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notes: The Edmundite Missions serve people living in central Alabama, called the Black Belt, for its rich soil and agricultural heritage. It is the poorest region of the state. The Black Belt region area includes four of the primary counties the Edmundites serve: Dallas Wilcox Perry Lowndes Monroe Building communities from within, Edmundite Missions train and employ local people in its ministries and provide educational opportunities to children, teens and adults through its learning centers, job training and scholarship programs. The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year. Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to as many as 350 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director: 334-874-9053. Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick. Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 500 families and seniors a month. Doris Smith, Director: 251-746-2648. Pine Apple Community Center provides monthly food boxes to families and seniors in crisis. Mildred Boulware, Director:251-746-2552. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Ann Chaput, B.V.M., Director: 334-563-9139. All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director: 56-236-7793. Catholic Social Ministries, Selma, participates in a monthly brown bg program with the local food bank, taking needed groceries to rural elders. It also offers food bags on an emergency basis to the hungry. Ethel Kinnerson, Outreach Minister:334-874-7563. The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. -> The Edmundite Missions serve people living in central Alabama, called the Black Belt, for its rich soil and agricultural heritage. It is the poorest region of the state. The Black Belt region area includes four of the primary counties the Edmundites serve: Dallas Wilcox Perry Lowndes Monroe ------------------- ALSO WHAT WE DO: **Food Kitchens and Food Pantries - Nutrition Centers, house deliveries etc. **Health Care - The Missions work alongside Sisters, who serve the poor and uninsured in rural health care. Outreach ministers in five communities help pay for medicine and doctor fees and provide transportation to specialists. Catholic Social Ministry, Selma, provides health care services to homebound seniors and assists the poor in obtaining medical services with prescription assistance, doctor fees and transportation to specialists in Montgomery and Birmingham. The Ministry also supervises free monthly blood pressure screenings at the Bosco Food Kitchen. **Housing & clothing - housing repairs provided to poor families and frail elders in communities of rural Alabama served by the Missions. **Elder Care - provides special programs for seniors in each community it serves. Outreach workers in rural communities also make house calls, visit the sick, provide food and medicine, and help meet needs for seniors to stay in their homes. **Education - Believing youth is the future, Edmundite Missions provide scholarships each year to qualifying young men and women to pursue a college education. -------------------- Building communities from within, Edmundite Missions train and employ local people in its ministries and provide educational opportunities to children, teens and adults through its learning centers, job training and scholarship programs. The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year. Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to as many as 350 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director: 334-874-9053. Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick. Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 500 families and seniors a month. Doris Smith, Director: 251-746-2648. Pine Apple Community Center provides monthly food boxes to families and seniors in crisis. Mildred Boulware, Director:251-746-2552. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Ann Chaput, B.V.M., Director: 334-563-9139. All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director: 56-236-7793. Catholic Social Ministries, Selma, participates in a monthly brown bg program with the local food bank, taking needed groceries to rural elders. It also offers food bags on an emergency basis to the hungry. Ethel Kinnerson, Outreach Minister:334-874-7563. The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

notes: The Edmundite Missions serve people living in central Alabama, called the Black Belt, for its rich soil and agricultural heritage. It is the poorest region of the state. The Black Belt region area includes four of the primary counties the Edmundites serve: Dallas Wilcox Perry Lowndes Monroe Building communities from within, Edmundite Missions train and employ local people in its ministries and provide educational opportunities to children, teens and adults through its learning centers, job training and scholarship programs. The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year. Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to as many as 350 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director: 334-874-9053. Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick. Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 500 families and seniors a month. Doris Smith, Director: 251-746-2648. Pine Apple Community Center provides monthly food boxes to families and seniors in crisis. Mildred Boulware, Director:251-746-2552. