New
Digs fills a need to assist those who are disadvantaged when
making life’s most sensitive decisions. Starting over is
never easy for anyone, but those with limited assets will find
it most challenging.
We are prepared to receive, store, and
issue materials that are required to “move in.” Limited
funds make it difficult to start over. Our collected materials
will be made available to those in need without consideration
to the ability to meet any financial obligations. The materials
are received through free donations, and the materials are distributed
in the same fashion.
The most desirable method of receiving
the materials is to have our friends of New Digs transport
the materials to our warehouse that is located within Mission
Central. The
folks at Mission Central of 5 Pleasant View Drive in
Mechanicsburg have graciously donated storage space to New Digs. However,
there may be times when the delivery is not feasible. In
those cases, folks may contact our Missions Coordinator (Ginny
Jones) to make arrangements to have the materials moved to Mission
Central.
Our recipients all come to us by way of
the appropriate agencies. Some of those agencies are
New Hope Ministries, Cumberland and Dauphin County MR/MR, Children
and Youth, local churches, and others that might recognize
the special needs of our citizens. Since we have
limited capability, we will regard this method of selection
of recipients and no other can be accepted at this time.
A representative of the requesting
agency will be required to contact us. This will insure
that we have a need to fulfill, and reduce the communications
problems that sometimes occur when crossing agencies. In
the event that a sponsoring agency is not able to attend with
the potential recipient, a Liability Waiver will have to be completed
before the inspection is made available. New Digs
will be prepared to hold the selected materials for one (1)
week if necessary. If selected materials are not issued
within the one (1) week time period, the furnishings will be
returned to inventory. It remains the responsibility of
the recipients to remove the selected materials.
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