Showing posts with label wheels for hope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wheels for hope. Show all posts
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Wheels for Hope Seeking Car Donations
Wheels4Hope
would like to thank you, the Grace Covenant community, for your support. Together, we are meeting our mission to repair
donated cars and recycle them back into the local community. We do this because
we know that a car that starts opens the doors to education, employment, and an
improved quality of life. Do you have an
extra car that needs a new home? Change
an Asheville family’s life. Donate your car today! Give us a call at (828)
633-6888. We will take care of the paperwork, coordinate the pick-up, and you’ll
get a great tax advantage. www.wheels4hope.org/Asheville
Recycling cars, changing lives!
Monday, January 18, 2016
Christmas Eve Offering
As you know, our Christmas Eve offering this year was dedicated to Wheels 4 Hope. This offering totaled $3030, with an additional $373 to the organization from Reclaiming Christmas sales. We are happy to support this wonderful organization!
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Get to Know Wheels4Hope
Wheels4Hope
The GCPC Serve Committee wants you to be aware of Wheels4Hope, a wonderful organization
in Asheville that pairs folks in need with reliable transportation.
This ministry dramatically changes peoples lives as transportation is a
door to education, employment, and an improved quality of life. One of
the Wheels4Hope cars is parked outside the narthex throughout the month
of December. Please stop, take a look, and read the information about
the program posted in the windows of the car. All of the offering that
we take at our Christmas Eve services will go to support Wheels4Hope
this year!
Monday, June 29, 2015
Wheels For Hope
Donated cars really do change lives! Check out this great story from the paper! Do you have a car that is ready for its next life?
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Wheels For Hope
Donated cars really do change lives! Check out this great story from the paper! Do you have a car that is ready for its next life?
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