Match Day Dollars will be used for our Peer Support Program, transportation costs for residents and to implement several sober recovery activities and events for those in the community and in our homes working on their recovery from addiction. Our focus will be to engage those in recovery in the community to begin services

At Morgan’s Place Cemetery, every dollar donated goes directly toward supporting grieving families who have experienced the loss of a baby. Our mission is rooted in dignity, compassion, and faith — and your support helps us provide critical services during a family’s most difficult moments. Burials: We offer free burial services for babies lost

We will be using the Match Day funds to help with our Health and Wellness programming. Equipment is always needing replaced/updated. Over 52% of our daily visits is for some type of healthy living activity whether it is a class, using our fitness room w/athletic trainer or attending a health luncheon. We also focus

Match Day funds will be used to support shelter resident programming including: Transportation Program - provides needed transportation to medical appointments, counseling, court, job interviews and more Car Program - allows residents to work towards earning a donated vehicle through obtaining their license, taking a car maintenance course and volunteering for 10 hours. The

Your support will allow SCARF to continue to keep the animals at the Shelby County Animal Shelter adoptable by providing vital vet care including spay and neuter procedures until they find their forever home.

Leveling the Field for Our Athletes: Match Day 2025 At Jackson Center Local Schools, athletics are more than games—they’re opportunities for students to learn teamwork, discipline, and perseverance. Our community takes great pride in supporting student-athletes who represent Jackson Center with determination and heart. This year, the Jackson Center Athletic Booster Club is participating

Shelby County Arc will use Match Day gifts to help support its year-round social and recreational programming for young children, teens and adults with developmental disabilities. Current programming includes a day camp and an overnight camp held each summer, monthly nights out for three different age groups, a bowling league, and a variety of

Match Day Dollars will be used for our critical home repair program and construction work in Shelby County for homeowner and future homeowners. This funding supports our ability to provide these critical services and purchase the needed materials to complete the construction related work.

Behind every abused or neglected child is a story of resilience, and behind every child we serve is a caring advocate. CASA volunteers walk alongside children through the chaos of placement changes and the court system, making sure their needs and voices are never overlooked. But volunteers don’t do this work alone; they are

Grace is excited to use the Match Day dollars to continue to grow our support in many areas. The Tanzania Vulnerable Girls Project consists of identifying and removing young girls that are being sold and abused by relatives, the Tanzania Village Ministry is an outreach evangelism program that provides food, medicine, and education, to