Serving From the Heart Eph. 6:6-10

      To take care of others, Mrs. Taylor went to school to become a nurse aide, went back to become an LPN, returned to get her RN degree, and again to become a licensed nursing home administrator- all while being a wife and mother of eight children. Rising out of depression and despair, she took her husband's advice to create her own home for the aged. The result was "Family House", an organization that accepts any senior regardless of ability to pay.  Mrs. Taylor has received numerous awards as well as congratulatory and admiration letters from those whose lives she touched. Nobel Prize for Goodness Award, the National Caring Award, and Oprah Winfrey's Use Your Life Award, just to name a few. 

     Her motto was "Caring is being sure people are safe. Caring is making sure people know someone else loves them. She and her husband sold their suburban home and began buying run-down crack houses and other abandoned buildings in the roughest part of Milwaukee. Soon she owned the greater part of the block where she offered not only housing but also food, clothing, and other assistance, along with a free medical clinic that was open to all. Her life and legacy demonstrated the importance of education and the will to win. Gone but not Forgotten 

   1935-2023

      This scholarship is awarded to graduates and special achievers in their schools. Education is the avenue to today's success. Learning is the key to a better you. Keeping them encouraged that their hard work does count.

     Will you join us with your donation to help us, help them? You can submit your donation through our website, $CommunityCry, or PayPal. Candidates can be submitted through our email communitycry16@gmail.com. Rewards will be given annually in the month of June. We will keep you posted.