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For A Donation Pick-Up:
Call 912-232-1979
Call 912-232-1979
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| 2414 Bull Street Savannah, GA |
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We Need your Help!
Many times people ask me “How can I help the Old Savannah City
Mission?” with the many community programs in which we are
involved. Well we need you to come visit the Mission and find out the
answer to that question. We will not be asking you for a contribution,
but because you are a friend of the Mission we want the opportunity to:
...............read more....>click here
Many times people ask me “How can I help the Old Savannah City
Mission?” with the many community programs in which we are
involved. Well we need you to come visit the Mission and find out the
answer to that question. We will not be asking you for a contribution,
but because you are a friend of the Mission we want the opportunity to:
...............read more....>click here
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The ASSOCIATION OF PAROLING AUTHORITIES INTERNATIONAL (APAI) presented the Old Savannah City Mission its “Community Service Award” in recognition of its FRESH START PROGRAM. The Mission’s nomination came from the Georgia Department of Corrections. |
| Mission Receives An Award |
Fresh Start is a year long residential transitional program with high
standards, strong boundaries and clear direction. It is designed to
serve men and women who while incarcerated come to faith in Christ
and genuinely desire a fresh start in life. The program functions as a
bridge from incarceration to re-incorporation. Its goal is for ex-offenders
and community…never to return to prison. A key factor to the program’s
success is that each ex-offender is assigned a mentor, a life coach.
The Association of Paroling Authorities (APAI) began in the early 1970s
as a group of international colleagues in the field of parole. They
shared a strong interest in discussing best practices and current
issues surrounding early release, reentry into the community and public
safety. For more information on APAI, please visit their website (http:
//www.apaintl.org/en/index.html).
standards, strong boundaries and clear direction. It is designed to
serve men and women who while incarcerated come to faith in Christ
and genuinely desire a fresh start in life. The program functions as a
bridge from incarceration to re-incorporation. Its goal is for ex-offenders
and community…never to return to prison. A key factor to the program’s
success is that each ex-offender is assigned a mentor, a life coach.
The Association of Paroling Authorities (APAI) began in the early 1970s
as a group of international colleagues in the field of parole. They
shared a strong interest in discussing best practices and current
issues surrounding early release, reentry into the community and public
safety. For more information on APAI, please visit their website (http:
//www.apaintl.org/en/index.html).
| Do you need a free speaker for your organizations next meeting? There are many exciting things happening at the Old Savannah City Mission. We would love the opportunity to tell your business, service organization, church group, etc, of the many programs and ministries taking place and how your group, big or small, can be involved. Have you ever wondered what happens inside the mission? Is your group looking for a way to participate in serving, whether financially or hands on? Allow one of our staff members to come and share about the transformational ministry that takes place at the Old Savannah City Mission by filling out the request form here. |
It is difficult for someone who doesn't know our situation to fully
appreciate what this HV/AC means to us...to our friends &
neighbors, i.e. the homeless who find shelter at the Mission. I
thank all of you who have given. We have received gifts or
promises of gifts of $2,200. That means we only need another
$6,000. Mr. Clate Ralston, Jr. of Erickson Associates is
incredibly generous and is the reason 50+ men will sleep with
AC tonight. Join him in being "a reason" for good.
appreciate what this HV/AC means to us...to our friends &
neighbors, i.e. the homeless who find shelter at the Mission. I
thank all of you who have given. We have received gifts or
promises of gifts of $2,200. That means we only need another
$6,000. Mr. Clate Ralston, Jr. of Erickson Associates is
incredibly generous and is the reason 50+ men will sleep with
AC tonight. Join him in being "a reason" for good.
YOU Can make a Difference!
A very cool gift of comfort!
Reginald Lee, Director of Programs, received the 2011 Savannah Men
Making a Difference Award from the organization My Brothaz Home, Inc.
My Brothaz Home is a nonprofit community-based organization located
in Savannah. Founded in 2000 in direct response to the HIV/AIDS
epidemic, the mission of My Brothaz Home is to reduce the number of
new HIV infections and providing culturally sensitive HIV prevention
education and supportive services. In presenting the award, Mark Davis,
CEO & Executive Director of My Brothaz Home, shared with the audience
that the Men Making a Difference Award is given annually in recognition
of "distinguished humanitarian efforts to build and improve the lives of
others while promoting HIV/AIDS awareness in the community". With
over 32 years of human service experience, Reginald has a long history
of working with at-risk and homeless individuals and families. “I am
humbled by receiving this award”, said Reginald, “my personal
commitment is to be an example to others that would be pleasing to
God and to be an advocate for those without a voice”.
Making a Difference Award from the organization My Brothaz Home, Inc.
My Brothaz Home is a nonprofit community-based organization located
in Savannah. Founded in 2000 in direct response to the HIV/AIDS
epidemic, the mission of My Brothaz Home is to reduce the number of
new HIV infections and providing culturally sensitive HIV prevention
education and supportive services. In presenting the award, Mark Davis,
CEO & Executive Director of My Brothaz Home, shared with the audience
that the Men Making a Difference Award is given annually in recognition
of "distinguished humanitarian efforts to build and improve the lives of
others while promoting HIV/AIDS awareness in the community". With
over 32 years of human service experience, Reginald has a long history
of working with at-risk and homeless individuals and families. “I am
humbled by receiving this award”, said Reginald, “my personal
commitment is to be an example to others that would be pleasing to
God and to be an advocate for those without a voice”.
| OSCM Staff Member Receives Local Award |
“I am humbled by receiving
this award”, said Reginald,
“my personal commitment is
to be an example to others
that would be pleasing to
God and to be an advocate
for those without a voice”.
this award”, said Reginald,
“my personal commitment is
to be an example to others
that would be pleasing to
God and to be an advocate
for those without a voice”.