The Jesse Tree offers a wide range of services that aim to support individuals and families in becoming more self-sufficient. Our programs include the Food Fair, Senior Nutrition and Wellness Program, and the Health Equipment Loan Program, among others. We also provide resources for managing chronic conditions and coordinate support for incidents on Galveston's beaches through the Survivor's Support Network. Each service is tailored to fill gaps in the existing delivery system and promote holistic community support. Ready to explore more? Reach out to us today!
The Jesse Tree was founded in 1995 in Galveston, Texas, at the initiative of Ted Hanley and others invited by Reverend Charles Millikan of the Moody Memorial First United Methodist Church. The initial aim was to leverage emerging technology to better connect individuals with healthcare and social services. Over time, The Jesse Tree has grown into a renowned organization that empowers individuals through integrated care and resource coordination. Curious about our history? Contact us for more details!
Supporting The Jesse Tree is a meaningful way to make a difference in your community. You can contribute by volunteering your time, donating funds or resources, or participating in our events like the Annual Empty Bowl Event. Your support helps us continue our mission of transforming lives through acts of mercy and compassion. Donations can be made through our streamlined online portal. Ready to help us build a stronger community? Visit our donate page today!
The Survivor's Support Network is a dedicated team of Jesse Tree volunteers who respond to incidents of drowning on Galveston's beaches. These compassionate volunteers work alongside the Beach Patrol to provide emotional and practical support to families and friends during these challenging times. Our network ensures that those affected receive the care and assistance they need. Want to be a part of this essential support system? Consider joining our volunteer team!
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