OAKS VILLAGE
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ABOUT US
It's a Hand-Up, not a Hand-Out.
AUGUST 2016
Oaks purchased the former St. Joes property and moves into
the new Oaks Village.
NOVEMBER 2017
Oaks started fundraising and renovations for the Oaks
Acorn Children Village a free childcare center for homeless and low income families.
JUNE 2018
Oaks launches the Snack Shack and Oaks Lawn Care to
employ teens during the summer.
NOVEMBER 2019
Oaks Free Health Clinic opened.
DECEMBER 2020
Oaks acquired a closed down liquor store to turn it into a market for people to have access to food after the bus crisis due to COVID-19.
JANUARY 2020
Oaks Acorn Children's Village is officially open!
MARCH 2021
Oaks Village Market opens its doors to feed the community by providing easy access to food and giving local people jobs!
ABOUT US
The mission of Oaks Village is to Restore, Rebuild and Repurpose – rebuild our community, restore families and repurpose individuals.
Oaks Village serves as a one-stop-shop for physical, spiritual and emotional needs to be met for individuals and families.
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AUGUST 2012
Oaks of Righteousness Church officially opened.
JULY 2013
Oaks of Righteousness purchased the former Salvation Army Church property.
NOVEMBER 2013
Oaks reopened the Warming Shelter that had been
housed and operated in the church basement since 2008.
MAY 2014
Oaks of Righteousness opened the OHOP Café which feeds
lunch to over 250 individuals from May 1 st to September 1 st .
NOVEMBER 2014
Oaks expanded and became a year round homeless
shelter.
APRIL 2015
Oaks Village becomes a separate 501c3.
OUR BOARD
OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Garry Moore, Executive Director Oaks Village
April Peck, Treasurer Jim's Towing
Robb Burgess, Vice President
Cathy Csercse, Secretary Project Manager
Sandra Libstorff Retired Promedica
Jessie Locke Oaks of Righteousness
Missy Woodfill Retired Monroe Public Schools
Forrest Peck Jim's Towing
Aisha Ferguson Imagine Non-Profit Consulting
Ike Smith, Board President One Sheep Ministries
Founder
Pastor Heather Boone