THE ONGOING EMERGENCY OUTREACH JOURNEY ACROSS AMERICA !
Good Afternoon,
Fate seems to pass so quickly, at times, into an uncertain future. Because of the way the way our country has evolved seemingly overnight, many more Americans and souls everywhere are crying out for help. They are unable to put food on their tables or make ends meet.
As a result, public aid, charities, shelters, churches, non profits and many other public servants are feeling unprecedented pressure and need a hand to continue their selfless work.
Back in mid October, the Chairwoman, after much prayer, chose a small team and embarked on a journey into America’s towns and cities to see exactly what has been happening in these dark days, and to give a hand to any organization and souls in the places where God would have her to go.
Over the course of two months, and in many instances not knowing what to expect, they helped souls and organizations in northern NY, Maryland, South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi, Texas, and now California where, a Board Member resides. (Many new alliances, friendships and partnerships have also been formed!)
This particular journey has been filled with both tears of sorrow and of great joy. Homeless encampments and populations seem far worse off than what The Team witnessed in prior years. Being able to hear how your average every day American feels and to hear firsthand how much quality of life has changed so drastically in an instant of time, is heartbreaking.
All we can do as always in this work is stay in prayer and Merciful Love in the footsteps of The Christ.
Below is a portion of the Mission in pictures. The journey continues!
God Bless and Stay Safe!
Lynn Nicholas,
Head Secretary/Notary
Help!ComeHome!
GIVING GRACIOUS THANKS EVERYDAY TO OUR NATION'S VETERANS!
Greetings to our American family,
As always, we can only pray that this message finds you well in these troubling times. We find ourselves helping out much more than usual lately, and there’s no need to elaborate about the whys. It’s very discerning and sad for many. Thank God we are blessed to stand with other charities and non-profits helping to fill a never ending void to help those most in need.
This past Tuesday, as the nation celebrated a special day and gave well-deserved tribute to our nation’s Veterans, we only pray that this brotherly kindness shown them will follow into every day!! They are like many other public servants, laying down their lives selflessly and with a noble brotherly kindness, for Americans, most of whom are total strangers, to protect our borders, our lives, liberties and families!! (Also other countries and their citizens!)
We purposely waited till now to keep the remembrance going, as we, by God’s Grace, treat them with much dignity and respect when fate brings them to our pathway along with those who are selflessly serving in the present at all times in Jesus’ Name.
HCH has been traveling with a small team into various states to help pantries with their food reserves and presently are in Texas. Here are some of our memories of how we spent Veteran’s Day 2025 in the Fort Worth area! It was heartbreaking!
Thank God, we were able to give a hand with prayers, friendly smiles, food, and dry products. Some of these sadly were homeless and forgotten Vets…
A very special, humble thanks to three Organizations for their unwavering brotherly love and merciful kindness in Jesus’ Name: The Presbyterian Church who established a 4-block Mecca for the homeless with night shelters, a daily hot meal, as well as other amenities! They depend on the selfless kindness of others as well as The Ronald McDonald House who serves countless families and children in need; and Catholic Charities! These volunteers and workers deserve a standing ovation!! (all over the country and world there are many others!!!)
Although there was a police and security Presence, these officers were all there without bias and with an interacting kindness that almost brought us to tears. God Bless these shining public servants!
Stay Safe and Warm! (If possible)
The Team at HCH
CONTINUING OUR HUMBLE NOD TO OUR NATION'S PUBLIC OFFICERS! =) (partial repost)
Good Afternoon America!
We just want to take a moment to thank The Lord that we are able to do all we can to selflessly help others! Some places where we travel are troublesome or outright dangerous. In all of our years of service, every single time we’ve needed a hand, the most kindhearted police officers have come to our aid.
We recently met with a leader of the Rochester, NH Police Department about how we can join in the fight to help the homeless population there! It was beautiful and refreshing to see a police precinct that actively tries to help these disadvantaged souls from a distance, instead of passing instant judgement! Wow! A SPECIAL THANKS TO SARGENT JOHANNA who took time out of her busy schedule to meet with our Chairwoman and two board members! (See pictures below… The first three are the most recent photos.)
