HOW CAN I SUPPORT AND HELP?
Why does your gift of time, talent, or treasure matter?
The Red Door/Church of the Advocate, has suspended group gathering , but is still providing meals and community support. See details: HERE
How does the gift change the giver?
Your gifts matter because they impact the community as a whole. Welcoming your neighbor and sharing what you have, no matter how small or large, changes us. We often think we have to provide the whole meal, a case of socks, be present with someone for hours, or offer something elaborate or expensive. That is not true. It is the kindness and generosity you bring that is the most important. A kind word, socks, snacks, or a pair of sturdy used shoes, can be such a tremendous gesture not only for the receiver, but for the giver.
Join us to support the Church of the Advocate
The Red Door Ministry at the Church of the Advocate is a worshiping community of the Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina. Our ministry provides clothing and shoes, counseling and work experience, and community meals for our neighbors who are living on the margins. We rely on YOUR kind support to continue this ministry that has served our community for 20 years.
Please join the people and ministry of The Red Door by making a donation of any amount through our DONATE button on every web page or go directly to this link: https://onrealm.org/ChurchtheAdvoca/-/give/now
or Donate by text
Text "RedDoorAVL" to 73256 to give using your mobile device. This number will never send unsolicited texts to you. To cancel further messages, text STOP. If you need assistance with text giving, text HELP. Either way of donating is completely secure with RECEIPTS for your giving emailed to you.
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