Storage Building Challenge

We are so grateful for everyone who has donated thus far. The building is greatly needed and will really help us to improve and expand our service to our communities. We have found a good price on a building that will work for us at this time but are still short of being able to pay for it outright. We could begin to make monthly payments but that would cost us an additional $500-$1000 as we wouldn’t qualify for our tax exemption and would have service fees. We believe those funds would be better utilized meeting needs than paying taxes and fees. 

So as we finish out March and through the month of April we want to make a real push to reach our now fully known goal of $3973.00 and ask once again that you would join us in this endeavor and in serving our communities. Again we are so grateful for those who have already donated and are thanking God ahead of time for meeting this need and for allowing us to be apart of what He is doing in our region. God bless you all and 

Thank You For:

              “Helping Us Help Our Communities”

Guaranty Bank Accepts Challenge - Donates $500 to Storage Building Challenge!

L to R: Beth Little - Rock Solid Resource Center; Kelle Smallwood - Guaranty Bank & Robert Little

Great start to our day!!!
Kelle Smallwood of Guaranty Bank delivered a $500 check to Rock Solid Resource Center to be a part of the Storage Building Challenge!

Storage Building Challenge is here!! We need a place to store donations, etc. until we can process them. A small building is our goal. The Challenge is on! We've had several people and companies already Step-Up and donate to this needed cause! We're hoping to raise enough donation funds to provide plenty of storage. Here's a sample picture of a small one.

Depending on how much we can raise will determine the size of our building.

The big  reason we need the building is for more space to process the primary reason is that we are having to currently store donations overflow in the areas that are dedicated to active service of our clients. We are being hampered in our ability to fully and effectively serve our clients/communities. 

To give a clearer picture the building is divided functionally into 3 parts:

• 1/3 the thrift store 
• 1/3 donation reception/storage/processing 
• 1/3 Resource Center operations/client-programs & services 

Because we have been blessed by the continuous generosity of our communities by their donations we are having to store the overflow in the last 1/3 which is only about 30% functional right now. The additional storage building will allow us to get that to 100% and thus we will be able to more effectively serve our communities