While at check-in Gloria shared with our volunteer that seven months ago she had visited HCC for the first time and asked for prayer for her husband.
Even though we made these lifelong friends stand six feet apart when they recently visited HCC, their motivation to persevere could be felt instantly!
The lines are longer than usual at Harvest Compassion Centers and the heartbreaking stories can take an emotional toll on all of us.
The HCCs are safe spaces where there is always someone who will listen to, care for and truly love those who are hurting.
Meet our friend Ammar, an Arabi refugee who recently fled Iraq for safety in the United States.
One of HCC’s amazing Serving SPROUTS and her family found a creative way to cool off and raise funds for HCC.
Last month, while finishing clean-up duties at HCC, one of our directors heard a girl crying behind a dumpster outside.
This month’s monthly motivation is truly COMPASSION IN ACTION!
This month’s monthly motivation involves an HCC volunteer who was recently diagnosed with a few tumors growing on the lining of his stomach.
Did you ever wonder what a pile of 101,640 Q-Tips looks like?
