The gas company shut off my gas, saying there was a leak outside in the back yard, I was told to contact Community Action in Crosbyton, I was so sad, heart broke, scared, I live on very little money , form a auto accident ten years ago, I went there, and spoke to a very kind lady name Michelle, I had taken a bunch of paper work with me, I had ready to go to the DMV Office, Much to my surprise, Michelle contacted me very shortly after I left there, and told me they would help me get the outside gas line fixed, I couldn't' believe it, I always heard about places helping people , but never experienced anything like this. Then she told me they were helping me with my utilities, Amazing, I f I ever get rich, This is a organization, that would be top on my list to get donations, Because they truly help people in need, and it is amazing , to know people care, and help others, This organization ,is the most amazing , I will never be able to thank them enough, to help me at a time in need, They were right there,
I thank God for them , They truly help people, I love this organization, Amanda Poore
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- EIN 75-1230219
- (806) 894-6104
- Po Box 610 Levelland TX 79336-0610 USA
- www.spcaa.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Human Service Organizations, Human Services
Mission: Admin federal and state grants to provide opportunities and initiatives for individuals economic growth and self-sufficiency, thereby helping people and changing lives. The agency vision is empowering communities through self-sufficiency.
Programs: Childhood development-includes head start grants, grants for child care services, and grants for an early learning center approximately 8,900 individuals received services
health services-includes medicare & medicaid reimb programs, primary health care clinics, a wic program, and a senior companion program. Approximately 193,850 individuals received services
public transportation services-includes a rural public transportation assistance network that provides the general public in a non-urbanized area access to affordable public transportation. Additionally, provides transportation services for medicaid patients to receive medical treatment. Apporoximately 86,445 individuals serviced.
wia grants, csbg grants, senior companion grants. Grants that focused on providing energy-relatred education, utility assistance and installation of weatherization materials.