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help homeless friends in Martinsville and Henry County

friends of the homeless in Martinsville and Henry County!

A few months ago we registered with KROGER for their rewards program.  This morning we received notice that 16 families used their rewards cards for us, and in turn we will receive a check for over $100.  That allows us to serve more homeless friends.  This is a WIN for sure.  

Therefore, I ask you to post this information (or share it however you can).  Simple go to www.krogercommunityrewards.com and register your rewards card by choosing The Community Dream Center.  It is a simple way to get resources to help those we want to make a difference with.

Also next Tuesday, March 31st at 7pm at the Martinsville Salvation Army there will be a celebration banquet for the success of the Martinsville Winter / warming Shelter.  You are invited to attend if you took part in this effort, but we need you to RSVP if you haven't already.  Let me know.  Continue to pray for a permanent homeless shelter for men and families in our area.  I believe this will happen.

Have a great day and thank you for your help in serving the homeless in our community!


-- James 1:5

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