Women In Need

Friendship House, established in 1977, is a relief ministry sponsored by First Baptist Church of Garland, TX, in collaboration with local churches and community organizations. It aims to address the physical needs of individuals who are unemployed, physically disabled, or facing financial challenges in the Garland, Rowlett, and Sachse communities. The ministry provides essential resources such as food, clothing, household items, linens, Bibles, and referrals to other assistance programs, while also offering opportunities for volunteers to engage in meaningful service. Additionally, Friendship House operates a Mobile Friendship House program, which utilizes a box truck to deliver donated items to apartment complexes in the area. This initiative allows residents to access necessary supplies, engage in spiritual conversations, and participate in Bible studies. The ministry welcomes partnerships with other churches in the region to collectively serve the community and make a positive impact on the lives of over 300 families each week.Generated from the website

The David Omenukor Foundation, founded in 2014 by Dr. Keyna Omenukor after the loss of her husband to colon cancer, is dedicated to fighting cancer and raising awareness about the importance of early screening. With a committed team, including healthcare professionals and advocates, the Foundation works tirelessly to ensure that no individual suffers premature death from cancer, particularly through medical missions and educational workshops in Nigeria. Board members, such as Dr. Obika Melville Omenukor and Attorney Declan Madu, play integral roles in planning and executing the Foundation's initiatives while promoting legislation that supports cancer patients. The Foundation continues to mobilize community leaders and experts to enhance its outreach and contribute to its mission of eradicating cancer's impact on society. Generated from the website