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Angela McNally
Founder and President
Did You Know?
One Billion people in the world have no shoes or inadequate footwear.
One Billion children are multi-dimensionally poor, meaning they lack basic necessities such as clean water, food, housing and medical care.
One hundred fifty million people or about two percent in the world are homeless to some extent.
Housing is a human right and homelessness violates that right.
We can't help all of them but surely the one's we can help counts.
Be the change you want to see. Help someone in need today
in your city, community, neighborhood, school, church, and nation.
Happening Now!
OPERATION 9 VILLAGES
Operation 9 Villages is an evangelism Outreach mission that derives its name from the 9 famous villages Jesus went to:
1. Cana
2. Capernaum
3. Nazareth
4. Bethany
5. Samaria
6. Jericho
7. Bethlehem
8. Judea
9. Nain
This mission goes village to village sharing the Gospel with actions. We have a team on ground in Uganda led by Pastor Enoch Tumwebazi and a team on ground in Zambia led by Pastor Chiyuni Kanyama. Many lives have been impacted and villages transformed. Many Souls have come to Christ, and many have been baptized.
We were able to drill 2 wells for clean water in Uganda in 2023 and 2024. We also helped build new church buildings and roof existing ones. We also started a Pastor's development fund to help Pastor stand on their own.
Mission Trip Dominican Republic
Paying it Forward
We embarked on a mission Trip to the Dominican Republic. This has been so far the longest mission trip. We have been based in Jarabacoa and Hato Mayor.
In Jarabacoa, we have been working with the poor of the poorest in a small refugee camp in La Joya.
La Joya is filled with Haitian Immigrants who left Haiti in search of a better life. The living conditions are very poor. Many live in little shack's and when it rains, they can't sleep because it rains inside the house. There's no sewer, no electricity, jobs are scarce, medical care is expensive. Basic human necessities are just not there.
In Hato Mayor we are working with Pastor Ysreal who works with the local children. The area is well known for drug dealers and prostitutes. Pastor Ysreal does programs for the children who are left alone because their parents are out on the streets. We partnered with him and started a local thrift store. Proceeds from the store go to support the children and the ministry.
THANKSGIVING TURKEYS FOR THE POLICE
Every year at Thanksgiving we collected Turkeys and handed them out to our local police and fire department. In the recent years there has been a divide between the police and the community, and this mission was to help bridge that gap. For some children the first time they saw a police officer was when they came to their door to arrest their parent. Many view officers as a threat, and not for their protection. So, we started this program to bring awareness of the importance of the Police to us and the community. Through this project we gave turkeys as a token of thanks to our local enforcement officers for their service. We gathered a group of children and people and went to local police departments and celebrated with them and the children were able to ask all the questions they needed to in order to help them feel safe and understand the role of the officer in the community.
CHRISTMAS UNDER THE BRIDGE
Each Christmas we went to Kensington Philadelphia and celebrated the birth of Jesus with the unwanted, unloved and unwelcomed under the bridge. We took a Christmas Tree and the homeless decorated it. We took a hot meal, clothing, shoes and coats, blankets and Christmas Stocking and passed them out.
Bikes for Kids In Need
We distributed used bikes to kids in need in Hazleton. I will never forget this 9-year-old girl telling me she has never had a bike in her life. It was a blessing to give her a bike and the smile on her face was priceless.
Thank you, Friends, for supporting us and making it happen for them.
HAZLETON STREET MISSION
Hazleton City Community Clean Up Project. We picked a Saturday and a section of our community and went around cleaning up the trash. It's our community, therefore our responsibility.
SEND A CHILD BACK TO SCHOOL
Each year we hosted an event in the city of Hazleton to benefit the less fortunate children in our area. The beginning of school can often be stressful for families who do not have enough finances to provide for their children's school supplies. We tried to ease that burden by providing backpack's full of school supplies and gently worn clothes and shoes. We are always in need of back packs and school supplies such as pencils, pens, erasers, notebooks, rulers, etc.
Sandal Fundraiser
Did you know? In Africa some sandals are made from used tires. Because of that the sole of the sandal never wears out. With your gift of $2.00 you can give someone a pair of sandals for a lifetime.
GIVE A HAND UP
We collect clothing, shoes, bikes, non perishable food, school supplies, etc. To donate please call 1-570-578-2627 or email us at fcmih2019@gmail.com.
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