The Diocese Designates All Saints as a Drop-Off Donation Site
Bishop Glenda Curry spoke with fellow bishops from the Dioceses of Western North Carolina, Georgia, and parts of Florida. All of them have suffered losses of life and damage to churches, communications struggles, and lack of power due to the recent hurricane.
One of the hardest hit areas is Western North Carolina. Their bishop has asked that donations of supplies and money be coordinated from a single point in our diocesan office so that we can most effectively reach the greatest needs.
All Saints was designated as one of the collection sites for donated supplies. The diocese will make sure supplies are then transported to Western North Carolina or other places in need.
Needed supplies
*Drop-off at All Saints in the Great Hall. Please only donate what is listed below:
- Non-perishable food including ready-to-eat, pop-top canned food, peanut butter
- Diapers of all sizes
- Baby wipes
- Cleaning supplies such as Bleach, and Lysol
- Mini Bar Soap
- New wool blankets
- Feminine products
- Duct tape
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You can also drop items off at these locations:
Carpenter House
521 20th Street North
Birmingham, AL 35203
St. John’s
113 Madison Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
St. Matthew’s
786 Hughes Road
Madison, AL 35758
Christ Church
605 Lurleen B Wallace N Blvd
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Please consider a financial gift via check or online donation. For checks, include “disaster relief” in the memo. Click here or use the button below to make a secure online donation. Choose “disaster relief” from the drop-down menu. Money collected by our diocese will be forwarded directly to bishops in affected areas.
Bishop G asks for your prayers for those across the Southeast affected by this storm. If you need more information contact our diocesan disaster relief coordinator, Bob Whelan,
rwhelan@whelancompany.net
*Choose "Disaster Relief" in the drop down
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