Families First of Marshall County

Goal: $6,000.00

Specific Need

NOW is the time to assist us in helping those in our local community! Not just our local families, but their FUR BABIES as well.

Welcome to our newest facet to Families First of Marshall County program, "Families First Fur Baby Rescue"!??

With such an influx of fur babies abandoned, dumped, left alone unsupervised, or in extreme weather, we are here to help!

In addition to the many families we serve, there are just as many families asking for assistance with their fur babies, and the public is asking for assistance with the growing population of cats.

Many love their animals, want to keep them home, but have limited gunds to do so.

A large number in our local community depend on things like food, transportation, and medical assistance, but not just for themselves, but their fur babies too.

We need your help to calm their fears and provide them consistency, ensuring no family, person, child, or fur baby is left without their basic care needs being met, or without enough food or water on their table, and in their bowls! 

Our program is a grass-roots organization, made only by the generosity of community donations and various fundraising efforts, like Pony Up.

We operate as an all-volunteer base, with little overhead

Families First of Marshall County provides many services throughout the year, to include medical emergency assistance, transportation vouchers, basic care need items, two different food supplemental programs, and most recently adding services and supplies needed for the fur babies of Marshall County.

Last year alone, our numbers increased to serving more than 1650 local families, an annual increase of more than 300 local families and we are projecting to surpass those numbers again this year.

Our number of fur babies helped surpassed 20, and that was all from one of our private donor.

We believe, with your generosity, we can help family and fur baby alike, with the help of community donations.

We are hoping to serve as many more fur babies, keeping them home, with their owners, in a much safer and clean environment, but only with your help!

This year we are proudly celebrating 14 years of continued service to Marshall County!

Thank you for your all of your support, and generous donations made all these years, allowing for service to continue for so many and our program to grow!

Mission

Promoting Health & Self-Sufficiency Through Education and Self-Sustainabilty.