CROSSNET MINISTRIES FORMER CROSS CONNECTION MINISTRIES
Programs
Program 1 [2020]
CROSSNET MINISTRIES SEEKS TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS AND BUILD RESOURCES SO THAT EVERY PERSON IN ELANCO HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO THRIVE AND BE SUCCESSFUL. PROGRAMS INCLUDE: A FOOD PANTRY, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH, TUTORING, MENTORING, CASE MANAGEMENT, MONEY MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS, A TRANSPORTATION MINISTRY, EARLY CHILDHOOD RESOURCES, AND HOUSING PROGRAMS. PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAMS IS SUMMARIZED AS FOLLOWS: FOOD PANTRY - 498 INDIVIDUALS SERVED PER MONTH, YOUTH CENTER OPERATION WITH APPROXIMATELY 285 STUDENTS PER MONTH, A TUTORING PROGRAM WITH APPROXIMATELY 45 STUDENTS PER MONTH, A MENTORING PROGRAM WITH APPROXIMATELY 32 MENTOR RELATIONSHIPS OR 64 TOTAL PARTICIPANTS PER MONTH, A CROSS JR.PROGRAM WITH APPROXIMATELY 45 PARTICIPANTS PER MONTH, A POWER PACKS PROGRAM WITH APPROXIMATELY 96 YOUTH SERVED EACH WEEK, A CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY WITH 525 CHILDREN RECEIVING GIFTS, A BACKPACK GIVEAWAY THAT INCLUDED THE DISTRIBUTION OF 460 BACKPACKS FILLED WITH SUPPLIES, A WINTER COAT GIVEAWAY WITH 270 COATS DISTRIBUTED, SOCIAL SERVICES CASE MANAGEMENT SERVING 769 INDIVIDUALS IN 2020, A TRANSPORTATION MINISTRY SERVING 10 INDIVIDUALS PER MONTH, A DIAPER PROGRAM WITH 15 FAMILIES PARTICIPATING PER MONTH, A FREE SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM SERVING 700 LUNCHES PER WEEK AND 7,700 LUNCHES OVER THE SUMMER OF 2020, A FREE COMMUNITY MEAL PROGRAM SERVING 325 INDIVIDUALS, A BUDDY BAG PROGRAM SERVING 120 CHILDREN, CROSSNET HOUSING AND MONEY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS ASSISTING 20 INDIVIDUALS IN EACH PROGRAM.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$602KCommunity Resource Programs
CROSSNET MINISTRIES SEEKS TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS AND BUILD RESOURCES SO THAT EVERY PERSON IN ELANCO HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO THRIVE AND BE SUCCESSFUL. PROGRAMS INCLUDE: A FOOD PANTRY, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH, TUTORING, MENTORING, CASE MANAGEMENT, MONEY MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS, A TRANSPORTATION MINISTRY, EARLY CHILDHOOD RESOURCES, AND HOUSING PROGRAMS. PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAMS IS SUMMARIZED AS FOLLOWS: FOOD PANTRY - 631 INDIVIDUALS SERVED PER MONTH, A YOUTH CENTER OPERATION - APPROXIMATELY 279 STUDENTS SERVED AT AN AVERAGE OF 56 STUDENTS PER EVENING, A TUTORING PROGRAM ASSISTING APPROXIMATELY 28 STUDENTS, A CROSS JR. PROGRAM THAT RESULTED IN 26 STUDENTS COMPLETING THE PROGRAM IN THREE AREA LOCATIONS, A POWER PACKS PROGRAM WITH APPROXIMATELY 178 YOUTHS SERVED EACH MONTH WITH 734 TOTAL BAGS HANDED OUT, A CHRISTMAS GIVE AWAY WITH 610 CHILDREN RECEIVING GIFTS, A BACKPACK GIVEAWAY THAT INCLUDED THE DISTRIBUTION OF 680 BACKPACKS FILLED WITH SUPPLIES, A WINTER COAT GIVEAWAY WITH 395 COATS DISTRIBUTED, SOCIAL SERVICES CASE MANAGEMENT SERVING 3,791 INDIVIDUALS FOR THE YEAR, A TRANSPORTATION MINISTRY PROVIDING 264 RIDES, A DIAPER PROGRAM SERVING 21 FAMILIES PER MONTH, A FREE SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM THAT DISTRIBUTED 9,600 LUNCHES FOR THE YEAR, A FREE COMMUNITY MEAL PROGRAM SERVING 130 INDIVIDUALS PER MONTH, A BUDDY BAG PROGRAM DISTRIBUTING ON AVERAGE 188 BAGS A WEEK, A CROSSNET HOUSING PROGRAM THAT PROVIDED HOUSING FOR 21 INDIVIDUALS, AND A "56 PROGRAM" AVERAGING 15 KIDS PER WEEK.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$1.3M
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