Before this, we met with the Holden, ME Police Department, headed up by Police Chief Eddie Benjamin. This precinct also tries to help the less fortunate! Recently, Chairwoman Ellie and Head Secretary Lynn had a wonderful meeting with Chief Benjamin and his Head Secretary Teressa, about how we could partner together with all of our love, kindness, and charity resources for our neighbors in need!
We have had the humble pleasure of meeting the most kindhearted police officers and firemen who are public servants! Even when we’ve had to enter areas of our country where one is judged by skin color, the officers there were so filled with brotherly kindness and love when they learned about our mission!! (We know that nothing but The Lord could do this.)
In every public workforce group there are a few bad eggs that cast a shadow at times over the hundreds of great people! We want to remind Americans about these guardians of American communities so they are remembered and respected for selflessly putting their lives on the line every day for thousands of souls they’ve never met!! Our hats go off for our nation’s officers and firemen every day!
Take Care and Stay Safe!!
The HCH Team =)
UPDATE! EVENTFUL TIMES BY GOD'S GRACE!
GOOD AFTERNOON TO OUR AMERICAN FAMILY!
We pray that this day finds everyone in good health, peace, and safety. If any of you are having troubles because of life’s curve balls, please reach out to your community, as there are many hidden, beautiful souls and organizations waiting to help. Also, feel free to reach out to us and we will offer that helping hand or assist you in finding someone who is able if we are not.
This past week has been very eventful as we remember September 11, 2001, continue to man our On The Go Pantry, visit and help precious Senior citizens, and meet with Police precincts in northern Maine to see how we can partner with them to help communities in need northward.
One of the most life-changing and humanitarian precincts is in Holden, Maine. Their beloved former Chief, Chris Greeley (who we loved!!!), established a wonderful service called 25 DAYS OF KINDNESS! (25daysofkindness.org)
This program not only fosters positive community togetherness, but also helps all weary, law-abiding citizens and families who make it to their Shores of Hope, to get on their feet by God’s Grace.
The new Chief, Eduardo Benjamin, who was mentored by Chris, and his Head Secretary, Teressa, are now, not only walking in his footsteps, but have taken this program to new heights, with so many silent heroes coming out of the woodwork to quietly help in these endeavors!!!
Recently, Chairwoman Ellie and Head Secretary Lynn, had a most wonderful meeting with Chief Benjamin and Teressa about how we can partner to use all of our love, kindness, and charity resources for our neighbors in need.
A special thanks to Kevin Murphy, who works for the City of Portsmouth, NH and gives his free time to volunteer with HCH and other charities to help individuals in need!!!
Cheers and God Bless!
The Help!ComeHome! Team
A REWARDING JOURNEY INTO SOUTHERN AMERICAN STATES BY GOD'S GRACE!
GOOD MORNING ONE AND ALL,
We wanted to take some time to highlight a special emergency journey the team took at the end of May of this year.
The trip took us down the Eastern Seaboard into NYC, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, with a central focus on how we could help the relief effort in London, Kentucky after their horrific natural disaster. It was life-changing as always! (We sadly didn’t know it would be life-altering with Dear Allen’s departure home to Heaven.)
In each of these areas, we partnered with organizations in MD, worked with disabled souls needing a smile, gave strength and hope to families, and met with individuals brought to our path by God’s Providence, to whom we were able to give an immediate, prayerful hand. Many new friendships were forged!
Unless one experiences what we did first hand, you’ll never be able to experience all the love that we not only felt, but also witnessed, coming from all our American, God-fearing family members from Kentucky! Throughout this tragedy, they were helping each other, strangers, and just anyone who needed a kind word or warm smile! Just simply beautiful!
