LOCALLY

• Date Nite Program:  Over 100 families of autistic or special needs children were reached.  Every month, FHCC cared for the children while the parents had a free evening.
• Edgewood Center: Each month, our Son-risers LifeGroup provided money and materials to the Inner City Ministry of the Dayton Association of Baptists. 
• Life Enrichment Center: Each week, our teenagers and adults prepared food for the homeless and underprivileged. Financial support and collection of household goods were also provided by FHCC family.
• Miami Valley Women’s Center:  Volunteers provided education to those confronting the issues surrounding unwanted pregnancies. Our ladies gathered products for infants. 
• Remodeling Program: Three single mothers in our area were assisted with home improvement projects. 
• Prison Ministry:  Weekly Bible study was provided to locally incarcerated men; and over 200 dozen cookies were provided for the annual Kairos Ministry program.  Financial assistance was given to Forgiven Ministry for a reconciliation event called “One Day with God.”
• Inner City Work: On a monthly basis, several men from FHCC went to the streets of Dayton and prayed for the homeless.  Specific help was given to two homeless women.
• Cowboy Camp:  We conducted a week long camp for boys and girls, 8-13, where character-based education helped them to develop a positive self-esteem and respect for others. Some scholarships were made available for those who could not pay the $200 fee.
• Crown Financial: We supported a missionary who led Christian based financial education to teach people Biblically based financial principles.  We provided scholarships for couples who were facing difficulty and wanted to make an effort to get their budgets in order.
• Financial assistance to Greater Dayton Association of Baptist: Financial support was provided for Christian educational programs in the Dayton area.
  

NATIONALLY

• Gulf Coast Mission Trips:  Two trips were made.  One was a major project of rebuilding a church, and the other included many minor projects on family homes.
• Church Building Program Assistance:  FHCC provided financial support to a Gulf Coast church that has outgrown its facility. 
• Montana:  FHCC provided financial assistance to a church that ministers daily to Native Americans.  Our volunteers taught several leaders of their church in a recovery program that will be on-going.
• Nashville, TN:  Teens and adults ministered to inner city homeless and needy people by providing food and clothing.
• Southern Baptist Convention:  Financial assistance was provided to the Home Mission Board in support of over 5,000 North American missionaries.
• Coastland Tampa:  FHCC provided financial support for one of our former staff members as he assists in the start of a new church in Florida.

INTERNATIONALLY

• International Mission Board:  Financial assistance was provided to help support over 5,000 missionaries in over 100 countries.
• Cuba: Financial support, teacher training and construction materials for several churches were given.
• Mexico: Support was given for two of our own members who are teaching in a school for missionary kids.
• Columbia: We gave prayer support and personal hygiene products to a husband/wife team from Far Hills. This couple helped Columbian women start their own businesses and distributed The Jesus Film to many tribal groups.
• Europe: We provided prayer and financial support for a family that is sharing the gospel in Scotland through sports clinics.
• Chad: FHCC supported a son of two of our members who is teaching English as a second language in order to share Christ.
• Tanzania: Prayers, cards and packages were given to support one of our young couples whose parents are active in Far Hills.
• Eleuthera Islands: Financial support was given to one of our FHCC families who dedicated their lives to full time missionary work.