Better Together in Christ

Well, it seems we finally completed the ramada for Tula and Ishmael.  Congratulations are in store for our fabricator Harry Fries who did the design work along with Jerry, John, Pat, and Cheo who provided the labor and tools.

#1 – M and R – 

M is not feeling well today.  She is in need of depends, bed pads and liquid drink.  She is not able to swallow and is eating baby food.  R said he would be making chicken soup today.  L (the caregiver) is in Mexicali for a few days.  They do have a few local women helping them.

We have the items requested and they will be delivered.

#2 – R and A

Liquid Drink regular – We had the pleasure of meeting L, a relative of R, today and she mention they are in need of a single mattress and box spring for A.  There is also danger of the large tree branch over their sitting area breaking.  E thought we might be able to put some kind of support under the limb.

#3 – D

*address deleted – D was in good spirits but she mention her vision is getting more foggy.  June will mention it to Mary and Paul to see if there is help for her.

#4  – A C

Liquid Drink low sugar – A was looking pretty spiffy today in a new shirt.  He asked what color and we replied café with a hint of cream.  He prayed as we closed our time with him today.  Very emotional experience.

#5 – C and  M (wife).  

Liquid Drink low sugar – C was able to come to the kitchen with the help of his walker.  He is looking better and he also got a promising report from the doctor.  His numbers have improved and he is now not looking at dialysis.  The doctor has changed his diabetic meds and the cost has increased.  His wife M and his youngest daughter A both confirmed the huge increase in cost.  E suggested perhaps we can take donations to help them with the costs of his meds.  This would be given to them anonymously.  500 pesos has been collected so far.  Their monthly cost is currently 1,300mx.  E will check in Ensenada and J will check in Mexicali to see if will be cheap to purchase there.

#6 – C – We greeted C today and she was very disturbed about a son living in Cabo who is into drugs.  She can’t sleep and is beside herself.  O spoke to her and hopefully she was in a better state of mind when we left.

#7 – A

A was sleeping when we arrived today.  We had a nice visit with I.  She has no new needs

#8 – A

She was making breakfast for a friend when we arrived.  Her son has made her a shorter table so she can sit and prepare food.  She has no new needs today.

#9 T and I

Liquid Drink – regular – I was having breakfast when we arrived and he and Twere in great spirits.  They had no additional needs today.  We provided a sleeping bag for I’s brother Iwho lost his home in a fire several weeks back.

#10 – A

A’s two great grand daughter’s were still here and we are not sure if they are back or still visiting.   They are just happy to see us and share what ever they are doing.  

#11 – V

***A will deliver to V at another campo….deliver parcels to T’s office – we delivered the parcels to A to be delivered later to V.

This past weekend Paul and Mary attended the Lions Eye Clinic. Over 200 people we
seen at this clinic. We received over 50 names of people believed to need surgery. On Sunday, Dr Marcelo Abbud and 2 of his staff came from Ensenada and examined 62 patients at Dr Abasolo’s office. Rita Casey helped us coordinate the exams
which went very smoothly. We greatly appreciate Rita’s help on Sunday. Over the weekend, we identified 36 new cataracts and 18 pterigiums. In addition we
have 21 patients who are waiting to have their 2nd cataracts removed. In March of 2024, we hope to provide 44 cataract surgeries and 18 pterigiums surgeries. Our surgical cost for these surgeries will be $28,716. dollars. 21 of the patients who are receiving 2nd cataract surgeries will contribute 7,000 pesos toward
their surgery if they can do so. Michele Cumberland has contacted Operation Blessings to inquire about a donation
and is waiting to hear back. Jean Westburg has spoken to Rotary of San Felipe about a possible donation. I am
contacting them with details of our needs.
We will be proceeding to create a Go Fund Me request. Please pray that we will be able to provide these needed surgeries for our
community.

I want to thank everyone who was a part of the team this summer.  They all went over and above to insure the elderly needs were met.

We lost two of our beautiful ladies this August.  We miss them dearly but know they are both are angels in heaven watching over the Better Together.  Both families extended their thank you to our group for helping and always caring for their loved ones.

#1…D:  She had a telephone that stopped working and needed help.  Judd, our newest bag boy, took her phone to Telcel and to another phone repair shop.  They decided she needed a new battery and it was ordered, however, after the battery was installed the phone would not hold a charge.  One of our bag guys had a phone that he longer used and offered to give it to D.  A new SIM card was purchased and 100 pesos for minutes were added.  D was so happy to receive the phone.  

