Mychals Message Inc.

“Expenses supplies 261 program service/project 23,027 grant expenses 9,151 total 32,439”

“New items are donated and or purchased to be distributed to poor and homeless men, women and children in lancaster, pa; philadelphia, pa; new york, ny; harlem ny; thoreau, nm; and greenwood, ms. The items include but are not limited to: socks, underwear, undershirts,diapers, blankets, winter coats, hats, gloves, toiletries, food, plush toys and gift cards. These items were distributed during the following 2021 projects: socks for the homeless, blessed bloomers xix, stocking the inn, for the children, blessed bloomers for babies, the surprise project, and christmas treasures. Other projects include: prayer bears - new or hand-made bears are distributed to children living in homeless shelters. Tiny treasures - personal-sized toiletries (tootbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, hand lotion, shampoo and conditioner are distributed to the homeless on bread lines and in soup kitchens. Father cassian a. Miles jubilee scholarship - an annual 500 scholarship is given to assist in the cost of catholic education and tuition; the student is selected by the school principal at a different school each year. Mychal's bread - provides food items to pantries and soup kitchens. The surprise project - 5 and 10 mcdonald's gift cards are given to the homeless and poor. Holy hats - crocheted, knitted, and purchased winter hats are given to the homeless and poor during cold winter months. Stocking the inn - provides needed items (food, socks, underwear, hats, gloves, toiletries, diapers, clothing) to stock the st. Francis inn soup kitchen in philadelpia. The annual walk of remembrance - commemorates the lives lost on 9/11/01 - the organization participates with the 9/11 walk committee in new york and distributes t-shirts, books, patches, caps, and prayer cards to share and spread the message of father mychal judge to those in attendance. For the children - provides food items for bagged lunches prepared for families during the covid pandemic, socks distributed to native american children living on st. Bonaventure indian missian and attending a private tuition free catholic school.”