Mission A2 Serving The Community
Mission A2 members seek ways of "paying forward" to their community. Recognizing that they have been helped in a variety of ways through their own difficult situations, Mission A2 members desire to use the gifts and skills to assist those in need within their local, regional and even national community.
Hurricane Sandy Relief, New Jersey Service Trip
A dedicated group of Mission A2 members headed to NJ to assist in the relief efforts of Hurricane Sandy. The group worked in conjunction with Brick Hurricane Relief out of Brick, New Jersey. The teams consisted of Mission A2 members who used their construction skills to serve three families in NJ. Other members worked in cleaning up debris, and comforting those who lost their homes and belongings.
Adopt-a-Highway
Camp Take Notice has claimed an Adopt-a-Highway for the city of Ann Arbor. They serve the Ann Arbor community with a bi-annual highway clean-up.
Humanitarian Aid Supporters
Ordinance on the Right to Receive Humanitarian Aid
Ever since Vineyard Church was prevented from passing out pizza in Liberty Park due to a city levied fee, CTN and MISSION have been seeking support for waiving this fee for all organizations who are providing humanitarian aid. After meeting with a number of council members, the subcommittee formed to try and pass the Right to Receive Humanitarian Aid Ordinance has found someone to sponsor the legislation. Ann Arbor City Council Member Margie Teall has agreed to sponsor this piece of legislation. Thanks to all the hard work put into this by Caleb, Seth, and Steve and others. To thank Margie Teall for her support, this photo was taken.
Ever since Vineyard Church was prevented from passing out pizza in Liberty Park due to a city levied fee, CTN and MISSION have been seeking support for waiving this fee for all organizations who are providing humanitarian aid. After meeting with a number of council members, the subcommittee formed to try and pass the Right to Receive Humanitarian Aid Ordinance has found someone to sponsor the legislation. Ann Arbor City Council Member Margie Teall has agreed to sponsor this piece of legislation. Thanks to all the hard work put into this by Caleb, Seth, and Steve and others. To thank Margie Teall for her support, this photo was taken.
House Repairs for Local Home Owner
CTN members decided to give back to a community member that has served CTN members in numerous ways through the years. Using the skills of CTN members the homeowner has a new kitchen floor, new window, locking doorknobs, a new toilet and a fresh spring cleaning!
M.I.S.S.I.O.N. A2 and CTN at Ann Arbor Art Fair
As you may already know, MISSION had a booth at the art fair last month, which was a huge success. Many volunteers participated and we received many compliments on our booth.
