Our Partners
We are happy to partner with so many wonderful organizations. Each year our Community Improvement Committee assesses local needs and carefully plans on how your campaign donations can have the greatest impact. Together, we work to improve the quality of life in our communities for all.
Crisis Stability:
We understand that crises happen. We support short-term safety net programs that help get people back on their feet.
American Red Cross - Disaster Services
The Red Cross provides temporary shelter, hot meals, and hope to families coping with a home fire or loss of home following a natural disaster. 440-324-2929
American Red Cross - Service to the Armed Forces
Connects military families with deployed loved ones when an emergency occurs. 440-324-2929
Community Action Commission CAC - Norwalk Emergency Shelter
Homelessness is a true crisis. The CAC offers shelter for up to 90 days while families regain their ability to support themselves.
Dave Harris: 419-668-9823 [email protected]
Catholic Charities - Community Emergency Services
Sometimes a crisis needs a creative solution. Community Emergency Services can help fill the gap when other resources can’t be found.
419-668-3073
Catholic Charities - Miriam House
This shelter offers women and their children a safe place to rebuild their lives and prepare for their futures.
419-668-3073
Firelands Forward - Employer Resources Network
Helping to improve workforce retention through training and support.
David White: 419-625-6421
Norwalk Area United Fund - Blessing Bag
A bag filled with personal care items for those in need. Families and individuals are identified and referred to the program by our United Fund Board & other agencies.
419-668-0269 [email protected]
Norwalk Clothing Bank - Social Service
Filling a basic need, the clothing bank provides gently used clothing to individuals and families.
Sarah Davis: 419-668-6977 [email protected]
Salvation Army - Social Services
Sometimes what is needed is a hand-up during rocky times. Short-term assistance and crisis advocacy can help.
Captain Heather Purvis: 419-668-4090 [email protected];vationarmy.org
Services for Aging - Senior Express Transportation
Loss of access and mobility is a crisis for our elders. Senior Transportation provides rides to doctor appointments, the grocery store, and more.
Merry Holida: 419-668-6245 [email protected]
Simon Acts - Operation Hope
Meeting the needs of our vulnerable neighbors in crisis with emergency assistance and food.
Mark Chase 419-651-5797 [email protected]
Wakeman Caring Community - Community Support
A caring group of community members providing food to the hungry.
Pam Sharp: 440-965-7809 [email protected]
Education:
We believe that education is the foundation upon which we build our future. These programs have proven to nurture families with educational opportunities to achieve their full potential.
Huron County Dolly Parton Imagination Library
Free age-appropriate books for children birth to five years old. Children receive a new book tailored to their age group in your their mailbox each month at no cost. Sign up at :
ohioimaginationlibrary.org
Debbie Orth: 419-668-0269 [email protected]
KinderCasa - Preschool
Every child should be prepared for kindergarten. Those who speak English as a second language need extra nurturing and support to prepare for this most important step.
Serena Bowles: 419-541-0605 [email protected]
Norwalk Arts Center
Providing programs to school age children in our area to promote and introduce them to the arts.
Mary Lisa Booth: 567-743-8343 [email protected]
Reach Our Youth - Youth Mentoring
Helping make the youth in our communitystronger, ROY mathces at risk youth with mentors who care and share in their lives.
Sarah Nutter: 419-663-2525 Ext 1 [email protected]
Services for Aging - Age Exchange
We all need help learning new skills. Senior mentors provide youth with a caring presence and encouragement to tackle and excel at their school work.
Merry Holida: 419-668-6245 [email protected]
Health & Well-Being:
We are dedicated to improving the overall health of our community because healthier families mean a healthier community.
Cancer Services - Patient Services
When coping with a devastating illness, it’s good to know that someone cares. Cancer Services helps patients and families with emotional and financial support.
Cecily Brown: 419-626-4548 [email protected]
Catholic Charities - Adult Advocacy Program
The elderly who are vulnerable often fall victim to exploitation and neglect. Legal guardians make decisions that prevent this abuse and protect the individual.
Laura Walker: 419-668-3073 [email protected]
Firelands Rails to Trails - North Coast Inland Trail
The trail provides a safe recreation greenway across Huron County for exercise and enjoyment.
Josh Wyrick:419-465-3367 [email protected]
Inspiration Station - Summer Youth Camp
This is an annual summer camp program focusing on a positive experience involving physical, emotional, and spiritual growth.
Kidney Foundation - Direct Services
A diagnosis of kidney disease can be overwhelming and can create financial difficulties. Help with transportation and prescription costs eases the financial burdens of those on dialysis.
Jennifer Clegg: 216-771-2700 [email protected]
Salvation Army - Summer Youth Lunch Program
Many children rely on school lunch programs throughout the year but go hungry in the summer. Nutritious lunches are provided along with an opportunity for positive social interaction.
Captain Heather Purvis: 419-668-4090 [email protected]
Services for Aging - Meals on Wheels
Homebound senior citizens receive a balanced and nutritious meal delivered to their homes. Volunteers create caring relationships with the people they deliver to.
Merry Holida: 419-668-6245 [email protected]
