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We are going green in 2009! Please submit your e-mail address so we may send you an electronic newsletter. We will distribute one paper newsletter in the first quarter of each year. Subsequent newsletters will be sent electronically.
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On Sunday, March 15th 2009, Boynton Beach Community Church hosted its first annual Stop Hunger Concert at Bryant Park to bring awareness to hunger in Palm Beach County and to show what Oasis Compassion Agency in partnership with Boynton Beach Community Church is doing to fight it. Last year BBCC collected and donated over 15,000 pounds of food to Oasis. The Bryant Park event garnered approximately 4000 pounds of food. The partnership between Oasis, BBCC and other church and community groups, is a beautfiful vision of what the community can do when we come together and work around a common cause.
To learn more about the Stop Hunger Project and how your church or group may get one started in your organization, or to book Sharon Gill to speak before your group, please contact Kay Lasiter at 561-967-4066. You may also go online at www.bbcconline.com to see how BBCC is getting it done. |
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DREAM MAKEOVER LUNCHEON 2009!
See our article in Wellington the Magazine - Pages 28-33!
Our 4th annual Dream Makeover Luncheon was a tremendous success as 200 women gathered at the Players Club on Saturday April 25th to hear the testimonies of our 4 candidates. Not a dry eye was left as the women shared intimate details of their struggles and the progress they have made in dealing with their many challenges!
Cosmetic Dental Makeover sponsored by:
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Our Mission
Oasis Compassion Agency is committed to showing God's love in practical ways by addressing the physical and spiritual needs of the less fortunate in Palm Beach County. We work with clients to identify roadblocks to success, devise a plan to overcome them, and act on that plan. Oasis meets clients at their points of need through its food pantry, clothing program, the opportunity for prayer and Biblical counseling, and through the Career Center, formulating a plan to help clients take the steps that will enable them to stabilize their economic circumstances.
 Oasis processes between 700-800 families each year, representing approximately 3000 individuals within those units. Oasis is currently run by 60 volunteers and five staff members. We occupy approximately 6000 sq. ft in three locations in Green Tree Plaza.
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