#2…A’s house was robbed during the hurricane and their TV including all attachments and a bicycle were taken.  Better Together stepped up with a 50” TV, however it would not connect to the current wiring.  We made a few calls and was able to obtain another TV which did not require a lot of special connections and they now have a TV.

#3…A’s microwave went out.  After several attempts to purchase on here in San Felipe his sponsor ordered an analog type on Amazon.  When it arrived we put felt markers on it and gave A instructions on how to use it.  A is blind for those who don’t know him.

#4…V our sweet lady out by the new cemetery has taken a caretaker job at a playa in north San Felipe.  I have not spoken with her and we have suspended delivery until she returns to her home closer to San Felipe.

#5…T and I have moved to the upper building.  A cement block structure without a roof, windows or a door has been constructed for them by another group and will be finished sometime.  They are still counting on Better Together for the ramada to cover the other structure.  We also provided several tanks of propane and jugs of drinking water.  They seem very happy in their new place.

#6…R and A are doing well and he plan to do some shrimp fishing.  R and M will move back to their place as soon as it cools down.  They will still go to their niece’s home to eat.  A is doing okay,  her son J fell through the roof after the hurricane when he was trying to repair the roof.  A and family are well.

#7… C and L are still in Mexicali.  We have helped them with ensure and depends over the summer.  Lupe is down to 80 pounds and eats very little.

#8… New person: C How we met….Bag Ladies were at A’s and this lady came running down the street asking for food.  She has no food or money.  She had been hit by a car several months back and is still recovering from the injuries.  I told her we did not have any extra food that day but if I could return the next day I would try to help her.  Wereturned the next day and took her information.  We went shopping for her and explained we needed to get this approved by the group, but would help her until we could get it approved.  She has two disabled adult children living with her and she is a widow. She owns her home and it is very nice.  She is the mother of 13 children and they are not in the area to help.  It does appear she has friends in the neighborhood.  We need to vote on accepting her in BL.

#9… I got a call Saturday from a lady who’s 63 year old father has cancer and is need of diapers and ensure.  We will do an intake Monday.  Not sure if he needs food assistance.

#10…October delivery dates 11^th and 25^th…..November dates 8^th and 22^nd.  I will be out of town for November 22^nd and need someone to take over for that delivery.

December deliveries are 6^th and 20^th

#11….Always need pantry items….toilet paper, dish soap, hand soap, shampoo, Clorox, pasta and sauce, tuna, soups, instant coffee, hot chocolate packets, oatmeal, boxed milk, rice, beans, oil, canned fruit and  soups.  NO OUTDATED FOOD CAN BE USED.

April is the time for the Lyons Club and the Flying Samaritans from California to provide the people of San Felipe a free eye examine.  If needed glasses as well.  If it is determined the patient has cataracts or other eye issues the Better Together eye project group of San Felipe along with great doctors and nurses from Ensenada, Mexico will help to make this happen.  The eye projects one for the elderly and one for the children are all private donations.  Our group is very blessed to have this help from all the donors.

A little bit of information is taken from the minutes from our February meeting.  

Eye Project Report –Paul and Mary Beardslee 

Minimal work was done in December and January.

Paul delivered eye drops and a couple glucometers and supplies to 3 eye patients. 

In January, Paul took 6 adults to Ensenada. 4 people had laser treatments and one patient had 2 eye injections for diabetic retinopathy. The patient was able to pay for one of the two injections. Laser surgery and injections cost $810.00 US plus travel. 

January 31, Paul went with 4 other vehicles, driven by Jim H, Mark L, Jerry O, and Eric H. to transport 10 children and guardians for exams by Dr. Arias to Ensenada. All the children received new prescriptions for new lenses. These glasses are being made by Dr. Sandoval in San Felipe. One of the children were seen for the first 2 time. Almost all the new glasses have been delivered. Dr. Arias gave a discount this time on his exams. He charged 450 Pesos for each exam rather than $600 Pesos that he normally charges.

The following day we plan to have Dr. Abbud come to Dr. Abasolo’s office to examine people and measure for cataract lenses. With the generous donations we have received we plan to do cataract and pterygium surgeries beginning May 19th and continuing for several days. 

