On September 30, our PAL Center in Whitney Point closed after its grant funding ended. For the families who came every week, it was more than a building. It was where a toddler learned to share, and where a tired parent found someone who understood.

The need in Whitney Point didn't close with the doors. Our new PAL Mobile project will bring play, parenting support, and resources directly to those families. in a van outfitted as a family resource center on wheels. That's what a network does: when one connection breaks, we build another.

We're raising $50,000 to buy and outfit a PAL Mobile van. Here's what your gift puts on the road:

$500 A share of the van itself
$250 For shelving and storage for the retrofit r
$150 a tank of gas for a day of visits
$50 a Care kit for a family

Last year, our navigators helped 10,429 clients with health insurance enrollment, PAL Centers had 5,190 visits, our CHWs supported 726 new moms, and our youth educators provided 209 classes to help teenagers make better choices in life.

Will you be one of our donors on December 01? Early gifts get the van moving toward our $50,000 goal and show others that this community believes in its families.

Bringing Care Closer