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Hope For Tomorrow

Hope for tomorrow.

 

Financial Sustainability

Financial Sustainability Program is comprised of three programs that work together cohesively to strengthen and sustain individuals and families financially.  These programs provide free income tax preparation, financial education, and a federal saving account opportunity called an Individual Development Account (IDA).  These three components will positively impact not only the lives of those we serve but also the Midlands community and economy.

Financial Education Schedule of Classes

Financial Education Classes are held monthly at The Cooperative Ministry, 3821 West Beltline Blvd., Columbia, SC and at locations throughout the Midlands. Classes are scheduled for two sessions of 2 hour time blocks each.  Call Maureen Devenger at (803) 799-3853, ext. 325 for registration information.

Case Management
The Cooperative Ministry offers case management to prevent homelessness and, through the City of Columbia's Emergency Winter Shelter, partners with the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Supportive Housing Division to move people out of homelessnes.

 Community Auto Repository (CAR) Program

Basic Requirements for Car Donations

  • You must hold a clear title to the vehicle
  • When you call in your car donation, a representative of TCM will answer any questions you might have about donating.  You will be asked some questions about the vehicle's location and condition in scheduling your  pick-up.  We accept all vehicles and towing is FREE.

Requirements For Consideration to receive a car

  • You must maintain, or improve employment
  • You are at or below poverty level
  • You must attend 4 seminars on Financial Management and basic car maintenance

For more information please call (803) 799-3853, Ext. 512

 


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Mission


We are a unique ministry of the Midlands community created to serve as an instrument of God’s love by providing a coordinated charitable response to assist those in need.  

How We Do It


We seek to improve the quality of life for those we help by providing direct assistance, counseling, prayer, and guidance to other available community resources. We are enabled to do this through the support of  congregations, businesses, individuals, foundations and grants.

Why We Do It


We desire to honor God by reflecting Divine Compassion for those less fortunate as we lift the Midlands’ working poor out of crisis and poverty.