The Eyes Have It!
Greater Greenwood United Ministry (GGUM) is proud to announce two new partners providing eye care for Greenwood residents who cannot afford care.
Greater Greenwood United Ministry extends the hands of Jesus Christ to assist those in our community in life and medical crisis.
Greater Greenwood United Ministry addresses the needs of the “whole person”, offering assistance to keep individuals in their home with the lights on, and critical medical care that will improve quantity and quality of life.
Join over 65 local churches in partnership with Greater Greenwood United Ministry. Working together makes a much larger impact on those in crisis in our community.
Together we can:
It certainly does take a village…….
Ecclesiastes 4:9 tells us, “Two are better than one, because they will have a good return for their labor”. Give of your gifts, talents, and resources, as you are able. Nothing you can share is too small, as it will be joined with others’ gifts, talents, and resources for good.
Consider the following ways to connect with us:
The Greater Greenwood Crisis Ministry serves individuals facing a life crisis.
Services available include:
The Greater Greenwood United Ministries Free Medical Clinic serves anyone who cannot afford health insurance yet does not qualify for Medicaid or Medicare.
Services available include:
$94,347.28 in financial assistance
for rent evictions and utility disconnections.
14,275 pounds of food
from the emergency food pantry.
62 referrals for employment
and financial coaching.
63 received
free eyeglasses.
1,575
patients
accepted for medical care visits.
4,422
medications dispensed.
$1,186,843 value
of services offered through the GGUM Free Medical Clinic.
If not you... Who?
If not now...When?
We need you to respond to the hundreds in our community who face life and medical crisis every day! Together, God will work through Greater Greenwood United Ministry to offer help to “the least of these.”
Greater Greenwood United Ministry (GGUM) is proud to announce two new partners providing eye care for Greenwood residents who cannot afford care.
“Let your Light Shine” was this year’s theme, and the light beamed.
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