A Gift for Wings Ministry's Christmas Party and a Pet Picture with Santa at Habitat for Humanity's Thrift Store

Presents Needed for Wings Ministry's' Annual Christmas Party
Wings for Life Internationnal, a ministry that supports the families of members of our prison population, is collecting presents for its annual Christmas party this Saturday, December 13, at St. John's United Methodist Church in Albuquerque.  If you would like to donate presents, please bring them to the Wings office, 2015 Wyoming, Suite J, or to St. John's United Methodist Church, 26226 Arizona NE.  Here is  the Christmas Wish List  

 WFLI is also accepting donations for the party, including undecorated sugar cookies, frosting, sprinkles, Crystal Light lemonade, paper supplies (cups, plates and napkins), and financial donations to buy pizza.

WFLI hosts three parties a year: a Christmas, Easter, and a Back-To-School Party, hoping to reach families at important times throughout the year. The parties are held in sponsoring churches in different parts of the city and in different denominations. All participants in Wings, whether they are inmate’s family members or church volunteers, enjoy the interaction of Christians working together from many different denominations

For  more information contact Ann Edenfield Sweet, AnnEdenfield@WingsforLIFEInternational.org

Habitat for Humanity Sponsors Pet Pictures with Santa

Photo: Humane Society of Ottawa via Flickr

Restore,  the thrift store of Greater Albuquerque Habitat fo Humanity,  encourages you to bring your pet, family and phone/or camera this Saturday, Dec. 13, and next Saturday, Dec. 20, to take a picture with Santa, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The store is located at 4900 Menaul NE.
 
Other activities will be featured:

• If you need an outdoor shelter for your dog, upcycled, insulated dog houses created by  ITT Tech students will be available for sale.
• On Dec. 20, representatives from Paws to People will be on site to speak to you about the organization and the research it funds to help find cures to diseases that both animals and humans share.
• KoriAnn Sanchez, family services manager at Greater Albuquerque Habitat for Humanity, will be on hand to prequalify families for local Habitat houses. She is currently looking for families to be placed in three newly constructed homes, featuring 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, LEED certified/energy efficient,on Townsend Ave. in the Alamosa Community neighborhood. Mortgage payment $500.00 on a 25-year note interest. For more information, contact koriann@habitatabq.org