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Personal Essentials Ministry

Helping restore human dignity

What if you had to choose between buying food or toilet paper?

For many in the community, affording even the most basic personal hygiene products is a struggle. The Personal Essentials Ministry, in partnership with Circle of Concern Food Pantry in Valley Park, offers basic personal care items that Food Stamps won’t cover to 600+ families each month.

Monthly donations are needed to meet the needs in our community! 

Toilet Paper

Donate Toilet Paper to Circle of Concern

Toilet Paper can be dropped off in the Personal Essentials collection bin outside of the church office. The need is great and we are aiming to be able to provide 3,600 rolls of toilet paper per month!

No time to shop? Donate financially below.

Volunteer or questions

If you have questions or want to help in collecting items,
please contact the Personal Essential ministry leader, Debbie McWard.

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