Chesapeake City Ecumenical Association (CCEA)

Christians United in Service to the Community

Registered 501(c)3

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CCEA has a new website under development . Please check it out!

We Love Our Clients, Donors and Volunteers

 

Businesses that Support the CCEA

The CCEA has a president -  Welcon Mr. Mike Hogan

Vice-President - Mrs. Celestine Hall

Secretary, Ms. Sheryl Bostwick

Treasurer – Ms. Barbara Zasowski

Congratulations to all and best wishes to this winning team.

   

*Checkout the Happenings link for the latest news and pantry needs!

Happenings

*****Bike-A-Thon*****

 





Care Boxes

Seniors: Our participants really enjoyed the care boxes with Valentine's cards and treats from Girl Scout Troop 222 in February. I had a lovely visit with the residents at Canal Town Apartments on 2/17 to update our paperwork and heard very appreciative feedback from them. We had two new residents register for our program and one more who is interested (just waiting on getting their registration forms back). This will bring our number up to 16 seniors that we will create care boxes for every other month. We will be meeting on Saturday, April 6, to make the next batch of care boxes for the seniors, to be delivered on Tuesday, April 9. 

 Students: We made 26 care packages for Chesapeake City Elem students on Saturday, March 9, that were delivered to the school the following Tuesday. These care packages are distributed one per child per weekend. We will plan on making more mid-April when needed.

 Please keep in mind that we really need meal items (Hormel microwave meals, canned ravioli, soups, mac n cheese cups, etc.) as well as items such as fruit cups, veggie cups, applesauce, and other individually-packaged snack items, for both of these groups that receive care boxes. Thank you to everyone who supports this ministry!

 With gratitude,

 Kelly Fields

Care Box Coordinator


Need Help with Evictions

Cecil County Health Department

 

We want to remind you about the assistance available through the Department of Social Services for households facing eviction and homelessness. If your household income is below 30% of the annual median income for Cecil County and you have received a court-ordered eviction notice, we're here to help. Don't wait until it's too late. Call 410-996-0100 to inquire about eviction assistance and prevent literal homelessness. In April alone, there were 21 evictions in Cecil County, but only 4 requests for eviction assistance. Please share this information with those who may need it.

Additionally, some of you may not be aware that Deep Roots can be a resource for children who are "at risk" of homelessness even if their family is not residing at Deep Roots. In particular, local agencies have been receiving calls for assistance from families who are living in motel rooms with children. Deep Roots hosts many activities for children and can arrange for transportation in some cases as well. If you are aware of a family who might be interested in this resource for their child/ren, please contact Jessica Stone at Deep Roots at 410-275-2194.

 

Let's ensure that no family in Cecil County faces eviction or homelessness without knowing the available resources. Together, we can make a difference! Please feel free to forward this information as appropriate

 Check CCEA YouTube Channel for Event Videos

https://www.youtube.com/@ccea4uoutreach709


 

Recent Redner’s Receipt Issues

*     Redner’s reward card not used

*     Redner’s will not accept reprints

*     Information missing from bottom of receipt, which tells CCEA and Redner’s the % and amount to be claimed. 

Missing information renders receipt unusable and waste your time and CCEA volunteer’s time.  Please help the CCEA get the most from this program by providing useful receipts.

       

 

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Food Pantry supplies are very low! Our clients are back and in need of food




Please arrive no later than 11:45 so that we may serve you. 

 

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The AmazonSmile customer-directed donation program will permanently shut down on February 20, 2023.

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The CCEA Wellness Program is alive and well. 

Come check it out.

Our nurses are amazing. 

Wednesdays from 9-11:45, 227 Basil Ave

Call 410-885-3244 or email  Wellness@ccea4u.com

for an appointment



 

Virtually visit the CCEA to find many treasures in our Clothing & Home Pantry

Furniture Looking for a Good Home:

Call 410-885-2365 for pickup or delivery info.

3 - dining room chairs

1 - whicker seat and old style chair

4 - dining room table chairs

2 - formal chairs

1 - Living room recliner

1 - Large dining room table - seats up to 6 chairs for table size

1 - small dining room table - seats up to 4 chairs for table size

1 - wall mirror 2' x 3' wood framed

1 - marble topped dresser about 24"D x 4'W x 35" high

1 - small grandfather clock craftsman made

1 - dining room hutch about 6' high for dishes - matches a dining room table listed above

3 - living room entertainment cabinets units with top glass doors which have back lighting and bottom shelves or doors

Virtually visit the food panty then stop by for food!

Watch the Cecil College Video

The CCEA is in need of Volunteers: 

If you are interested please call 410-885-3244 or email president@ccea4u.com for more information on the positions. Pleae complete the volunteer applications below:

Volunteer Application

 

 

COVID-19 Funeral Assistance

 

https://www.ccgov.org/government/community-services/housing

Maryland SHIP Health Action Newsletter

 

 

 

 

The CCEA is in need of Volunteers: 

If you are interested please call 410-885-3244 or email president@ccea4u.com for more information on the positions. Pleae complete the volunteer applications below:

Volunteer Application




 

 

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Clothing and Household Items not taken by our clients are donated to AMVETS.

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Benefits the CCEA

History behind the print

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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. 

 

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Thanks to all who helped make this a successful event
 
Location: Pell Garden Park

 Chesapeake City, MD 21915, USA


     


 


 


 




 


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