Special tribute and thanks to the Middleboro Kentucky Hospital Medical Team for the Love and Gentle Kindness of God in their hearts shown to us during a most heartwrenching time and to the countless others they help 24/7!!! (Thank God this Journey also gave us a rare opportunity to see family and old friends!)
Humble and great thanks to Mark Shelton, Allen Ramsay, William Graves, Holly Kirkendoll, Karen Howe, Lynn Nicholas, Michelle Impey, Sarah Cooper, Evon Cooper, and Ellie Mayo (Chairwoman).
Below are the precious memories from our trip in pictures!
Never forget to make the time to see those you love!!
Take Care and God Bless,
The Team at HCH
THE PRECIOUS WORK OF PARTNERING IN JESUS' NAME....
Good Evening!
Throughout this year, The Lord’s Charity has been blessed to partner with organizations here on the home front in New England. We were able to give a hand to more than a few charities as well as souls with our On The Go Pantry, while helping with individuals bills and visiting and advocating for the sick, disabled, and elderly.
God bless the selfless, ongoing work of St Vincent D’Paul Shelter and Pantry in Woburn, MA; Life Bridge Center in Salem, MA; Crossroads Shelter and Pantry in Portsmouth, NH; Community Action of Rockingham County in Seabrook, NH; Lydia’s House in Dover, NH; Your Neighborhood Panty in North Providence, RI; as well as those serving large volumes and advocate for those with disabilities.
May God Continue to shine down on The Pine St Inn in Boston MA; Advocates (for The disabled) in Framingham, MA; Catholic Charities in Lynn, MA; Wayland Nursing and Rehab Center in Wayland, MA; and Watson Fields in Dover, NH! All I have mentioned and many others throughout New England deserve a standing ovation for their unending, brotherly love and kindness for the less fortunate, disabled, and dear Seniors… Bravo!
Below are just some of our wonderful memories from recent past months =)
Take Care and Godspeed,
The Team At HelpComeHome!
HUMBLE NOD TO OUR NATION'S PUBLIC OFFICERS! =)
Good Morning America!
We just want to take a moment to thank The Lord that we are able to do all we can to selflessly help others! Some places where we travel are troublesome or outright dangerous. In all of our years of service, every single time we’ve needed a hand, the most kindhearted police officers have shown up. Just some memories from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, the Carolinas, Maryland, Tennessee, Mississippi, Florida, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, just to name a few!! =)
We have had the humble pleasure of meeting the most kindhearted Police Officers and Firemen who are Public servants! Even when we’ve had to enter areas where one is judged by skin color, the officers there were so filled with brotherly kindness and love when they learned about our mission!!
In every public workforce group there are a few bad eggs that cast a shadow at times over the hundreds of great people! We want to remind Americans about these guardians of American communities so they are remembered and respected for selflessly putting their lives on the line every day for 1000s of souls they’ve never met!! So our hats go off for our nation’s officers and firemen every day!
Here are some of our wonderful times in photos!! (A special nod to the officers we met in our recent travels: Officer Aaron Herkimer of New York; Trooper Michael Brown of Tennessee; Officer Seth Gordon of Lincoln, Massachusetts; and wonderful Officer Junia from Lynn, Massachsetts all of whom we met in our recent travels! )
Take Care and Stay Safe!!
The HCH Team =)
SAYING SO LONG TO A BELOVED FAMILY MEMBER AND TEAM MEMBER
Good Morning!
It’s with a heavy heart that we bring tidings of the departing of one of the greatest men who ever walked this earth, honoring God and his fellow man. His name is Allen Ramsay.
All who knew him admired him with a noble reverence. He lived his life lovingly and selflessly from start unto forever. He was committed early on to his wonderful parents and family and at that time chose to make The Ministry his life’s work. He would give anyone in need the coat off his back, offer a hug and smile to the downtrodden, and would always feed the poor.
We at HCH were definitely among the golden few in this world that he considered to be his true family. He believed in what Jesus’ definition of what that was. He loved all, no matter what…whether born into his earthly family or heavenly family across the earth.
