Nat & Jack Farrell House Project
Donation protected
Please Help!!
"What so ever you do for the least of my brethren you do for me." (Matthew 25)
Imagine if tomorrow for no fault of your own you became homeless. Would somebody be there for
you? This is a chance to be that somebody. For four
men we can make a difference.
In March of this year, in answer to many prayers, I was offered a gift of a small house in Branford by the family of a friend, Jack Farrell. We formed a 501(c)3, and the IRS approved us in August. We now have the capacity to house four adult men. Candidates will be recommended to us by local churches. We will be accepting men who are making an effort to both work and save funds required to obtain their own housing. They will be required to participate in the care and maintenance of the home. In doing so, we hope to give them a sense of importance, a place they can call home, and the support a family can give. We are not a shelter but rather a place
of opprortunity and kindness.
While the house is a great gift, the cost of maintaining it and helping the men must come from donations and fund raising.
Please consider helping the homeless of Branford.
This is a real chance to contribute and know exactly how your the funds will be used. Our Board believes that our faith calls us to make a difference for those in need. It is our hope that by helping these men, they will realize that prayers are answered and faith can make a difference in our lives.
No Officer or Director will receive any compensation.
100% of all funds will be used for the house and the men. All contributions are tax deductible, and you will receive a written confirmation of your donation
Thank You
Ray Falkoff, President
The Nat and Jack Farrell House, Inc
Note: Jack Farrell served in World War Two and was a New York City Fireman. He and his wife, Nat, raised a beautiful family with great faith in God and love for
everyone they met. We are deeply grateful for their donation of Jack's home.
"What so ever you do for the least of my brethren you do for me." (Matthew 25)
Imagine if tomorrow for no fault of your own you became homeless. Would somebody be there for
you? This is a chance to be that somebody. For four
men we can make a difference.
In March of this year, in answer to many prayers, I was offered a gift of a small house in Branford by the family of a friend, Jack Farrell. We formed a 501(c)3, and the IRS approved us in August. We now have the capacity to house four adult men. Candidates will be recommended to us by local churches. We will be accepting men who are making an effort to both work and save funds required to obtain their own housing. They will be required to participate in the care and maintenance of the home. In doing so, we hope to give them a sense of importance, a place they can call home, and the support a family can give. We are not a shelter but rather a place
of opprortunity and kindness.
While the house is a great gift, the cost of maintaining it and helping the men must come from donations and fund raising.
Please consider helping the homeless of Branford.
This is a real chance to contribute and know exactly how your the funds will be used. Our Board believes that our faith calls us to make a difference for those in need. It is our hope that by helping these men, they will realize that prayers are answered and faith can make a difference in our lives.
No Officer or Director will receive any compensation.
100% of all funds will be used for the house and the men. All contributions are tax deductible, and you will receive a written confirmation of your donation
Thank You
Ray Falkoff, President
The Nat and Jack Farrell House, Inc
Note: Jack Farrell served in World War Two and was a New York City Fireman. He and his wife, Nat, raised a beautiful family with great faith in God and love for
everyone they met. We are deeply grateful for their donation of Jack's home.
Organizer
Ray Falkoff
Organizer
Branford, CT
