First "Compassion Card" Client

Today is Monday March 8, 2010. City Rescue Mission launched the new program of the Compassion Card today. This card allows for concerned compassionate citizens to respond to the needs of the individuals that stand at the street corners holding signs that say “hungry, homeless, please help”. No more do you have to wonder what they might do with the money you give them. Now you can simply give them one of the Compassion Cards and the mission will go pick them up and help provide the food and shelter they ask for.

Today, we picked up our first “Compassion Card” client. They had gone by a local church and asked for food and clothing. The church referred them to City Rescue Mission by giving them one of the cards. When we picked the gentleman he had been walking in the rain and was very wet. He recently got out of prison and had need for assistance. After a good hot meal and a new set of clothing, we began working with him to establish a plan for his re-entry into society. We have so much to offer those that think they only need something to eat. Please help us by handing out the cards to all who ask for help!!

Pastor Tom

3 comments (Add your own)

1. Linda Frost wrote:
I downloaded the compassion card and think adding the numbers below HOPE would help people with dialing the right phone number. I also would like to see a car or something that indicates transportation would be provided.
Sincerely,
Linda

March 10, 2010 @ 10:31 AM

2. Tom Jones wrote:
Linda,

Thank you for your suggestions. I will discuss this with our design team.

Tom

March 10, 2010 @ 10:46 AM

3. Sue wrote:
Thank you for the Compassion Card. Everyone should click on the Compassion Card Training Video to hear an outstanding explanation about how the card works, what reactions one might encounter and how to respond to these reactions.

City Rescue Mission and its programs are a blessing to Oklahoma City and the surrounding communities.

March 25, 2010 @ 12:52 PM

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