Because of his untimely departure, HCH will have a period of quiet and mourning. We will see you all back in the field in July!! Our on the go pantry schedule will remain the same through this period.
Please talk often to those you love and hug them as much as you can… not through a robot but by human contact!! The way God created us to all be!! None of us know the future or what a day might bring.
Much love to all,
The Team at HCH
MEET AND GREETS WITH LOCAL SENIOR HOMES FOR PARTNERSHIP EVENTS! =)
Good Evening To One and All,
We here at HCH truly love our American seniors, no matter where God’s winds carry us as we travel in this Mission Work across this great country. Sometimes it’s their stories, wise councils, and life anecdotes that motivate our Team to keep on truckin’ even through the most discouraging times.
Over the years with these seniors, we have shared with the gifts of brotherly love, fellowship, and music. (Our Executive Assistant is an Opera Singer and her brother a violinist. They and fellow musicians have performed the most beautiful pieces for them, touching the very fabric of the ether of their souls =) )
It’s been a very long time since we have visited with the wonderful seniors in our own backyard. As a result, this past spring, HCH members went out to reintroduce ourselves to many new faces at the senior assisted living homes within our area. We received very warm receptions! God Bless the healthcare teams of Edgewood Manor, Cedar, Wentworth, Webster, the Portsmouth Senior Activity Center, and many others near and far! It takes a very special selfless heart to care for our seniors!!!!
We will keep everyone posted on our visits in case anyone would like to come along for one or all of these lovely occasions.
Stay Blessed,
The Team at HCH
REMEMBERING OUR AMERICAN HEROES WHO DEFENDED OUR SHORES AND LIVES BEFORE GOD, ON MEMORIAL DAY!!!
Good Evening America.
We hope that this message finds all well and safe. Please know if you need a hand that there are countless agencies, non-profits and charities with willing hearts and hands to help.
An elite group of Americans who stand among the few THROUGHOUT HISTORY who are most worthy of our love, gratitude and honor are our beautiful veterans who have come and gone!
These wonderful elite, with the selflessness and brotherly love of Jesus, have tirelessly defended America’s shores for countless citizens whom they have never met and who dwell within its borders, for centuries.
I pray all will diligently consider, under God, all of the mercies of your lives and who has protected your freedoms by His Grace!!!
Here at HCH, we honor these unsung heroes at all times,
God Bless and Stay in Brotherly Love,
The Team at HCH
NYC SERVICE MISSION BY GOD'S GRACE!
HELP!COMEHOME! has had eventful agenda in this first quarter, which has included service trips to Connecticut, Rhode Island, and NYC. Oftentimes these trips include formal, scheduled visits, and involve scouting out the area, serving the homeless population, figuring out who needs aid, visiting with single families, working with individuals, and aiding seniors.
One of most memorable journeys was to New York City which was March 5 -March 8 2025! We had a wonderful team of 16 selfless volunteers.
One group of volunteers worked with the Campaign Against Hunger in Brooklyn, an organization that fights tirelessly to ensure that all members of the surrounding community have access to nutritious food. Every ounce of help was truly needed, as volunteers with this nonprofit man the front lines, assist with intake, unload food items, and harvest produce. They play a key role in serving the 14,000 families that CAH reaches per week.
Similarly, it was all hands on deck at Holy Apostles’ Soup Kitchen, which provides over 600 individuals on a daily basis with hot meals and fresh, healthy groceries. Here, HCH volunteers assisted with everything from meal assembly, food sorting, food distribution, heavy lifting, and clean up. In fact, the leaders at Holy Apostles were so grateful for our helping hands that they requested another team join them for the next shift. Thank God for all those who did double duty that day with both CAH and at Holy Apostles! Evon Cooper, Chairwoman Ellie Mayo, Renee Anderson, Michelle I. Mayo, and Coleen Egan, you all deserve an award!
