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Relief, Inc.
Basic Information
Address: 2900 Standiford Avenue. Suite #16B PMB 295, Modesto, CA 95350
Phone Number: 2095451700
Fax Number: 2095436101
Email: pfortt@reliefinc.org
Director: Phebe Dennis-Fortt
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Women, Hunger, Poverty, Children, Poverty
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: Women Children and Orphans
Ages for Volunteer: 18 and older or accompanied by a parent
Hours of Service: 9am-5pm
Minimum Hours Required: 4 or more hour
Days of Service: Monday-Friday during business hours
Mission Statement:
Relief, Inc.’s mission is to improve the lives of people all over the world. We are currently working in Liberia, West Africa, and local communities in Northern California, by mobilizing the International Community. Relief, Inc. will minister to the PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, and SPIRITUAL needs of every MAN, WOMAN, and CHILD in need of help. Our mission is focused on aggressively reaching our goals; however, this requires the generosity, and assistance of many.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Relief, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) U.S. Non-profit and a Non-Governmental (NGO) in Liberia, West Africa. Founded to assist women, children, and orphans become
Program History:
Relief Inc. strives to improve the lives of impoverished women, children, and orphans by providing opportunities to become entrepreneurs. These individuals can overcome poverty and gain financial independence through trades and ventures that are supported by Relief, Inc. The Orphans Art Program allows orphans to use their artwork as a means to help themselves. By transferring the orphans' art onto sellable products such as socks, scarves, and T-shirts, these orphans gain the opportunity to not only build their self-esteem but break their chain of poverty. The Women of Worth (WOW) program allows women to volunteer in their community and weave fabrics from cotton that may be sold on the market or sewn into clothing: allowing them to support themselves, help their community, and gain financial independence. The Our Daily Bread program feeds the hungry and helps alleviate one of the symptoms of poverty: hunger.
Events:
CrabFest the 2nd Saturday in March
Fireworks Fundraiser June 28-July 4th
Healthy Valentine Baskets
Additional Information:
Relief, Inc. has various volunteer opportunities that are the life and breath of our organization: clerical position, filing papers, research, bookkeeping, Picking up pastries, and bread for our local feeding program. Processing and inventory of pastries and bread. Sorting and packing books, school supplies. Chair our events.
It would be a blessing to have a volunteer that could organize all our photos, tag, and create a folder for them.
Please visit our website: https://www.reliefinc.org/becime-a-volunteer.html for more information about these opportunities.