Micah Cox was given his name when he was adopted at birth. As an adult, he learned what his name meant. “I met a guy in New Jersey and he asked me if I knew what my name means. I told him no. He then said, ‘Well, do some work on it.’ And I thought
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News
Lilly Endowment Challenge Matching Grant
Very Exciting News! At the Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. (CCF) Founders and Friends event, Operation Inasmuch received this year’s $50,000 Lilly Endowment Challenge Matching Grant. The grant will build Operation Inasmuch’s Endowment Fund. This will create a continued source of income for our ministry for years to come. This very generous grant will match every
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Hurricane Relief Grant
On October 12, the Cumberland County Foundation (CCF) awarded a Hurricane Relief Grant to Operation Inasmuch. The grant reimbursed us for additional operational expenses incurred by opening an emergency shelter which took care of 18 family members during Hurricane Florence. We are so grateful for CCF’s generosity and their commitment to making Cumberland County and
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A ROOF! A BED! A CHANCE!
Drive-thru Fundraiser! To Build a Men’s Humanitarian Shelter Thank you to everyone who came out to support the fundraiser!!! we were able to raise…..Drum Roll Please $16,225 Plus $6,325 in pledges! Demographics 40 bed Humanitarian Shelter exclusively serving men. 36 metal commercial single beds, standard size of 30” x 76”. 4 oversized beds
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Is There A Doctor In The House?
Since 2012, we have been able to answer that question with a resounding, Yes! Dr. Al Hartness, MD has made the homeless and struggling people of Fayetteville a priority in his volunteer medical ministry. Sharing the love of Christ, Doctor Al brings decades of experience as a medical-missionary. We are so grateful for his years
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Lawday 2015
And The Ruling Is …Great Job! On Thursday April 30, members of the Cumberland County Bar Association, including the Ft. Bragg JAG office set aside this day to volunteer their time.These lawyers as well as retired Judge Beth Keever painted our lobby and dining room and spruced up the Inasmuch campus. On weekday http://www.eta-i.org/ambien.html mornings hundreds gather in this room
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