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In addition to feeding the hungry, We Care also works to resolve other personal needs including clothing, some basic household goods, and ministry through prayer. We Care is a non-profit food and clothing pantry where families and individuals in need may come for help. We Care is located at 2020 Nicoma Lane, Nicoma Park, OK. 73166, and serves the surrounding areas. We Care is open to the public on Friday’s from 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We Care utilizes an interview process with a representative to determine how to best address their specific situation through evaluation, identification, and resolution of their most immediate physical needs.
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About Us
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Recognizing that God has blessed us so that we can be a blessing, We Care serves our community with the overwhelming abundance God has showered on us. Caring people, partnering together, to touch the world for Jesus. Our mission is to offer hope and help to those in need within our community as an example of Christ's love and care. Our goal is to effectively connect enthusiastic volunteers with the needy through our efforts to alleviate physical and emotional hunger in a dignified and supportive manner. It is our intention that people receive not only food for their physical hunger, but generous
portions of kindness, grace, and prayer to feed their spiritual and emotional hungers. We believe from the words of Jesus that this is one way we can respond directly to God's love for us: "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in." Matthew 25:35. The hungry people in our communities come from many different ethnic backgrounds; they include elderly, adults, and children. They may be employed with low wages, unemployed, living on social security, social security disability, or even homeless.
WeCare Leadership
Roger & Glenda Choate
WeCare Directors
Roger and Glenda began as the directors of WeCare in August of 2023. However, Glenda began helping by getting bags of food ready for distribution in July 2015 when she retired from education. Roger retired from teaching in 2017 and joined Glenda at WeCare in January 2018. Roger and Glenda desire to share the compassion of Christ through meeting spiritual, physical, and emotional needs.