This coming Sunday, April 16, we will have the April BT meeting at the 99Plus1 Senior Daycare Center.  We will start at 12:30.  This will probably be the last meeting before the summer break because many people are starting to leave already, so we hope to see you there.

Hello all, The season is ending but it has been extremely productive as far as what Better Together has been able to do with and for the people of San Felipe.  We have a few projects to finish but have had to push a couple of large ones back to the fall due to time constraints and monetary shortfalls.  Our prayer is the summer will fill our coffers to the point where we can commence projects again when most of us return. The minutes are attached.  Please note that the financials are at the end of the minutes.  Also please note that we have a significant amount of labor still owed to us from the Nueva Cancion rehab center.  We will continue to use them for our roofing projects next season.  If you have any questions please do not hesitate to let us know.   Have a blessed and Christ filled summer. 

In His service,

Eric and Gloria Hodel
Coordinators for Better Togethers

Better Together Meeting
BETTER TOGETHER IN CHRIST MINUTES – April 14, 2019

• Call to order: – Eric @ 12:30
• Opening Prayer – Michèle Cumberland
• Members in attendance: Paul & Mary Beardslee, David & Michèle Cumberland, Jill Fort, Harry & Judy Fries, John Gilbert, Jim & Rose Hildreth, Eric Hodel, June Martin, Colleen Newell
• Approval of minutes of 3/10/19
  Jill Fort – Moved to accept June Martin – Seconded
  Accepted
  OFFICERS REPORTS
  FINANCIAL REPORT – Submitted by Michèle Cumberland – Rose – Moved to accept with correction of year
• Mary – Seconded
  Accepted
  Corrected Statement of Income and Expense at the end of minutes
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  EYE PROJECT REPORT – submitted by Mary Beardslee
  Mary said since last meeting, little activity – Received $340 in donations. giving them
  $20,372 and 2865 pesos Children’s project
  Ian was taken back to Ensenada and had his cataract surgery. There were no complications. He did very well and his vision is now very good in his eye and its tracking well with the other eye. When Ian was rechecked, two other children were taken to Ensenada for rechecks and had new glasses made. Expenses were $2377 including surgery, new glasses and travel
  The children’s account received $10 donation for a balance of $5714 and 11,815 pesos Aril 27 – Eye Clinic
  May 1st Dr. Abbud will prepare for surgeries and he will be coming 5/17 thru 5/22 for several days of surgeries. If you would like to volunteer especially if you speak Spanish, please contact Mary
  CARE SPONSEE AND NEEDS – submitted by June Martin
  Open projects since last meeting – June asked status and Harry Fries responses follow
  Sergio -title to the trailer effective April 17th -if he has completed his obligation with BT and Don Olson
  Eric to contact Don Olson and get letter transferring trailer to Sergio Armando Castillo – roof over trailer – still in process
  Harry – waiting to get a response from neighbor if they could attach part of roof to neighbor’s wall – estimate cost 7000 pesos
  Felipe Comacho – roof
  Harry – completed -done by Arturo – intake sheet to be given to June
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  Luis Zapien – roof – small section needed to be completed to finish job
  Harry – not completely done
  Evangelina Garcia Gomez – roof with family assistance
  Harry – family will come up with $500 – waiting for us to set the date and then they will get money to us –
  Rosalia Cazarez – roof
  Harry- deciding which way to go on the roof – Family was willing to donate $300 if we put a metal roof on. Due to season constraints, we elected to stay with the original plan of using two coats of sealant.
  Juan Duenas Gallegos – roof issues – needed a bed and a recliner Harry – completed
  Carmen Sanchez Zavala – house fire this past week – house burnt needs roof, furniture, bed, clothes, stove and shoes – Perla received a stove and June to check with Perla to see what other items they would need
  Harry – husband and friend picked up lumber at mine – BT will be putting laminate on and husband will be doing the wood and framing
  Harry – Motion to move Evangelina ($600) to next fall and spend up to $300 for Carmen’s project (estimate)
  Seconded – Paul
  Accepted – David
  Food Fund Raiser at Petes Camp on April 17th – needed someone to take donations to June and talk to the ladies about Better Together – Paul said he will be our rep
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  BAG LADIES
  Spring basket – meeting after luncheon on April 17th Tentative schedule – Shop on Tuesday April 30
• Pack Wednesday May 1st and deliver
  14 families to receive baskets and June looking for volunteers –
  Meeting followed and many signed up to deliver
  Summer Bag Ladies Project
  June – September (12 families)
  June wants to make an additional delivery on May 22nd and then go into regular season – if we have enough food from the food donations – all agreed it would be great
  Season schedule
  June 5, 19
  July 3, 17, 31
  August 14, 28 – June will be out of town September 11,25
