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Sub-total column 4 _____ Sub-total column 5 _____ Athens Area Benevolence Market Shopping List of Symbolic Gifts Symbolic gift items are listed for each participating agency. At the Market, visit the agency booths to learn more about these symbolic gifts and the people served by their programs. Choose your gifts, add the totals, and pay by cash or check at the cashier desk. Make checks payable to the Holiday Benevolence Market. Credit cards can be used with a 3% surcharge. Turn this form in with your payment at the cashier desk. Fill out the list on the separate page as a copy for your records. To make a contribution after the Market, fill out this form and mail it with your check to Holiday Benevolence Market, P.O. Box 1592, Athens, GA 30603. Thank you for your support! Sub-total column 1 _____ Sub-total column 2 _____ Sub-total column 3 _____ Thank You! Action Ministries Athens Meal for 5 children at Hallmark Mobile Home Park through Smart Lunch Smart Kid program $5 __ Classroom supplies for GED and money management classes $25 ___ Meal for 50 guests at Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen $50 ___ American Red Cross of East Ga Vaccinate one child against the deadly threat of measles $5 ___ Basic necessities such as toothpaste, soap, and shampoo to 10 people after a disaster $25 ___ Provide 20 wounded service members with healing programs in hospitals $160 ___ The Ark United Ministry Outreach Center Heaters for elderly neighbors $15 ___ Special needs: gas vouchers, work boots, emergency medication $50 ___ Rent to prevent homelessness $100 ___ Athens Area Emergency Food Bank Juice or baby formula $5 ___ Feed 1 person for a week $35 ___ Feed 1 family for a week $100 ___ Athens Area Habitat for Humanity Box of nails for baseboard installation $5 ___ Paint for a child’s room $25 ___ Window in a family’s new home $100 ___ Athens Area Homeless Shelter Gift card for resident to Christmas shop for her family $5 ___ Diapers for homeless infant $20 ___ Week of child care for homeless child $50 ___ Athens Area Humane Society Help feed homeless pets $20 ___ Help spay/neuter animals in need $50 ___ Healing Paws Medical Fund $100 ___ Athens Canine Rescue Leash or a toy for a foster dog $5 ___ Feed one small foster dog for a month $30 ___ Spay/neuter a foster dog $50 ___ Athens-Clarke Literacy Council Instructional materials for one section in a GED preparation class $25 ___ Bus pass for the semester for a student needing transportation to class $25 ___ Scholarship for an adult learner to take the GED examination $100 ___ Athens Community Council on Aging, Inc. Bag of groceries for a homebound senior $5 ___ Transportation to doctor for dialysis $20 ___ Day of care at the Adult Day Health Center $60 ___ Athens Land Trust Vegetable seeds for a school or community garden $5 ___ Fresh produce for nutrition and sustainable agriculture education in CCSD schools or the West Broad Market Garden $25 ___ One square foot of a permanently affordable home for a low-income family $100 ___ Athens Neighborhood Health Ctr Character Band-Aids or bag of lollipops $5 ___ Adult flu vaccine $25 ___ New patient visit $50 ___ Athens Nurses Clinic Personal care kit, with supplies to assist indigent patients with daily hygiene $10 ___ Routine lab tests to best medically diagnose and treat patients $20 ___ Woman’s health appointment for indigent woman $50 ___ Athens Tutorial Program Notebook, paper, and pencils $5 ___ A book for a child $10 ___ Educational software $25 ___ Bethlehem Ministry Fuel for clinic’s generator $5 ___ Goat for Jatrofa Projenou $25 ___ Child’s education for a year $300 ___ Books for Keeps Three books for an Athens-area child in need $5 ___ 12 books and a tote bag for one child $30 ___ Sponsor four