Alpha-Omega Miracle Home

MCWA LIAISONS:
Lisa Haluch and Joan Kaiser

Alpha Omega Miracle Home, Inc.

Provides housing, counseling, and education for the new faces of homelessness in St. Johns County- single mothers, their children, and senior women. The G.R.O.W. program places young moms and senior women together in furnishes apartments to share the responsibilities of raising and loving a child. Young mothers are expected during a two-year program to gain education, employment, life skills, and financial independence in order to become self sufficient and become a contributing member of our community.

Children and Families of South Woods Elementary School

MCWA Liaison: Lorraine Novinger

South Woods Elementary is a public school located in Elkton and serves children in need from the farming center of St. Johns County. Our partnership helps to enrich the educational opportunities of children from Pre-K though fifth grade by providing after school enrichment programs, early literacy education and tutorial intervention from the FLY program part of the investing in Kids Foundation, as well as fresh food for the children and families through the Children’s Home Society’s school-based food pantry.

Food 4 Kids

As one of our former charitable partners, Food 4 Kids received support through our outreach initiatives — a collaboration we look back on with gratitude.

Food 4 Kids

Mission Statement: To identify chronically hungry children throughout the community and provide them with food and vital resources on a regular basis.

Food 4 Kids and MCWA

Vic Yerrill ~ Outgoing Director of Food 4 Kids, Debbie Coates ~ President MCWA, Adrienne Lyons ~ MCWA Liaison to Food 4 Kids, Barbara Alford ~ Incoming Director of Food 4 Kids and MCWA member

Monday, June 1st, 2020 volunteers packed 678 cases of food for the Food 4 Kids summer food distribution. We filled 2 flatbeds (to the tune of $11,000). As we weren’t able to use the school for packing, Mary Clare generously offered the Marsh Creek club parking lot. 

The MCWA donation was certainly appreciated and well used to help fund the summer food program.