MOUNT CLEMENS

PACKING INFORMATION

Seminole Academy
1500 Mulberry
Mount Clemens, MI

Wednesday, 9:30 am and 4 pm

To volunteer: Email Us

 

STEERING COMMITTEE

Honorary Chairperson:
The Hon. George C. Steeh

CHAIRPERSON
Michael Oakley

SECRETARY
Gary Cynowa

Terry Capen
Martha Houser
Dan McLatcher
Donna Oakley
Tom Stotz, Attorney
Deacon Betty Brogan
The Rev. Steven Steinberger-Domienik

 

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

 

Mt Clemens Community Partners

Blessings in a Backpack-Mount Clemens – In the Mount Clemens Schools 90% of the children are eligible for the Blessings in a Backpack program.  These children are our neighbors.  The goal of Blessings in a Backpack is to keep these students from going hungry on the weekends and remove barriers to academic success.

Each week, volunteers distribute backpacks filled with enough non-perishable food for the weekend to students that qualify on the Federal Free and Reduced Lunch program.  Dedicated volunteers have packed the backpacks each week during the school year since the program began sending backpacks home in the fall of 2015.

Blessings in a Backpack Letter Writing Campaign

Each year Blessings in a Backpack-Mount Clemens has been very successful in funding their program using the old fashion method of a direct ask by letter.  Again in 2021 letters will be going out.  If you are one of the persons, organizations or companies who receive this letter, we thank you for your past generosity and hope you will continue to support us again this year.  Read More…   

Faith Support

The committee which oversees Blessings in a Backpack-Mount Clemens was formed from individuals from many of the local houses of worship including Grace Episcopal Church, First Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, American Lutheran Church and Zion United Church.  Read More…

Mount Clemens Blessing Bucks

An individual on the steering committee noticed some of the dollar bills he had in his possession had a ‘B” on the front of the bill.  This is the District Seal for the Second Federal Reserve District of New York.   He began setting aside any “B” bucks he was given and donated them to Blessings in a Backpack.  Read More…