The Samaritan General Fund
This fund helps a wide variety of clients including: couples in conflict; adults recovering from childhood abuse; families concerned about struggling children; and adults who are hindered in their day-to-day life by depression,
anxiety, panic, loss or grief.
Small-Fry Samaritan Fund
Inaugurated in 2000, this fund was created to assist children. Children may receive help for issues such as abuse, coping with family problems or divorce, or behavior problems at home or at school. Donors to the Small-Fry Fund help
children learn to deal constructively with their problems and greatly increase the chances of these children growing up to be well-adjusted, productive citizens.
Jonathon Fund
This fund was created in 2009 in memory of Jonathon Burton in response to the growing need for therapy involving adolescents who may be facing relationship dilemmas, identity struggles, or suicidal thoughts and feelings.
Julie Fund
This fund was created in 2016 in memory of Julie Hluchota who lost her battle with addiction on July 22, 2015. The fund is to support individuals and families impacted by any type of addiction served by the Center. We hope this
fund will help ensure access to treatment and ongoing support that is critical to long-term, sustained recovery.
Samaritan Serenity Fund
In response to the growing need for addictions services, this fund was developed to give assistance to those struggling to free themselves from chemical dependence.
Pastors Referral Fund
As part of our partnership in ministry with local congregations, contributions to this fund enable the Samaritan Center to make vouchers available to pastors. Each pastor receives a voucher annually; the voucher can be redeemed for
an initial consultation at no cost. This Fund enables pastors to refer their parishioners to the Samaritan Center with confidence that finances will not be an issue in getting started.
Veteran’s Fund
This fund was created specifically for veterans, as well as their family members, to help cope with the stress of returning to civilian life. Over the years, we have seen progress made for those suffering from having served our
country.
Silent Samaritan Fund
This fund involves women helping women. Almost two-thirds of the clients seen at the Samaritan Center are women, and women are often most vulnerable financially at the very time they most need counseling help. The Silent Samaritan
program is run by women on the Samaritan Center’s Board of Directors; they solicit gifts for use only in helping women get the help they need. Gifts are made anonymously. Each year, this fund helps women to attain wholeness in
the face of spousal abuse, childhood physical, sexual or emotional abuse, low self-esteem, depression, and anxiety. Women receiving Silent Samaritan assistance benefit not only from the help they receive, but also from knowing that
other women care enough to give them this life-changing gift.