nearly $2 million in necessities were distributed to improve the lives of people experiencing an urgent need.
Bringing Hope the Anchor of the Soul to South Omaha!
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Jennifer's Story
"I can't remember the last time I was at a pantry." Jennifer Miller said. She has three boys Jordon, Nicholas, and Dallas plus a girl, Alexis. Jennifer was recently released from prison and is trying to put her life back together. In addition to food and hygiene items she and her daughter, Alexis, were able to look for clothing. She is happy because she just started working at Thrift World. Jennifer was very appreciative and said, "This is going to help us a lot."
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Items torn or missing buttons? We still want it. Mark it “recycle” so that Go Green can take it and we can use the funds to serve more people. 400 volunteers are needed for our Hy-Vee Stuff a Truck food drive August 13th-16h. Contact us at 733-1904 to register. |
Mission For All Nations receives Funding from the Compassion Capital Fund |
Omaha, Neb. - The AIM Institute, in partnership with the Nonprofit Association of the Midlands (NAM) announces the sub-awardees for its Compassion Institute of the Midlands. This 1.5 million dollar grant initiative is funded through the Compassion Capital Fund of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Compassion Institute of the Midlands (CIM) will provide training and technical assistance to sub-awardees to help build operational capacity in five critical areas: 1) leadership development; 2) organizational development; 3) program development; 4) revenue development strategies; 5) community engagement. Mission For All Nations, one of the 12 sub-awardees, received $25,000. |
Dear Friends,
We deeply appreciate everyone that helped to make our Feed a Family Luncheon a success. Many thanks to Michelle Weiss and Westside Church for coordinating the event and to Cindy Behrens for soliciting table hosts. Please thank our event sponsors. Giving is always convenient with automatic bank withdrawal, mail, or dropping off a check along with your clothing donation. Online credit card giving or e-check is available through our website or Facebook. Your financial help can make a true difference in the lives of struggling families in our community right now. Thanks in advance.
TEXT OF THE MONTH: |
I know that the LORD will maintain |
In His Service and Love,
Josue and Mary Anaya, Founders
Events Calendar |
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| August 13-16 | Stuff a Truck |
| October 15 6:30 p.m. | Feed a Family Dinner |
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Because You Gave Totals for 2008 |
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| Individuals provided a week's supply of food |
26,870 |
| Families provided a 1-2 day supply of food | 118 |
| Quantity of food distributed locally | $932,708
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| Personal Hygiene Products | $238,805 |
| Amount of Clothing |
$472,090
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| Amount of Household Goods | $71,162
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| Supplies delivered to other nations |
$24,059 |
| Shelter-nights provided |
384 |
| One year transitional program graduates |
1 |
| Sack lunches distributed | 3,637 |
| Clients given gifts and holiday food | 2,380 |
| Turkeys/Hams distributed | 2,000 |
| Volunteer hours served |
15,589 |