rachel pelaia

April 30, 2021

Community

Volunteers Needed for Twice Blessed Free Store

rachel pelaia

April 30, 2021

Community

Volunteers Needed for Twice Blessed Free Store

Join us on Saturday, May 22, from 9am-1pm as we clear out the “junk” and on Sunday, May 23, from 1:30- 5:30pm to do a thorough cleaning of the church building.

rachel pelaia

September 21, 2020

Community, Newsletter

Twice Blessed Free Store Updates

rachel pelaia

September 21, 2020

Community, Newsletter

For the rest of 2020, donations will only be accepted one week of each month. Donations will be accepted from 9:30am-4:00pm at RRUMC on October 5-8, November 2- 5, and on November 30-December 3.

rachel pelaia

July 20, 2020

Newsletter

Twice Blessed Free Store Reopening Plans

rachel pelaia

July 20, 2020

Newsletter

Twice Blessed Free Store Reopening Plans

The Twice Blessed Free Store will be reopening on Saturday, August 8 from 10am-12pm and donations will be accepted again beginning Monday, August 10.

rachel pelaia

June 23, 2020

Newsletter, Community

Link-Up Bike Ministry Needs Volunteers

rachel pelaia

June 23, 2020

Newsletter, Community

You are invited to join us Monday evenings and Saturday mornings as we refurbish used bicycles for children and adults.

rachel pelaia

June 16, 2020

Community

Students Need Your Help!

rachel pelaia

June 16, 2020

Community

Our big backpack collection drive has begun and we invite you to donate backpacks for kindergartners to high school aged students.

rachel pelaia

November 8, 2019

Community

New Toys Needed for Our Wonderful Families

rachel pelaia

November 8, 2019

Community

New Toys Needed for Our Wonderful Families

The season of giving has arrived and last year, Twice Blessed Free Store handed out over 800 brand new toys so local children in need could have a special Christmas and we need your help again this year!

rachel pelaia

October 21, 2019

Community, Newsletter

Making a Difference...

rachel pelaia

October 21, 2019

Community, Newsletter

Cleveland ranks second in poverty rates of large U.S. cities and number one for children under the age of 18 who live in a household that is under the poverty threshold.