Made In Mott Haven

Show Notes

Emily Medina did the best she could. But Emily was an unemployed, single mother of three who lived in one of New York City’s poorest neighborhoods. Monthly public assistance checks were the only way she was able to keep her head above water. In this episode of Stories of Hope, hear how a Send Relief ministry center in the South Bronx helped her earn the job title of “artisan”, and in so doing, provided a creative, sustainable way for Emily to support her family.

Especially during this Christmas season, you can support artisans like Emily. To see how, go to worldcrafts.org. And just like Send Relief partners are helping women like Emily build sustainable businesses to support themselves, you and your church can build relationships and change lives. For ideas on how to strengthen communities. Go to SendRelief.org.

Published December 6, 2021

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