  WORK PROJECTS – submitted by Harry
  As the season closes and many people are not here, as well as funds being depleted with all the
  work that was completed this season, some projects will be moved to the next season.
  Jesus – project came in and it was done by John Gilbert’s team from 99+1
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  UPCOMING WORK PROJECTS
  Projects for this season
  Luis – need to complete roof
  Rosalia- do roof as originally planned
  Lady needs 3 steps to get into house – Harry will look into it after Easter – Perla has info
  Work Projects for next season Armando – roof
  Evangelina – roof
  UPCOMING PROJECTS
  T shirts – Rose received orders for work cotton t shirts with BT logo – Will order thru a place in San Felipe – We will do this again next season when everyone returns and T- shirts look good.
  BT brochure – Mary, Carolyn and Rose will be working on a new brochure for next season
  BT Active and Inactive Member List – updated by Jill Fort
  Motion to continue to give Knockout for Hunger $200 from June thru October Jim accepted
  Dave seconded
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  DONATIONS
  The needs are endless, but by God’s grace and your willing hearts, we can all make a huge dent in those needs. Please consider donating to Better Together (and we are better together).
  Any donations for Better Together other than cash may be made by check written to 99+1. You will receive a tax deductible receipt and an end of year tax statement directly from 99+1. You can also donate online at (www.99plus1.org) with your credit card thru PayPal. When donating, always designate the funds to Better Together. If you want monies to go to something specific, please write it on the memo as well, ie Better Together- General Fund, BT-children’s eye project, BT-eye project, BT-Bag Ladies. PayPal charges a 2.09% fee.If writing a check is easier, please write check to 99+1 – in memo “Specific Fund” and send to Michèle Cumberland, P O Box 9011 PMB 5, Calexico, Ca 92232-9011
  UPCOMING EVENTS:
  April 27, 2019 – Eye Clinic Meeting adjourned at 2:00PM Closing Prayer – Jim Hildreth
  NEXT BT MEETING – October 13, 2019 @ 12:30 PM at 99+1
  Thanks so much to all of you for your participation in this month’s BT meeting as well as all who participated in this season’s projects. You are appreciated.
  Submitted – Rose Hildreth
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  Better Together In Christ Statement of Income and Expense April 14, 2019
  (In US Dollars)
  Income
  Donations – Better Together Senior Care
  Total Income
  Expense
  Carroll, Gloria (Reimbursed in Full) Corona, Irma – Eye drops
  Gift Bag Expense
  KO Hunger
  Roofs
  Sotelo, Antonio – Leg wound care Summer Food Distribution (2018) Trailer (BT) Maintenance
  Total Expense Total Loss
  Beginning Balance on July 1, 2018 LessTotal Loss
  Total Cash Balance on April 14, 2019
  General Fund Account Balances As of April 14, 2019
  Peso Exchange Rate 19:1
  5,005.38 5,005.38
  0.00 15.55 356.66 2,000.00 2,888.90 1,289.80 772.64 25.60 7,580.86 – 2,575.48
  Bancomer Dollar Account Bancomer Peso Account Petty Cash Dollars
  Petty Cash Pesos
  Total Fund Balance
  Peso
  4,142.05
  7,904.76
  6,462.32 – 2,575.48 3,886.84
  U S Dollars 2,787.90 218.00 464.90 416.04
  3,886.84
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  Note: Total Fund Balance includes $ 1,010.02 designated for Gift Bags & Bag Ladies. Better Together Meeting
  Roof Job Expenses
  Trini and Rosario & Amelia (2 Roofs) (Labor by Alejandro & Jovani)
  Gloria and Alejandro (2 Roofs)
  Luis (Nueva Canción Director)
  Nueva Canción
  Anselmo (Labor by Arturo)
  Maria and Ramiro Camara
  Juan: Roof and Upholstered Recliner (Arturo) Felipe (Labor by Arturo)
  88.50 528.02 343.46
  1,113.22 406.08 62.91 212.63 134.08 2,888.90
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  Date
  12/13/2018 12/14/2018 12/14/2018 2/26/2019
  Total in USD
  Schedule of Labor bartered for Roofing Materials
  Job
  Credit Balance 21,151
  1,000 20,151 1,000 19,151 1,000 18,151 1,000 17,151
  Purchase of materials for N.C. Roof repair to be repaid by workers. Rate: 500MXN/Man/Day. ($1,113.22 USD x 19 = 21,151 MXN)
  Gloria’s Roof & Alejandro’s Roofs (2 men, 1day) @ 500/man/day
  Luis’ Roof (2 men, 1 day)
  Trip to collect pallets w/ Sergio (2 men, 1 day donated by Sergio) Maria & Ramiro’s Roof (2 men, 1 day) Better Together Meeting
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Better Together Meeting
BETTER TOGETHER IN CHRIST MINUTES – March 10, 2019
– Call to order: – Eric @ 12:30
– Opening Prayer – June Martin
– Members in attendance: Paul & Mary Beardslee, David & Michèle Cumberland, Larry & Carolyn Dunn, Jill Fort, Harry & Judy Fries, John & Bonnie Gilbert, Jim & Rose Hildreth, Eric Hodel, Sandi Keto, Bill & Naomi Margrave, June Martin, Albert E. & Marion Myers, Colleen Newell, Ken & Jill Reinstadler, John & Jean Westberg
– Approval of minutes of 2/10/19
Sandi Keto – Moved to accept June Martin – Seconded
Accepted
– Approval of financial report of 2/10/19 Ken Reinstadler – Moved to accept Judy Fries – Seconded
Accepted
FINANCIAL REPORT – Submitted by Michèle Cumberland Statement of Income and Expense at the end of minutes

