God's Love We Deliver Summary
God’s Love We Deliver
God 's Love We Deliver is a non-profitable organization that tries to improve the health of men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other illnesses. They prepare and deliver high quality meals to people because of their illnesses and because they are unable to prepare meals for themselves. They also provide illness specific nutrition education and counseling to their clients, families, and care providers. All of God’s love we deliver services are provided free of charge without regard to income.
It all started with a lady named Ganga Stone, her church would visit sick people at the hospital every week to pray for them. Very little would she know that her trip that day would change her life forever. …show more content…
Other restaurants joined in and help Ganga and volunteers deliver an average of 50 meals per week. In 1998 Gods love we deliver had their first van donated to them by the mayor of the city, they named it “big blue”. In 1989 Honoring the growing number of dedicated volunteers, God 's Love We Deliver hosts its first Volunteer Appreciation Party at West Park Presbyterian Church. By 1997 God 's Love We Deliver delivers its two millionth meal! God 's Love We Deliver delivers, on average, to over 1,000 clients per day. In 2001 God 's Love We Deliver expands its mission to serve clients living with serious illnesses other than HIV/AIDS. They also prepared 3,000 meals for search and rescue workers in the days following September 11. In 2012 when Hurricane Sandy 's destruction happen, God 's Love delivered 8,000 meals to people displaced by Sandy and 2,300 emergency meal kits called "Sandy Bags" to their …show more content…
By 8:30am, all vans are away. For the rest of the morning and early afternoon, drivers make their deliveries sometimes to the same neighborhoods and client’s week in and week out. This program is so great that even Lindsey Wilson student’s participate in the charity event during fall break. They take a trip to New York City and either help make food for the community or they can either help go out and deliver the food to the community. I think it would be a great experience for most people to have because you never know when you could be that person that gets to sick and can’t make their own food. But also some projects that God’s love we deliver have done are annual fundraiser where they have a 4 mile run/walk in Central Park, followed by a distance Kid’s Race. The race is a symbol to ensure that no person ever has to face the unthinkable combination of illness and hunger. But now the business is up and running God 's Love moves to a new 20,000 square foot temporary home at 630 Flushing Ave, in Williamsburg, a former Pfizer Inc. but God 's Love We Deliver launches $25 million Expansion Campaign for their new home because they need extra space for the next 25
God 's Love We Deliver is a non-profitable organization that tries to improve the health of men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other illnesses. They prepare and deliver high quality meals to people because of their illnesses and because they are unable to prepare meals for themselves. They also provide illness specific nutrition education and counseling to their clients, families, and care providers. All of God’s love we deliver services are provided free of charge without regard to income.
It all started with a lady named Ganga Stone, her church would visit sick people at the hospital every week to pray for them. Very little would she know that her trip that day would change her life forever. …show more content…
Other restaurants joined in and help Ganga and volunteers deliver an average of 50 meals per week. In 1998 Gods love we deliver had their first van donated to them by the mayor of the city, they named it “big blue”. In 1989 Honoring the growing number of dedicated volunteers, God 's Love We Deliver hosts its first Volunteer Appreciation Party at West Park Presbyterian Church. By 1997 God 's Love We Deliver delivers its two millionth meal! God 's Love We Deliver delivers, on average, to over 1,000 clients per day. In 2001 God 's Love We Deliver expands its mission to serve clients living with serious illnesses other than HIV/AIDS. They also prepared 3,000 meals for search and rescue workers in the days following September 11. In 2012 when Hurricane Sandy 's destruction happen, God 's Love delivered 8,000 meals to people displaced by Sandy and 2,300 emergency meal kits called "Sandy Bags" to their …show more content…
By 8:30am, all vans are away. For the rest of the morning and early afternoon, drivers make their deliveries sometimes to the same neighborhoods and client’s week in and week out. This program is so great that even Lindsey Wilson student’s participate in the charity event during fall break. They take a trip to New York City and either help make food for the community or they can either help go out and deliver the food to the community. I think it would be a great experience for most people to have because you never know when you could be that person that gets to sick and can’t make their own food. But also some projects that God’s love we deliver have done are annual fundraiser where they have a 4 mile run/walk in Central Park, followed by a distance Kid’s Race. The race is a symbol to ensure that no person ever has to face the unthinkable combination of illness and hunger. But now the business is up and running God 's Love moves to a new 20,000 square foot temporary home at 630 Flushing Ave, in Williamsburg, a former Pfizer Inc. but God 's Love We Deliver launches $25 million Expansion Campaign for their new home because they need extra space for the next 25