children, providing them each with 12 books to keep $120 ___ Casa de Amistad Pencil, representing our adult English classes and K-12 after school programs $5 ___ Apple, representing our monthly food distribution programs $10 ___ Candles, representing our case management and advocacy program $15 ___ Children First, Inc. Art Project for one child in foster care $5 ___ One hour Court Appointed Special Advocate training $20 ___ One hour of visitation for a child in foster care $35 ___ Clarke County Mentor Program Activity for a mentor/mentee pair (e.g. craft, journal, game) $5 ___ Travel to business/civic group to recruit mentors $10 ___ Recruitment, training, and support of mentor/mentee pair for a year $150 ___ Community Connection of Northeast Georgia Printing and distributing 200 Community Connection pocket resource guides $50 ___ Training for 2-1-1 volunteers $100 ___ Neighborhood based needs assessment and asset mapping focus group $150 ___ Economic Justice Coalition Natural Cleaning products for Peachy Green Clean Cooperative $10 ___ Four hours living wage to do community education about living wages $25 ___ House Cleaning by Peachy Green Clean for an elderly or disabled person $65 ___ Extra Special People Week’s snacks for a child in after-school programs $5 ___ Afternoon session at ESP 360 $10 ___ Week of camp for child with a disability $200 ___ Georgia Options Three round-trip bus passes $10 ___ Clothing or beauty supplies $25 ___ Pair of tickets for a community event $50 ___ Interfaith Hospitality Network of Athens, Inc. 3 round-trip bus passes $10 ___ 2 value packs of diapers (40-80ct) $35 ___ Childcare for one child for one week $100 ___ Mercy Health Center Bus pass to-and-from appointment $5 ___ Prescription medication $10 ___ Flu shot $15 ___ Nancy Travis Childcare Project One set of counting blocks $25 ___ One morning of quality childcare while mom attends job-readiness class $45 ___ One full week of full-time quality childcare $180 ___ Prevent Child Abuse Athens Newborn outfit, bibs or pacifier $5 ___ Package of diapers $10 ___ Car seat $50 ___ Project Safe Bus passes for one shelter resident for one week $10 ___ Gas cards for hotline callers fleeing Athens due to an abusive relationship $25 ___ One night at a motel under an assumed name when our shelter is full $80 ___ Samaritan Center for Counseling and Wellness Crayons for play therapy for children with a history of trauma $5 ___ Therapeutic wellness session for one low income client $10 ___ One counseling session for uninsured or under-insured client $35 ___ United Way of NE Georgia’s Wee Read Program: Success by Six Two books in the mail for one child $5 ___ Book a month in the mail for one year for one child $25 ___ Book a month in the mail for one child for five years $125 ___ Sub-total column 6 _____ Sub-total column 5 _____ Sub-total column 4 _____ Sub-total column 3 _____ Sub-total column 2 _____ Sub-total column 1 _____ TOTAL __________
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Athens Area Benevolence Market
Shopping List of Symbolic GiftsSymbolic gift items are listed for each participating agency. At the Market, visit the agency booths to learn more about these symbolic gifts and the people served by their programs. Choose your gifts, add the totals, and pay by cash or check at the cashier desk. Make checks payable to the Holiday Benevolence Market. Credit cards can be used with a 3% surcharge.
Turn this form in with your payment at the cashier desk. Fill out the list on the separate page as a copy for your records.
To make a contribution after the Market, fill out this form and mail it with your check to Holiday Benevolence Market, P.O. Box 1592, Athens, GA 30603. Thank you for your support!
Sub-total column 1 _____ Sub-total column 2 _____ Sub-total column 3 _____ Thank You!
