How Can You Help?

Borrowed Angel Presentation

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Grace C Mae Compassionate Ministry unveils the true story of God’s Saving Grace. You can now request this special presentation to be delivered to your church or organization in 30, 60, or 90-minute
presentations as a testimony of what God has done for the life of one little girl in an ordinary family from Iowa. For the cost of travel expenses and a love offering for the Grace C Mae Advocate Center, this story can be brought directly to you.

The Compassion Fund is for donations that help to cover costs for children and families without insurance, who are under insured, and would not otherwise be able to afford therapy or other services critical to making to making successful progress and recovery.

Please see our brochure for more information.

Donate

Financial contributions to the Grace C. Mae Advocate Center are always welcome and needed in order to ensure that all those who request services can be served.
Your donation can help ensure that the uninsured and underinsured children across central and eastern Iowa in rural communities can receive proper mental health services. That those who desperately need these service are being treated by highly trained counselors and licensed professional therapists. To date, we have never had to turn away anyone seeking services, and we owe this to the contributions from the community and caring individuals like you.

 To make a tax-deductible ONLINE donation, click below:
To donate by CHECK, please mail your donation to: 
The Capital Campaign The Grace C. Mae Advocate Center PO Box 4 Van Horne, IA 52346  

To discuss OTHER giving options, please contact: 
Patricia Gilbaugh, Executive Director, at 319-361-6529 or at Patti@advoctecenter.org
The Grace C. Mae Advocate Center belongs to the Iowa Register of Accountability, which is a voluntary listing of charitable non-profits that have committed themselves to continuous improvement by adopting the Principles and Practices as general guidelines. The GCMAC is a 501(c) tax-exempt non-profit organization as defined by the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.