Mountain View Disaster Response
Flood Buckets
Cleaning Kit Materials
One five-gallon round bucket with re-sealable lid (New or Used)
One 32-64 oz. bottle liquid laundry detergent
One 16-40 oz. bottle liquid concentrate household cleaner-No spray cleaners
One 16-34 oz. bottle dish soap
One 4-8 oz. pump spray air freshener
One 6-14 oz. pump spray insect repellent (pack of 10-20 wipes also acceptable)
Pump spray bottles must have protective covers
One scrub brush -With or without handle
18 re-useable cleaning wipes-No terrycloth, microfiber or paper towels
Remove from packaging
Five scouring pads sponges-No stainless steel pads with soap in them
Removed from packaging
36-50 clothespins
One 50-100 ft. clothesline (cotton or plastic line)
24 roll of heavy-duty trash bags (33-45 gallon sizes)
Remove from packaging
Five N95 particulate respirator dust masks (1-3 mm thickness)
No surgical masks
Two pairs of kitchen gloves-Durable for multiple uses
Remove from packaging
One pair work gloves-Cotton with leather palm or all leather
Include $3.00 for shipping donation.
Hygiene Kit Materials
One hand towel (15 x 25 –17 x 27 inches)
No kitchen, cleaning, or microfiber towels
One washcloth
One comb -Must be sturdy with at least 6 inches of teeth
No pocket combs
One toenail or fingernail clipper
No emery boards or metal nail files
Bath-size soap (3 oz. bar or larger)
No Ivory or Jergen’s soap. Do not remove from packaging
One adult toothbrush
Do not remove from packaging. No Personal advertising
10 adhesive bandages (¾ by 3 inches)
Common household bandages acceptable ·
One one-gallon size re-sealable bag
Service
Missions
ACEC: For Septemeber: Batteries, AA, AAA, C
Operation Christmas Child’s Shoeboxes
We need monthly gifts to prepare for Operation Christmas Child. September’s need is games. A collection box is in the Fellowship Hall. Thank you for supporting this ministry.
Food Bank Needs
September’s need is oatmeal or dry cereal. The collection container is in the Library. Thank you for your continued generosity.
Mary and Joseph Projects
Personal hygiene items for young women and men in the city and county school systems are needed for these ongoing projects. Place items in the cabinet outside the Fellowship Hall.
2nd Mile Local Assistance
This mission makes it possible for us to meet or supplement a wide variety of needs in our community, including the work of our Benevolence Team.
Isaiah House 117
Giving to this mission you help Isaiah House 117 Greene County with the transition of children to foster homes.
Local Mission Ministry
When you give to this ministry, you are supporting your Mission Team that helps the community with construction needs.
Puzzle Pieces
By giving to puzzle pieces, you can help our support group for those with autism and their caregivers.
Volunteer Opportunites
VBS: Always needs volunteers for decorating, as well as helping during the week.
Benevolence Team: This is a committee of individuals that meet once a week to interview our applicants.
Prom Closet: A spring family ministry event that provides Prom dresses to young ladies.
Asbury Home Bound: This is a group that delivers meals to Asbury homebound members, during the school year as part of our Wonderful Wednesdays.
Prayer Shawl Ministry: A group of knitters covering those in need of prayer by making our prayer shawls and pocket shawls.
Greene County Wood Ministry: This mission serves the community by providing firewood to those in need.
Local Mission Ministry: A team that provides construction needs to the community as well as larger group trips for missions.
Children’s Clothes Closet: This mission provides clothing to school-age kids in need.
Mary & Joseph: Provides hygiene products to high school-age kids.
Food Bank: donations are giving to the food bank on a monthly basis.
Operation Shoe Box: Provides items for our shoeboxes and puts them together in the fall.
If you would like more information on any of these wonderful opportunities please contact the church office and we will gladly help you and fit you in the perfect place. Email general@asburylife.org or call the office 423-798-1050