Coronavirus

City Mission Updated Coronavirus Mitigation Plan for August 5, 2021

May 2021 COVID update

City Mission Updates Coronavirus Mitigation Plan

City Mission continuously updates its Coronavirus mitigation plans to reflect the newest information possible from the CDC, state regulators, and our medical partners.

City Mission Updates Coronavirus Mitigation Plan

City Mission continuously updates its Coronavirus mitigation plans to reflect the newest information possible from the CDC, state regulators, and our medical partners. With a laser focus on keeping everyone safe and by the Grace of God, City Mission has stayed Coronavirus-free up to this point.

Fifth Annual Run for Homeless Veterans Goes Virtual

For the fifth consecutive year, Northwood Charitable Foundation is hosting the Mission Possible 5K Run/1 Mile Walk, benefiting City Mission’s Crabtree Kovacicek Veterans House. Due to COVID-19 and for the safety of all participants,volunteers, and staff, the event will be held virtually this year. Runners can register at www.missionpossiblerun.org between now and August 8. Then, they simply map out their own 5K or 1-mile route anywhere they want and run any time between August 1-15. Runners are asked to wear red, white, and blue and post photos on social media, tagging City Mission and using #missionpossiblerun.

City Mission moves to “Green Phase” of Coronavirus Planning

Per the state’s regulations and our medical partners’ guidance, City Mission is updating its Coronavirus mitigation plans to reflect the “green phase”. All of our actions during this crisis are designed to keep everyone safe and will continue to follow safety measures like face masks and social distancing. City Mission leadership and blessings from God have kept our campus and residents Coronavirus-free up to this point.

City Mission Updates Coronavirus Plans to Follow County’s Change to “Yellow” Phase

City Mission thanks everyone for their support during these trying times. We are hopeful as Washington county shifts to the “yellow” phase of virus mitigation. We have updated our precautionary measures in accordance with the yellow phase and with the guidance from our medical professional community.

Pop-Up Pantries End and Samaritan Care Food Pantry Continues

Although we have needed to end our pop-up food pantries, we still look to serve our community with food bags to assist during these difficult times. Starting 5/21/2020 at City Mission’s Samaritan Care Center on 84 W Wheeling, we will be handing out food bags to any one in need from 1-3pm. We will continue to do this every Thursday at 1-3pm. Note: We will not have drive-up service to delivery bags.

The Clarks Facebook Live Concert with Scott Blasey - Benefiting City Mission

On Saturday, April 25, Scott Blasey, lead singer of local rock band, The Clarks, will be performing a Facebook Live concert to benefit City Mission. The live session will begin at 8pm on The Clarks Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/theclarks. Blasey has been performing and recording live sessions from his basement for several weeks, with proceeds going to support local nonprofits. The live sessions attract thousands of viewers from all over the country.

Popup Pantry Information – Infographic

City Mission is working very hard to meet the demands of the community during this difficult time. The Pop-up Pantry Project is a coordinated effort between the Washington County Community Foundation and Washington City Mission and also work with the Canonsburg-Houston Ministerial Association.

City Mission Hosts Virtual Coronavirus Q & A Forum for Local Non-profits

This is a confusing and uncertain time for all of us. The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted our community in surprising ways and affected everyday life for just about everyone. The leadership team at City Mission meets daily to discuss the latest news in this ever-changing situation, but every

Washington / Greene community foundations aid nonprofits through crisis

Community foundations in Washington and Greene counties have established emergency funds to help local nonprofits through the COVID-19 pandemic. The Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) established the Close to Home Disaster and Emergency Fund last week, and has since doled out more $60,000 to local nonprofits. Betsie Trew, president and CEO of WCCF, said her organization was spurred into action after the first case of coronavirus in Washington County was announced March 13.