Help Support The Community Food Bank

Join others in helping Revival Concept Corporation, a Charitable Organization, donate to support the local community food bank. We have found that food insecurity happens with all ages and generations.  Food insecurity is at its highest phase, chronic inability to afford nutritionally adequate food. According to Feeding America, 1 in 8 U.S. households struggles with hunger every day, and approximately 50 million Americans are food insecure – meaning most working families, fixed-income elderly or disabled people; single-parent households as should don't have reliable access to enough nutritious foods.
California food bank donations matter, especially in the wake of the recent California fires; many have been asking how they can help. You can help by donating money to support local food banks with Revival Concept Corporation, a 501c(3). 
Several years ago, in 2016, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma reported that it served 968,306 individuals in 29 counties across the state - an increase of more than 24 percent from 2015 levels. The needs continue to grow as nearly 46 percent of all requests for assistance come from within Tulsa County alone. 
Like California or Oklahoma, in today's times, it's useless and needless for anyone that would ignore the purpose served by the local community food bank here in the United States because family and economic ties correlate with hunger and or the category of food insecurity. Food banks' local, regional, and community networks rely on donations to keep struggling families fed during tough times.
Supporting your community food bank gives back to the community that helps reduce hunger in your area; So, enjoy the benefit of being rewarded by making a tax-deductible donation today.

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Intercessors Children United…

Child abuse prevention is the first step in reducing the detrimental causes of abuse… 
Prevention efforts include educating parents and caregivers about healthy parenting practices, providing access to affordable services and resources, creating safe environments for children, and enforcing child safety laws in your state…
The general types of child abuse are physical, sexual, emotional, and psychological. Each type has its own set of symptoms and consequences. However, there’s no general weight or balance of how damaging physical, emotional, and psychological sexual assault or rape (including statutory rape) and neglect can affect the well-being of anyone. Instead, each type has particular harms that must consider when intervening or responding to allegations of harm perpetrated against a young person.
A community network against child abuse can support families in need. These networks help connect victims of child abuse with resources and support, provide education and training on healthy parenting, offer crisis intervention services, and more.

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