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Opportunities for Kindness
2T-3T Girls Clothing Needed
Size needed: 2T-3T
Monetary or gift card donations are also welcome!
Family of 5 facing eviction
Amount Needed: $2785
Thank you for your generosity towards helping this family in need.
A single mom is in need of rent assistance
Amount Needed: $2500
Thank you for helping to keep this family in their home!
Family of 3 needs beds and household items
Other Donations needed:
-3 NEW bed pillows
-Kitchen table with 4 chairs
-Silverware
DONATED ITEMS:
-Queen mattress and bed frame
-Full mattress and bed frame
-Full sheet set
-Queen sheet set
-Pans
-Dishes
-Queen Blanket
-Full blanket
-Glassware
-Cooking utensils
Thank you for helping this family have a bed to sleep in, a table to eat at, and kitchenware to cook with!
National Sponsors
Ohio Sponsors
Kindness Council Members
Recently Filled Needs
Grandmother in need of electric wheelchair
We are accepting used electric wheelchair donations or $700 in monetary donations towards the purchase of one.
Thank you for your kindness!
Single mom working 2 jobs needs help with electric bill
Amount Needed: $278.31
Thank you for helping this single mom keep the lights on!
High school student needs school supplies and warm clothing
-School book bag
-Socks
-Men’s Large warm clothing - sweatshirts, joggers, long-sleeve shirts
-NEW Men’s Large Underwear
-Shoes - Size 9.5
Favorite colors are black, blue, grey, and red
Donated:
-School supplies
-Gift card to purchase shoes
-Air Jordan shoes
-Clothing - underwear, 4 sweatshirts, 2 longsleeve shirts, 6 socks, 4 pants
-Book bag
Thank you for helping this student start his new life in New Albany!
Family in need of walker for elderly grandmother
Single mom with 3 NA Students facing eviction
Amount Needed: $2000
Donated: $1705
Remaining Amount: $295
Thank you for helping this family stay in their home!
NA Family at risk of electric shut-off
Need: $490
Donated: $490
Thank you for your kindness!
About New Albany
Christy Apple, Area Director
Christy was introduced to the neighborhood bridges through her work at the New Albany Food Pantry. She was excited to join New Albany Bridges and felt it was a great way to get further involved in the community. She has lived in New Albany since 2001 with her husband, Jonathan, and their 2 children who are both in the New Albany school district. Christy has a Health Service Administration degree from Ohio University and an MBA from Ashland University. She has worked in healthcare planning and administration for 20+ years and currently devotes her time to healthcare consulting projects. In her free time, she enjoys watching her children play in their many sporting events and spending time with friends and family. Christy is very excited to promote kindness in our community through New Albany Bridges!
Linda Finn, Area Director
Linda Finn, a native New Yorker moved from Omaha, NE to Ohio eight years ago. She immediately loved the “small town” feel of New Albany and looked for an opportunity to get involved in the community. New Albany Bridges filled that need and she has been a consistent donor. Having the ability to remove barriers for our neighbors especially children is so fulfilling. Recently when approached with the opportunity to become an Area Director she realized that she could make even a bigger difference. Linda resides in New Albany with her husband Kevin and three children Conor, Katie and Megan. Linda is very excited to promote kindness in our community through New Albany Bridges!
Jennifer Wilcoxon, Area Director
Jennifer developed a passion for helping people through her work at the New Albany Food Pantry where she had been working in various roles since 2018. Similar to Christy, she was introduced to Neighborhood Bridges through her work at the Pantry and has seen firsthand how the organization changes the lives of families in our community. Jennifer is an alumna of Vanderbilt University with a B.S. in Neuroscience and Chemistry. She earned her Ph.D. in Neuroscience at Northwestern University completing her postdoctoral work at the University of Chicago. Jennifer resides in New Albany, is married, and has four children who are students in New Albany Schools. She looks forward to promoting kindness in our community through New Albany Bridges!