On September 17, we came together for Giving Day to care for the most vulnerable, and we’re excited to share that this year was a tremendous success!
The result of our community coming together to plant seeds of hope? We raised a total of $268,670 to support our mission, and 19 new Mountain Movers joined our society of monthly givers (just one shy of our goal of 20—if you’d like to help us cross the finish line, you can still join!
Your Generosity Means Lives Are Changed: Here’s How
Over two decades ago, Akeem was abandoned, left without the critical care he needed for his cerebral palsy. Then, in 2006, his life changed when he was welcomed into the warmth of My Father’s House in Kingston, Jamaica.
Today, Akeem remains safe and cared for by dedicated caregivers, surrounded by the attention and love every person deserves –
Akeem’s story of success would not be the same without the generosity of our MSC Family.
Because of that generosity this Giving Day, Mustard Seed Communities can continue to provide life-changing care to the most vulnerable in five countries across the globe.
Thanks to the MSC Family’s dedication to our mission, we raised a total of
Mountain Movers Plant Seeds of Hope
Generosity is even more powerful when it comes from a community united by one mission.
Our community of Mountain Movers grew by 19 individuals, helping strengthen this network of monthly donors who provide consistent, life-changing care for Mustard Seed residents.
We set out to add 20 new Mountain Movers to our cohort of year-round supporters—with 19 new monthly givers, we are almost there!
Why Giving Day is Crucial to Our Mission
At Mustard Seed Communities, caring for our residents means meeting their needs—physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Thanks to your generosity, we are able to bring compassion and empowerment to those who need it most.
Giving Day helps these smiles shine…
Your support makes these smiles and our work possible across the globe, and we are deeply grateful. It is both a privilege and a blessing to serve our residents . . .