Toward the end of our trip, we made time to connect with our own NYC-based volunteers to get a firsthand account of the needs of the communities there. Statistics and reports are always useful, but they are incomplete without the firsthand accounts and eyewitness testimonies that are such a crucial part of the big picture. As you probably all know by know, here at HCH we firmly believe that nothing can ever replace human-to-human connection and in-person fellowship, and we seize the opportunity to connect with our members in person and survey the needs of US communities onsite whenever we can.
We are deeply grateful to all those who made this mission possible, including our trusted drivers, the anonymous donor who provided for our accommodations in the city, and all of the generous volunteers who gave their time and opened their hearts: Thomas Cooper, Elisha Mayo, Fanny and Dwight Molasky, Tony Peppers, William Graves, Lynnette Nicholas, Mark Shelton, Michelle Impey, Coleen Egan, Renee Anderson, Evon Cooper, Allen Ramsay, Rossine Mayo, Sarah Cooper, and of course our Chair, Ellie Mayo.
Take a look at some of our memories below!
Stay tuned for more information on the next mission, and see you on the next trip!=-)
The Team at HCH
YEARLY COAT DRIVE IN JESUS NAME!
Good Morning to Our American Family =)
For those who don’t know, in our hometown regions for over 7 years and counting, HCH has sponsored a coat drive that runs from fall through spring! What we do is buy new coats and collect donations from the handful of generous individuals who quietly support this project. We fill our boxes with these new or gently used coats and place them with fellow non-profits and charities so the less fortunate can come and take what they need. We refill these boxes if needed. Also, we do in-office intakes for anyone who calls and sets up a personal delivery time.
We pray that this service will be able, by God’s Grace, to continue for many years to come! Below are just a few lovely memories of some of the wonderful non-profits and organizations we partner with, including Ocean State Job Lots, which helps Veterans during hard times!!! What they offer is Amazing Love. These have the unselfish mercy towards humanity in their hearts at all times!
Take Care and God Bless!!
The HCH Team
HUMBLE NOD TO OUR NATION'S PUBLIC OFFICERS! =)
Good Morning!
We just want to take a moment to thank The Lord that we are able to do all we can to selflessly help others! Some places where we travel are troublesome or outright dangerous. In all of our years of service, every single time we’ve needed a hand, the most kindhearted police officers have showed up. Just some memories from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland, Mississippi, Florida, Utah and Texas, just to name a few!! =-)
We have had the humble pleasure of meeting the most kindhearted Police Officers and Firemen who are Public servants! Even when we’ve had to enter areas where one is judged by skin color, the officers there were so filled with brotherly kindness and love when they learned about our mission!!
In every public workforce group there are a few bad eggs that cast a shadow at times over the hundreds of great people! We want to remind Americans about these guardians of American communities so they are remembered and respected for selflessly putting their lives on the line every day for 1000s of Souls they’ve never met!! So our hats go off for our nation’s officers and firemen every Day!
Here are some of our wonderful times in photos!!(A special nod to Officer Aaron of Herkimer, NY whom we met in our recent travels! First pic!=) )
Take Care and Stay Safe!!
The HCH Team=)
SENDING A WARM THANKS TO OUR MANY SELFLESS VOLUNTEERS! =)
Greetings!
We here at HCH would like to take a moment to remember our beloved, selfless Volunteers who take the time out of their busy lives to come to lend a hand whenever needed! The last three months of every year are when the most help is needed, so we are humbly grateful in Jesus’ Name. Many many thanks to Mark Shelton, David Smyth, Lynn Nicholas, Coleen Mayo, Terry Risden, Chris Cortez, Elizabeth Kirkendoll, William Rosser, Sarah Cooper, Thomas Cooper, Michelle Impey, Rossine Mayo, Elisha Mayo, Evon Cooper, Terri Flower, Karen Howe, Renee Anderson, William Graves, Allen Ramsay, Tanya Watson, and Ellie Mayo our Chairwoman and faithful friend! (If we forgot anyone, our sincerest apologies!!! )
Take Care and God Bless!!!
The HCH Team
