Our inter-faith group will be responsible to raise $6,000 - $10,000 (this amount will be divided between the faith communities in our group) to provide up to 6 months of rental assistance, and to develop a strong, well-organized committee able and willing to organize up to 40 volunteer hours per week for up to six months after family’s arrival.
Part of our group’s application to be assigned a refugee family asks that we show we have adequate financial resources to help a family secure an apartment and purchase basic household supplies to get started while the family looks for work in our area. This is where you can help! We would like to invite anyone who is interested to make a tax-deductible donation in support of our refugee resettlement ministry. You can do so today by placing a check (made out to “Trinity,” and with the memo line marked "Refugee Project") in the specially marked envelope which you will find in your pews, and putting this envelope in the basket during the offering. Our group will use any monies placed in these specially-marked envelopes to supplement the costs of rent, food, and household supplies for a refugee family for several months after their arrival here in the greater Newtown area until they can become financially self-sufficient.
We hope you will consider making a donation today in support of the latest What Can One Person Do? initiative to help us as we seeking ways to draw on our faith to help a refugee family begin a new life, regain hope and contribute to the vitality of the greater Newtown community!
Part of our group’s application to be assigned a refugee family asks that we show we have adequate financial resources to help a family secure an apartment and purchase basic household supplies to get started while the family looks for work in our area. This is where you can help! We would like to invite anyone who is interested to make a tax-deductible donation in support of our refugee resettlement ministry. You can do so today by placing a check (made out to “Trinity,” and with the memo line marked "Refugee Project") in the specially marked envelope which you will find in your pews, and putting this envelope in the basket during the offering. Our group will use any monies placed in these specially-marked envelopes to supplement the costs of rent, food, and household supplies for a refugee family for several months after their arrival here in the greater Newtown area until they can become financially self-sufficient.
We hope you will consider making a donation today in support of the latest What Can One Person Do? initiative to help us as we seeking ways to draw on our faith to help a refugee family begin a new life, regain hope and contribute to the vitality of the greater Newtown community!
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