Our heart is to reach out and meet needs in the community.  This includes, but is not limited to food and clothing.  SHF holds food and clothing drives at different times of the year in order to be able to help with needs in the community.  For times, dates and locations, please check periodically in our news section.

None of us are exempt from unforeseen events that could put us in a state of need.  By helping families in need we are showing them that, “it is you this time, but it could be me in the future.” Helping others also brings hope to those facing hardships during the time they need it most.

See what Sophia's Heart of Compassion is doing now in our communities:
 
8.31.10

Hearts At Work

Since opening the Flood Relief Center in May hundreds of volunteers, of various ages, have opened their hearts and selflessly given of their time and resources simply for the cause of helping others. View some of our volunteers at work. 

 
 
 
 
8.09.10

Flood Relief Center Operational Statistics Since Opening in May 2010

First Day

May 12, 2010

Floor Space

45,000 sf

Current Inventory

26,482 Items

Distributed Inventory

8,378 Items

Clients

First 239 Families

Repeating 116 Families

Approx. 1,100 People

Volunteers

250

Paid Staff

2

Overhead Expenses

Minimal, thanks to Best Buy

Utilities, Services

 

Service/Serving Organizations

(Who support us)

 

Best Buy,

Hands on Nashville

Antioch United Methodist Church

Antioch Together, Living Word Community Church

Lighthouse Christian School

CCB

Lighthouse Church,

3PL Logistics

Southeast Nashville Flood Relief

Fedex Kinkos

Oasis Worship Center

UBS Financial

CableLink

Assurion

First UMC Alabama

Red Cross

Freeland Chevrolet

Automated Pkg.

Manifold Innovative Services

.AD Andrews Design

And many others as individuals and as organizations

 
 
5.17.10
 

Healing with Music & Arts

  • Inspiring Minds
  • Helping Families
  • Restoring Hope