Photo by Lee Collins
CCEA Events
There is always something happening!!
Please Check Calendar for Future Events
Support the
organizations that support the CCEA:
Generation Station
Out of School Program
September 4th - June 6th
Monday-Thursday
2:45-5:00 pm
Location:
290 Whitehall Rd
Elkton MD 21921
Thank You from the Food Pantry!
I want to thank everyone for their response to the needs of the Food Pantry.
Please keep the donations coming. We now
provide food to almost as many clients in a week as we used to
provide to a month's worth of clients just 2 years ago.
Thank you again for responding to our need......
God Bless our donors and volunteers.
We are so grateful for your support of this ministry
As always, anything you can give is gratefully
accepted.....
Thanks for supporting the food pantry!
Redner’s Receipts
The CCEA collects Redner’s receipts. Receipts
can be put in the collection basket or dropped off at your church or
CCEA office.
Please submit the whole receipt as partial receipts will not be considered.
Refund from the Redner receipts covers the expenditure for meats purchased by food pantry staff for our clients. Thank you for your assistance, it is appreciated.
For Sale:
Acorn 130 Indoor Stairlift. Minimal use. Purchased October 2017 for $3500. Asking price $2,800
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Generation Station (GS) soy candles are back!
These candles are made by GS students
8 oz candles $10 each
Candles are available at
The Old Gray Mare
Gift Shoppe LLC
17 Bohemia Avenue
Chesapeake City, MD 21915
Phone: (410)
885-2655
Benefit of soy candles:
No toxins,
carcinogens or pollutants which means our candles are
less likely to trigger allergies. No petrol-carbon soot like you get
from petroleum-based paraffin candles.
Longer lasting. Soy wax
burns cooler which means that you can enjoy your soy wax candle for
generally 30-50% longer than a paraffin candle.
Help the children earn money to support GS program.
Maryland SHIP Health Action Newsletter
VBS,
July 28 – August 1, 2019, 5-8 pm at Town Point UMC
Beautiful Print for Sale
Benefits the CCEA
History behind the print
Stop by
Belle Connell's Emporium
The CCEA provides food, clothing and
household item free of charge.
We also provide financial assistance but there is no cash on
site.
The CCEA provides special funding for needs such as rent and utility
payments. Financial
assistance is provided via electronic check to the company providing
the service, never directly to our clients.
If we can
help you please come in and talk to us.
The
CCEA Wellness Program
is alive and well.
Come check it out.
Our new nurse is amazing.
Wednesdays from 9-noon, 227 Basil Ave
The CCEA is in need of volunteers:
If you are interested please call 443 553 4049 or email
outreach@ccea4u.com for more information on the positions.
A volunteer application is available on-line at
http://www.formstack.com/forms/?1335736-QZWKk2ecVO
911 Service Intro Video
Thanks to all who helped make this a successful event
Location: Pell Garden Park
Chesapeake City, MD 21915, USA
224 South Bridge Street, Elkton, MD
(410) 398 8870
The CCEA can receive 10% refund from Pat’s
Pizza in Elkton for items purchased from that location which have
not already discounted.
Please drop your receipt from Pat’s in your
CCEA church collection basket, deliver to the CCEA 227 Basil Ave,
Chesapeake City, MD or mail to PO Box 244 Chesapeake City, MD 21915
The CCEA appreciates your support!
The West Cecil Health Center is now booking appointments for
dental care of all ages with and without insurance and with MD
Medical Assistance. Those without insurance will be assessed on a
sliding fee scale for most services. This scale is different from the
one used for sliding fee medical care at West Cecil.
The phone number to schedule an appointment
is 410-378-9696 and
follow the prompts.
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