Action Ministries Athens Meal for 5 children at Hallmark Mobile Home Park through Smart Lunch Smart Kid program $5 __
Classroom supplies for GED and money management classes $25 ___
Meal for 50 guests at Our Daily Bread Community Kitchen $50 ___
American Red Cross of East GaVaccinate one child against the deadly threat of measles $5 ___
Basic necessities such as toothpaste, soap, and shampoo to 10 people after a disaster $25 ___
Provide 20 wounded service members with healing programs in hospitals $160 ___
The Ark United Ministry Outreach CenterHeaters for elderly neighbors $15 ___
Special needs: gas vouchers, work boots, emergency medication $50 ___
Rent to prevent homelessness $100 ___
Athens Area Emergency Food BankJuice or baby formula $5 ___
Feed 1 person for a week $35 ___
Feed 1 family for a week $100 ___
Athens Area Habitat for HumanityBox of nails for baseboard installation $5 ___
Paint for a child’s room $25 ___
Window in a family’s newhome $100 ___
Athens Area Homeless ShelterGift card for resident to Christmas shop for her family $5 ___
Diapers for homeless infant $20 ___
Week of child care for homeless child $50 ___
Athens Area Humane SocietyHelp feed homeless pets $20 ___
Help spay/neuter animals in need $50 ___
Healing Paws Medical Fund $100 ___
Athens Canine RescueLeash or a toy for a foster dog $5 ___
Feed one small foster dog for a month $30 ___
Spay/neuter a foster dog $50 ___
Athens-Clarke Literacy CouncilInstructional materials for one section in a GED preparation class $25 ___
Bus pass for the semester for a student needing transportation to class $25 ___
Scholarship for an adult learner to take the GED examination $100 ___
Athens Community Council on Aging, Inc.Bag of groceries for a homebound senior $5 ___
Transportation to doctor for dialysis $20 ___
Day of care at the Adult Day Health Center $60 ___
Athens Land TrustVegetable seeds for a school or community garden $5 ___
Fresh produce for nutrition and sustainable agriculture education in CCSD schools or the West Broad Market Garden $25 ___
One square foot of a permanently affordable home for a low-income family $100 ___
Athens Neighborhood Health CtrCharacter Band-Aids or bag of lollipops $5 ___
Adult flu vaccine $25 ___
New patient visit $50 ___
Athens Nurses ClinicPersonal care kit, with suppliesto assist indigent patients withdaily hygiene $10 ___
Routine lab tests to best medically diagnose and treat patients $20 ___
Woman’s health appointmentfor indigent woman $50 ___
Athens Tutorial ProgramNotebook, paper, and pencils $5 ___
A book for a child $10 ___
Educational software $25 ___
Bethlehem MinistryFuel for clinic’s generator $5 ___
Goat for Jatrofa Projenou $25 ___
Child’s education for a year $300 ___
Books for KeepsThree books for an Athens-area child in need $5 ___
12 books and a tote bag for one child $30 ___
Sponsor four children, providing them each with 12 books to keep $120 ___
Casa de AmistadPencil, representing our adult English classes and K-12 after school programs $5 ___
Apple, representing our monthly food distribution programs $10 ___
Candles, representing our casemanagement and advocacy program $15 ___
Children First, Inc.Art Project for one child in foster care $5 ___
One hour Court Appointed Special Advocate training $20 ___
One hour of visitation for a child in foster care $35 ___
Clarke County Mentor ProgramActivity for a mentor/mentee pair (e.g. craft, journal, game) $5 ___
Travel to business/civic group to recruit mentors $10 ___
Recruitment, training, and support of mentor/mentee pair for a year $150 ___
Community Connection of Northeast GeorgiaPrinting and distributing 200Community Connection pocketresource guides $50 ___
Training for 2-1-1 volunteers $100 ___
Neighborhood based needs assessmentand asset mapping focus group $150 ___
Economic Justice CoalitionNatural Cleaning products for Peachy Green Clean Cooperative $10 ___
Four hours living wage to do community education about living wages $25 ___
House Cleaning by Peachy Green Clean for an elderly or disabled person $65 ___
Extra Special PeopleWeek’s snacks for a child in after-school programs $5 ___
Afternoon session at ESP 360 $10 ___
Week of camp for child with a disability $200 ___
Georgia OptionsThree round-trip bus passes $10 ___
Clothing or beauty supplies $25 ___
Pair of tickets for a community event $50 ___
