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Trinity Episcopal Church Trinity Jubilee Center 247 Bates Street, Lewiston, ME 04240 Phone: 207-782-5700 email: jubilmin@gwi.net

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Trinity Jubilee Center Staff: Middle Front: Steff Deschenes, Food Pantry Assistant. Back (L to R) Aba Abu, Translator; Dell Caron Gray, Administrator and Event Planner; Kim Wettlaufer, Executive Director; Calvin Dube and Regina Knox, Program Coordinators. Missing from picture: Jerry DerBoghosian, Office Assistant. Mission Statement: Trinity Jubilee Center, a non-profit organization, is a multi-service agency dedicated to addressing otherwise unmet personal, family, social and spiritual needs of people in the surrounding communities. Through collaboration and networking with the Episcopal Diocese of Maine, churches therein, other religious and secular organizations, and local, state, and federal agencies, we respond to the practical needs of those in the greater Lewiston-Auburn area. We regularly assess our programs to assure that we continue to provide quality services in food and meals, maternal and child care, and prison ministry. We develop new programs as needs arise. We offer opportunities for training and education to both those who are served and those who serve, empowering them to pursue the greater goal of awareness and change. THE EMPTY BOWLS PROJECT TO BENEFIT TRINITY JUBILEE CENTER A community soup kitchen. WHEN: Sunday, April 29^th, 2007 TIME: From 5 PM to 7 PM WHERE: First Universalist Church, Pleasant Street, Auburn, ME A ticket to the event includes a ceramic bowl made by local artisans, soup, bread, beverage and desert. Tickets available at the door, price starting at $10.00. For more information, contact Trinity Jubilee Center at 782-5700 or email: jubilmin@gwi.net Trinity Jubilee Center invites volunteers to participate in our programs. Community volunteer service hours for general assistance, courts and probation, and graduation requirements can be met by serving at Trinity Jubilee Center. All volunteers are invited and encouraged to participate in the work of Trinity Jubilee Center by becoming advocates for individuals in need and providing support through prayer, legislation, financial support and other contributions. Office Hours— Tuesday through Thursday 9 AM—3 PM Program Hours—Tuesday & Thursday 7 AM—12 PM Saturday 9 AM—12:30 PM and Sunday 2 PM—6 PM Drop In Center—Open during office and program hours. Meal Times—11:30 AM Lunch on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 6:00 PM Supper on Thursday 5:00 PM Supper on Sunday In the past year: 35,000 plates of food served; over 30,000 diapers distributed; 6,000 food boxes and 7,500 loaves of bread given out; 13,000 pounds of free produce distributed; 3,000 families assisted with basic needs of food, clothing and hygiene products; 1,000 people referred to appropriate agencies. Partner Agencies and Programs: Advocates for Children; Bates College; Head Start; Lewiston-Auburn Services to the Homeless (LASH); National Able Network; New Beginnings; Westside Neuro-Rehabilitation Sources of Funding: Grants: United Way—FEMA—Community Development Block Grant Pledges—Individual donations and gifts from individuals, churches and community organizations. In-Kind Donations, e.g. food from Bates College and Campus Cuisine, and bread from Lepage (Country Kitchen) Bakeries. Volunteer—EVERYONE is welcome to volunteer. Donate—Non-perishable food, (diapers, wipers, and formula), clothing, hygiene products and money. Spread The Word—Tell others about what we do at religious services, at school, at work, at community organizations and tell the media.