Support Mercy Manor: Help Women Rebuild Their Lives
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Your generosity is vital to maintaining the life-changing programs we offer for women transitioning back into the community. Mercy Manor is a charitable non-profit organization recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3), which means your donation is tax-deductible and directly supports our mission to empower women in recovery.
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EIN: 31-1317248
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CFC #: 90378
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How You Can Make a Difference:​
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Pray for Our Community: We welcome your prayers for our participants, staff, volunteers, trustees, and supporters as we work together to transform lives.
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Donate Financially or In-Kind: Your financial support or donations of gently used clothing and household items provide essential resources for our residents.
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Volunteer Your Time: Consider joining our Board of Trustees, or volunteer your time and skills at Mercy Manor to help us create a supportive environment for women in recovery.
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Become a Mentor: Positive role models are crucial for our residents' success. Become a mentor and provide guidance and encouragement to a woman rebuilding her life.
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Share Our Story: Help us reach more people by inviting us to speak at your meeting or event. We would be honored to share the impactful work happening at Mercy Manor.
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Give Hope and Inspire Change
Your donations help Mercy Manor continue to provide safe housing, counseling, life skills training, and spiritual guidance for women committed to overcoming addiction and achieving independence. Monetary gifts and pledges can be made as a one-time donation or on a monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis.
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How to Donate:
Please send your donations to the address below. Make checks payable to Mercy Manor, Inc.
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Mercy Manor, Inc.
25 Grosvenor Avenue
Dayton, Ohio 45417
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Your support helps us inspire hope and provide second chances to women who need it most. Thank you for believing in our mission and for your generous contributions. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve.
Mercy Manor is Marquita
"I was not a very responsible person before I came to Mercy Manor. From the financial classes to grief management classes, I was able to get my life together. Now I pray every morning and night, keep my home clean and continue to go to meetings. Today I am able to keep a job and I can pay my bills on time. I am a much better parent, grandmother, friend and a much better person because Mercy Manor gave me a new way to live."
Mercy Manor is Ashley
"I am so grateful for Mercy Manor because if it wasn't for them, I honestly don't know where I would have been. I had nowhere else to go, and I was 8 months pregnant when I got out of treatment. Mercy Manor opened thier doors wide for me. I am truly blessed because they usually do not allow your children to live with them in the house; but they made an exception for us. Since going to treatment and Mercy Manor, my life is changed drastically. Mercy Manor is helping me become Ashley again."
Mercy Manor is Vanessa
"Mercy Manor taught me what unconditional love is and in the process how to start loving myself. It also taught me how to believe in myself. Mercy Manor saved my life and gave me a change to start all over again with a whole new perspective. I will always be grateful to Mercy Manor for giving me a chance to realize all that I have to offer. Mercy Manor also taught me to reach out to my children and love them the way I’ve never been able to before - unconditional."
“Judgment is without mercy to the one who has shown no mercy. But mercy triumphs over judgement."
James 2:13
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