EYE PROJECT REPORT – submitted by Mary Beardslee
Paul visited several people this month and took them some drops and diabetic supplies. Paul also took Ian to see a cardiologist 2 times this month in Ensenada to get him cleared for surgery. Ian has been sick and today they visited him and he was better and they should be taking him for surgery on Monday.
Sandi Keto had a bake sale this month for the children’s eye project that made about $240 and last week the Neil Diamond Show made about $1200 and additional $625 came in as donations. In addition, Carol Goddard donated $1185 from donations she received from fabric that was given away from Jerry’s collection. After all these donations, there is $7564 in the children’s vision program. Ian will be using $2000 for his surgery. Paul and Mary are going to get in touch with some elementary schools to locate other kids with serious problems. Paul needs to take some other kids back to Ensenada for follow-ups as well.
Paul and Mary believe there should be about 20 new patients after the Eye Clinic on 4/27
Paul and Mary received $1,240 this month for the General Eye Fund giving a balance of $20,072 This will allow them to continue surgeries when the Rotary Grant is exhausted. Out of the $109,000 Rotary Grant, there is about $45,000 left on the grant
CARE SPONSEE AND NEEDS – submitted by June
Trini – had breathing issue – daughter was there helping
Rita – had pneumonia
Sergio – one year commitment – ends in April –
Antonio – June needs help bringing Antonio to the doctor – as she will be away from SF. Antonio needs to be picked up at 12:30 for 1PM appointment with Dr. Abasolo.

The following is the schedule for those helping – Thanks for those who volunteered. March
22 25 27 29
Paul Colleen Michèle Harry
June talked about the importance of Intake sheets on projects. Procedure for forms
An intake form is needed for any new person we are serving. Per John Gilbert you can get one from Perla at the senior center if you are in town. Or request one from June Martin. The original is to be filled out and returned to June for our files, this also allows the group to keep track of which projects are completed or still on going; and the head of the work project will get a copy and record the progress of the work project. When the project is finished that intake form will be returned to June who will get a copy back to Perla for her records.
Eric Hodel is to be cc on any communication regarding the projects.
If you come across someone who you think qualifies for our assistance you can get their name, address, phone number and any information about the project to be done and send it to June and she will create an intake form and pass it on to the person in charge of the project.
WORK PROJECTS – submitted by Harry Projects worked on in February
Romero and Maria – completed
A lady in our community met with Eric and Harry about the needs of a family of 5 that has a roof that needs repairs – south of town – She asked if they would walk around the home and offer their expertise and that she will pay for all the expenses for this family’s project. Eric and Harry did their walk thru and met with the guys from Nuevo Cancion. Nuevo Cancion will be working on the roof. That is what helping our community is all about.

