What We Do As Servants
The HARP Mission
VISION: Inspired by the words of Christ, “Truly, I say to you, as you did for one of these my brothers, you did it for me.” (Matthews 25:40, NIV). HARP works to serve people seeking self-sufficiency, leading to independence by providing spiritual, emotional, and material support.
MISSION: To transform the spiritual and physical lives of people in need.
PROGRAMS and Statistics for 4th Quarter 2018:
5. “Disaster Response” – Hurricane Florence North Carolina; 6 trucks of donated emergency relief supplies.
Hurricane Michael Florida; 2 trucks of donated emergency relief supplies.
4th Quarter Highlights:
Good 360 donated Walmart material goods.
Christmas Bazaar – over 25 first time visitors.
Case Western Reserve donated 3 truckloads of dorm furniture.
New Toys for Christmas program distributed to over 560 children in southeast Ohio. UALC and local volunteers hosted the distribution on Dec. 8.
Soups for Seniors served 170 seniors who otherwise would be alone on Christmas Day.
Heavenly Treasures: Sales for the quarter totaled $3,551.20.
Methodologies to accomplish our service include:
Case Management, Volunteer Management, Donations Management, Spiritual Care, Cleveland operations, Caldwell operations, Development/Major Gifts, and Grant Writing.
For more information please visit HARP’s website at www.harpcaldwell.com, or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/harpmission
VISION: Inspired by the words of Christ, “Truly, I say to you, as you did for one of these my brothers, you did it for me.” (Matthews 25:40, NIV). HARP works to serve people seeking self-sufficiency, leading to independence by providing spiritual, emotional, and material support.
MISSION: To transform the spiritual and physical lives of people in need.
PROGRAMS and Statistics for 4th Quarter 2018:
- “Just the Basics” - Direct Client Assistance - Families served: 162; Veterans: 51; Total family members served: 518
- “Living in Hope” - Servant Event Mission trips - Servant Event Projects completed: 2 group – 17 participants
- “Making Disciples” - Housing Adequacy – 108 - volunteer hours - 715
- “Learning to Earn” - A job training program which incorporates skills necessary for gainful employment –
5. “Disaster Response” – Hurricane Florence North Carolina; 6 trucks of donated emergency relief supplies.
Hurricane Michael Florida; 2 trucks of donated emergency relief supplies.
4th Quarter Highlights:
Good 360 donated Walmart material goods.
Christmas Bazaar – over 25 first time visitors.
Case Western Reserve donated 3 truckloads of dorm furniture.
New Toys for Christmas program distributed to over 560 children in southeast Ohio. UALC and local volunteers hosted the distribution on Dec. 8.
Soups for Seniors served 170 seniors who otherwise would be alone on Christmas Day.
Heavenly Treasures: Sales for the quarter totaled $3,551.20.
Methodologies to accomplish our service include:
Case Management, Volunteer Management, Donations Management, Spiritual Care, Cleveland operations, Caldwell operations, Development/Major Gifts, and Grant Writing.
- These are the integral components of HARP.
For more information please visit HARP’s website at www.harpcaldwell.com, or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/harpmission
