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Not In My City Is Here To Help
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| What is Not In My City?
Not In My City is an organization working to create a new normal in our cities. We start by evaluating the real needs of a community and then work to partner with existing organizations that are already meeting those needs by providing exposure, volunteers, and when possible, resources. Where we find gaps in help we seek to create new services to fill them. We focus our efforts around three initiatives...
- Children will understand their God-given potential and have every opportunity to attain it.
- Couples will have the support they need for their marriages to thrive.
- People will know where to turn for help when a crisis hits.
If you have any questions about Not In My City you can email
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If your church or organization would like to learn more about how you can become part of the Not In My City network CLICK HERE.
Check out our regular segment on Fox 4's Morning Blend where Wes Furlong tackles some of the most common issues facing families and offers practical life tips for parents, married couples, and anyone wanting to grow in life or leadership. |
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The Great Date Night Is Back!
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The Great Date Night
April 20th and 21st (Third Friday/Saturday night of the month)
The Great Date Night is an event to help foster intimacy for married couples by offering them one Great Date Night a month. Couples receive relevant instructions for their date and childcare for all their kids for just $5 per family!
How Does it work?
First: Register for your Great Date at www.greatdatenights.org and print out your great date night instructions. When you register please indicate in the appropriate field that some of your children are foster children. Registering enters you to win great prizes like gift cards to Edible Arrangements, Carabbas and Outback Steakhouse!
Click Here To Register!
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School Mentoring Enriching Kids
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|  Study after study has revealed the sobering truth that an unstable and fragmented home life negatively effects every aspect of a child’s development.
Our nation leads the world in fatherless homes, and even in homes where the father is present issues like hunger, abuse, and neglect are creating almost insurmountable barriers between children and the potential they have been given by God. Compounding this problem is the reality facing many intact families that are doing everything they can, but must work multiple jobs just to keep food on the table and the lights from being shut off.
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