People wanting to help Audrain County Shelter Resource Coalition can do so through a membership plan.
The Community Advocate Membership Plans run from $15 a month - renewing monthly - through …
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People wanting to help Audrain County Shelter Resource Coalition can do so through a membership plan.
The Community Advocate Membership Plans run from $15 a month - renewing monthly - through $1,000 a year, with that plan renewing annually. Each plan comes with a quarterly newsletter, and the more money an individual signs up for, the more items he or she will receive, with the $1,000 member receiving a gold ACSRC challenge coin, ACSRC T-shirt and an ACSRC tumbler.
Acquiring the membership can help someone be part of a movement to end homelessness in Audrain County, a brochure stated, and people may also help by volunteering at ACSRC.
For more information, call Ra’Vae Moore, executive director at ACSRC, at 573-469-5850. ACSRC has a Facebook account at facebook.com/acsrc.mo.
Moore said people inquire about volunteering at her organization, and she needs all the volunteers she can get. She plans to have a volunteer drive so she can get some volunteers at ACSRC, but it is about finding duties for them to do and having staff available to help them.
“Even if they can’t come here and volunteer, they can still donate each month,” Moore said.
Moore pointed out that everything that people get for subscribing - T-shirts being an exception - come from internally.
“So it’s not any money coming from out of what they donate or our budget - these are things that my husband and I make, except for the T-shirts,” she said.
At the organization’s building, people may volunteer with fundraising, cleaning, stuffing envelopes and helping with marketing, newsletter and Facebook, Moore said.
“There’s a lot that we can use volunteers with,” she said.
To learn more about the Community Advocate Membership Plans, access acsrcmo.org.