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I have volunteered with MOM for the past eight years. Some of the people I help have chronic health issues or other persistent problems, but often I meet people who are working two jobs to make ends meet or who recently got laid off. MOM is here for all of them, and would be here for me if I needed that help.
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My company, Strang Architects, Engineers and Interior Designers, is proud to be associated with such a great organization. We know all of our donations are put to good use serving those who need our help in this community.
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As a psychologist I know that if you don’t have your basic needs met, nothing else matters. Hunger trumps every activity. Without food, clothing and shelter, there is no possibility of learning, working or even existing—much less growing and thriving. I think about this when deciding where to apply my time and energy.
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As a person that has dedicated my career to educating children, I have seen first-hand how poverty and hunger affect daily the ability of children to learn. MOM's efforts to address hunger make a difference. When children have enough to eat, they are able to focus on their fundamental need to learn.
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I have heard firsthand from those we serve how grateful they are for the compassion and services that MOM offers during some difficult times. I have seen people's lives improve to the point they no longer need us—and that is the best outcome of all! MOM offers the community a place to give back and feel connected to their neighbors.
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I support MOM because I see how they make a difference—both in the lives of people are served and also in the volunteers who serve.
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In our family, we are big believers in the saying “a rising tide raises all boats.” We have seen personally how the work MOM does helps families—especially children. We know that the basis of success is having food and clothing.
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The first time I volunteered at MOM, I saw my son’s classmates going through the food pantry. Until that point, I had no idea my community had issues with hunger, assuming it was an “other people” problem.
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"Being a lifelong resident of this area, the miracles and efficiency by which MOM has been able to have an amazing impact on so many people, so many families, so many children, and so many other people needing assistance- it has been extremely humbling to bear witness to, and I doubt the significance of the miracles that happen at MOM are known by as many people as should know."
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"This family was struggling to have food on the table, keep a roof over their heads, pay bills to stay warm. They were good people in a bad place. "
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