IMPACT
Making a Difference in Our Community
We envision Mansfield to be a flourishing community that inspires human dignity through compassion and support for our neighbors in need. It is our mission to demonstrate the love of Christ by empowering people with essential resources and foster their independence.
Mansfield Mission Center Program Model
We seek to provide care in each area of life to create balance:
Physical
Live an active life energized by healthy food, stable finances, adequate clothing and access to medical care and information.
Mental
Demonstrate positive self-esteem and manage stress as a foundation to experience and offer love to others.
Relational
Skills for meaningful relationships with supportive friends and family while developing the ability to cope with conflict.
Spiritual
Articulate a life of purpose and meaning with gratitude and embrace a hope for the future for their family and community.
Physical Elements
Food —
Healthy and nutritious
Finances —
Stable and sufficient
Physical Health —
Nurtured and active
Mental Elements
Self-esteem —
Positive and confident
Stress Management —
Constructive and practiced
Love —
Experienced and expressed
Relational Elements
Peer Network —
Nurturing and supportive
Relationships —
Peaceful and fulfilling
Community —
Belonging and engagement
Spiritual Elements
Purpose —
Pursued and fruitful
Gratitude —
Identified and experienced
Hope —
Future-oriented
Snapshot of 2024 Impact
During 2024, with our dedicated staff and volunteers, we can report the following impact in our community.
Linda Nix Clinic
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- 1,023 individuals provided medical visits
- $642,301 in total patient savings for medical services
- 59 people received vision appointments and eyeglasses ($10,325 in patient value)
- 1,585 lab orders completed ($43,920 in patient value)
- 445 professional volunteer volunteers in the clinic
Food Market - 3,489 individuals and families received healthy food from the Mission Market
- 150 hours of diabetic education and training provided to patients
- 3,713 volunteer hours in the Food Market
Resources - 154 individuals received over $20,535 in financial assistance.
- 512 neighbors received resource assistance through navigation, coaching and education
- 19 BEES packages delivered to new mothers in hospitals with carseats and essential items
- 3,767 volunteers contributed 21,139 hours to community members
Thrift Store - 14,843 volunteer hours in the store
- 2,559 group member volunteers at the store
- 200,458 items sold providing funds for our mission
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