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Serving Jesus By Serving OthersSince 1993
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Food Pantry |
We provide both perishable and non-perishable food items through our pantry. Clients may come once every 30 days as they have need. They must be a resident of Brown County and bring proof of address.
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| Clothing Store |
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Good used clothes are sold in our clothing ministry at 3-pieces-for-$1 or 50-cents-each. We also carry bedding, household items, shoes, accessories and so much more! Most of the people who come to us do not want a hand-out. Our prices are low enough to allow anyone to be able to afford clothing and at the same time give a sense of ownership.
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The Deer Project |
Partnering with hunters, landowners and area processors, Good Samaritan's Deer Project provides protein to needy families via the donation of legally harvested white-tail deer.
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| Samaritan Aid |
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Financial assistance is provided to help families with past due rent and utilities. Payments are made directly to the vendor on the client's behalf. The client must pay a portion of the bill first. Assistance is provided only once during a 24 month period.
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Help for Health |
Financial assistance is available to help Brown County residents with health needs. A client can be assisted with doctor visits, prescriptions, optometrist, eyeglasses, dental, medical supplies, etc. during a 12 month period up to $150.
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| Food for Thought |
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This program is dedicated to improving the lives of Brown County children by providing backpacks full of kid-friendly, shelf-stable food to chronically hungry or food insecure students over the weekends and holidays during the school year. The program is completely free to area schools and is provided at no cost to the students. Students are enrolled in the program by referral of school faculty or staff.
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Disaster Closet |
Household items are collected, stored, and then distributed when there is a need resulting from fire, domestic violence or natural disaster. Items include blankets, cooking utensils, pots/pans, and flatware.
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| Baby Blessings |
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"Starter kits" are provided to new moms who have nothing to use in the care of their newborn. The kits contain a diaper bag full of baby essentials as well as homemade booties and a homemade blanket.
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Misc. |
There are services we can provide for our clients that may not be listed above. Since we are not a governmental organization we are not bound by strict, rigid guidelines. We can bend the rules, which are our own, to meet needs. Examples of services we have provided that would fall under miscellaneous would be: Texas driver's license fee, Texas ID fee, bike repair for a transient, birth certificates. We try to be flexible within our means because we never know when we "may be entertaining angels unaware".
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