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Ann Chaput, B.V.M., Director:334-563-9139. All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director: 56-236-7793. Catholic Social Ministries, Selma, participates in a monthly brown bg program with the local food bank, taking needed groceries to rural elders. It also offers food bags on an emergency basis to the hungry. Ethel Kinnerson, Outreach Minister:334-874-7563. The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. -> The Edmundite Missions serve people living in central Alabama, called the Black Belt, for its rich soil and agricultural heritage. It is the poorest region of the state. The Black Belt region area includes four of the primary counties the Edmundites serve: Dallas Wilcox Perry Lowndes Monroe Building communities from within, Edmundite Missions train and employ local people in its ministries and provide educational opportunities to children, teens and adults through its learning centers, job training and scholarship programs. The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year. Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to as many as 350 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director: 334-874-9053. Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick. Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 500 families and seniors a month. Doris Smith, Director: 251-746-2648. Pine Apple Community Center provides monthly food boxes to families and seniors in crisis. Mildred Boulware, Director:251-746-2552. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Ann Chaput, B.V.M., Director: 334-563-9139. All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director: 56-236-7793. Catholic Social Ministries, Selma, participates in a monthly brown bg program with the local food bank, taking needed groceries to rural elders. It also offers food bags on an emergency basis to the hungry. Ethel Kinnerson, Outreach Minister:334-874-7563. The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

notes: The Edmundite Missions serve people living in central Alabama, called the Black Belt, for its rich soil and agricultural heritage. It is the poorest region of the state. The Black Belt region area includes four of the primary counties the Edmundites serve: Dallas Wilcox Perry Lowndes Monroe Building communities from within, Edmundite Missions train and employ local people in its ministries and provide educational opportunities to children, teens and adults through its learning centers, job training and scholarship programs. The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year. Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to as many as 350 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director: 334-874-9053. Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick. Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 500 families and seniors a month. Doris Smith, Director: 251-746-2648. Pine Apple Community Center provides monthly food boxes to families and seniors in crisis. Mildred Boulware, Director:251-746-2552. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Ann Chaput, B.V.M., Director:334-563-9139. All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director: 56-236-7793. Catholic Social Ministries, Selma, participates in a monthly brown bg program with the local food bank, taking needed groceries to rural elders. It also offers food bags on an emergency basis to the hungry. Ethel Kinnerson, Outreach Minister:334-874-7563. The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. -> The Edmundite Missions serve people living in central Alabama, called the Black Belt, for its rich soil and agricultural heritage. It is the poorest region of the state. The Black Belt region area includes four of the primary counties the Edmundites serve: Dallas Wilcox Perry Lowndes Monroe Building communities from within, Edmundite Missions train and employ local people in its ministries and provide educational opportunities to children, teens and adults through its learning centers, job training and scholarship programs. The Edmundite Missions feed the hungry every day, 365 days a year. Bosco Food Kitchen, Selma, serves hot meals every day, 365 days a year, to as many as 350 people a day. Mary Ann Gayle, Director: 334-874-9053. Ana Maria Food Kitchen, eastern Wilcox County, serves hot meals to the poor, the working poor, the homebound and those who are sick. Ana Maria Food Pantry, Pine Apple, provides grocery bags of nutritious food to over 500 families and seniors a month. Doris Smith, Director: 251-746-2648. Pine Apple Community Center provides monthly food boxes to families and seniors in crisis. Mildred Boulware, Director:251-746-2552. Good Shepherd Catholic Center, Lowndes County, sponsors a monthly food box program of over 200 boxes for needy families through area churches and 80 food boxes for seniors. It sponsors a Mobile Food Pantry four times a year that distributes 10,000 pounds of fresh food to qualifying community residents. Sister Ann Chaput, B.V.M., Director:334-563-9139. All Saints Interfaith Center for Concern, Anniston, distributes groceries to poor families each week. Sister Mary Roy, D.H.S., Director: 56-236-7793. Catholic Social Ministries, Selma, participates in a monthly brown bg program with the local food bank, taking needed groceries to rural elders. It also offers food bags on an emergency basis to the hungry. Ethel Kinnerson, Outreach Minister:334-874-7563. The Missions sponsor special brown bag grocery gifts to over 500 families in rural communities in four counties at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.