Jesus – his roof is really leaking bad. Arturo looked at it. Eric and Harry thought Jesus owned the property but found out that his son owns the property. John from 99+1 has a team coming out and some of them are in construction. John’s team will be helping Jesus out.
UPCOMING WORK PROJECTS
Evangelina -Tin roof suggested for covering the hole in roof over the kitchen. Nice house – they have worked inside but because of hole in roof in kitchen, Evangelina has been living with a relative. Harry and Eric spoke with grandson – and he will help – Harry and Eric spoke with family about sharing the cost of the repairs. Cost of the repairs – estimate $1000. The family has agreed to pay up to $500.
Motion to work on Evangelina’s home up to $600 – Sandi Keto Second – Paul
Accepted
Trini – rolled roofing – Alejandro did work – even though they didn’t need to but offered their labor anyway – Ken has a gun in trailer that will help with this type of roofing and will see if it is in working condition and offered it to BT.
Rosalia – roof in good shape – all they need is to seal it. The original sealant wasn’t put on thick enough. Roof is 1200 Square feet and would need 12 buckets of sealant – Estimate $370
Motion to work on Rosalia’s home up to $400 – Judy Second – David
Accepted

Felipe – needs a roof – The roof over his bedroom is flat and the kitchen has a slope. The roof is not good to walk on.
Motion to work on Felipe’s home up to $300 – Ken
Second – Jim
Accepted
Juan – 8 x 10 bathroom – roof leaking, needs mattress, and recliner
Found a recliner next to dumpster – brought it to the upholsterer -new recliner Mattress – in storage – will be given to Juan
Motion for work on Juan’s roof up to $250 – Mary
Second – Ken
Accepted
Armando’s – Talked about putting a tin roof above his trailer and around walk way to prevent leaks and the hot sun. Eric and Harry will report on an estimate next month.
UPDATES
Jill Reinstadler reported on the Cancer Walk – BT walkers collected close to $3000. Fantastic job and all donations are tax deductible as SF Cancer Foundation has 501C
Ken to meet with Ricardo from Eldorado Ranch regarding trailers that are not being used by owner in Eldorado Ranch. We like to contact these owners in hope they would want to donate these unused trailers to BT.
Carolyn, Mary, and Rose – will be on the committee to update the BT brochure. Interested in new work t shirts – check out the BT email that will be sent out this week The BT dinner dance for April 3rd has been cancelled

Women’s Luncheon at Petes Camp on April 17th – Connie Rice called Mary to ask if BT would like to be part of this event by receiving donations. Sandi Keto to meet with Connie Rice to let her know what our needs would be and possibly talk at the event about BT
We received a counter full of canned food from the recent Blues Against Hunger at the La Palapa – These donations are greatly appreciated and will be used by the Bag Ladies for our sponsees
Valentines Day Senior Event – fantastic day for our seniors. They enjoyed food, music, puppets and bingo – A fun time given by 99+1 and many BT sponsors were there volunteering or driving their sponsees to this great event.
Donations for 99+1- donate directly online (www.99plus1.org). DONATIONS
We have many projects coming up. Any donations for Better Together other than cash may be made by check written to 99+1. You will receive a tax deductible receipt and an end of year tax statement directly from 99+1. You can also donate online
(www.99plus1.org) with your credit card thru PayPal. When donating, always designate the funds to Better Together. If you want monies to go to something specific, please write it on the memo as well, ie Better Together- General Fund, BT-children’s eye project, BT-eye project, BT-Bag Ladies. PayPal charges a 2.09% fee.If writing a check is easier, please write check to 99+1 – in memo “Specific Fund” and send to Michèle Cumberland, P O Box 9011 PMB 5, Calexico, Ca 92232-9011
UPCOMING EVENTS:
April 27, 2019 – Eye Clinic Meeting adjourned at 2:05PM Closing Prayer – Mary
NEXT BT MEETING – APRIL 14th @ 12:30 PM at 99+1

Thanks so much to all of you for your participation in this month’s BT meeting. You are appreciated.
Submitted – Rose Hildreth