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Athens, Inc.3 round-trip bus passes $10 ___
2 value packs of diapers (40-80ct) $35 ___
Childcare for one child for one week $100 ___
Mercy Health CenterBus pass to-and-from appointment $5 ___
Prescription medication $10 ___
Flu shot $15 ___
Nancy Travis Childcare ProjectOne set of counting blocks $25 ___
One morning of quality childcare while mom attends job-readiness class $45 ___
One full week of full-time quality childcare $180 ___
Prevent Child Abuse AthensNewborn outfit, bibs or pacifier $5 ___
Package of diapers $10 ___
Car seat $50 ___
Project SafeBus passes for one shelter resident for one week $10 ___
Gas cards for hotline callers fleeing Athens due to an abusive relationship $25 ___
One night at a motel under an assumed name when our shelter is full $80 ___
Samaritan Center for Counseling and WellnessCrayons for play therapy for children with a history of trauma $5 ___
Therapeutic wellness session for one low income client $10 ___
One counseling session for uninsured or under-insured client $35 ___
United Way of NE Georgia’s Wee Read Program: Success by SixTwo books in the mail for one child $5 ___
Book a month in the mail for one year for one child $25 ___
Book a month in the mail for one child for five years $125 ___
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Holiday Benevolence MarketDecember 6, 2015 w Noon - 2pm
Fellowship Hall w First Presbyterian Church185 East Hancock Avenue w Athens, GA
Shop for gifts that make a differenceLight lunch w Live music
Support local non-profit agencies
Participating CongregationsCongregation Children of Israel w Ebenezer Baptist Church West w First AME Church w First Baptist Church
First Christian Church w First Presbyterian Church w Oconee Street United Methodist ChurchUnitarian-Universalist Fellowship of Athens w United Way of NE Georgia
Holiday Benevolence MarketThe Holiday Benevolence Market began in 1994 as a joint venture between First Presbyterian member Mary Burton and the First Presbyterian Outreach committee. In 2003, other Athens congregations joined. This year, 8 congregations and the United Way are participating, and 30 nonprofit organizations are represented at the market.
What is a Symbolic Gift?wA symbolic gift is a donation that helps a non-profit agency based in the Athens area continue its work
throughout the year.
wEach of our 30 participating agencies has listed needed items with a suggested donation.
wCheck off the items you would like to give from the shopping list, add the totals, and write a single check to the Holiday Benevolence Market to give to the cashier as you leave.
wWe accept credit cards. A 3% surcharge will be added to credit card purchases.
wRetain a copy of your donation sheet for your tax records. Your donation will be paid to the agencies you choose at the end of December.
If you would like a card to share a symbolic gift with a friend or loved one, they are available to purchase at the cashier desk.
Holiday Benevolence Market Payment FormName ___________________________________________________________________________________________Street Address ___________________________________________________________________________________City ________________________________State ________________________ Zip ___________________________ Phone_______________________________Email _______________________________________________________
I give permission for the Holiday Benevolence Market to release my name and address to the agencies for which I have purchased gifts: YES _______ NO _______
Symbolic Gift Total: ____
Gift Card Totals:
____ cards/envelopes at $.50 each ____
____ insert cards at $.25 each ____
3% Surcharge for Credit Cards: ____
Total: ____
Make checks payable to: Holiday Benevolence Market
You may mail this shopping list with your gift requests and check to: Holiday Benevolence Market, P.O. Box 1592, Athens, GA 30603
Congregation Sponsor to Credit:
Congregation Children of Israel ____ Ebenezer Baptist Church West ____ First AME Church ____First Baptist Church ____First Christian Church ____First Presbyterian Church ____Oconee Street United Methodist ____Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship ____ None of the above ____
The Benevolence Market thanks the Athens Banner-Herald for its continued support.
