Anderson Interfaith Ministries

Robert Roberto

I had a intern tell me they check food out of the pantry for lunch,as well as they take home food for themselves,I find this very disheartening and wrong,especially since most of the food is donations from OUR community. The idea of them turning people away,who are in line for food because they are out then taking food home for themselves, is utterly sicking. The program needs a investigation,this same intern revealed personal details on cases,describing their situations and illnesses. I found this all really disturbing, and have since cut contact with this person.She mentioned another co worker who was associated with owning the jockeylot,just to prove my credibility. All this is really sad and scary for families in need.I pray someone looks into this. God Bless

Mar Duckwall

What I can not understand is how can Aim only help people with court eviction notice, knowing that the chances of finding a place is almost Impossible and why won't they help a woman who is injured in a wheelchair .knowing that her leg won't heel, salvation army won't help her because they are not wheelchair access avalanche.

Bryan Haguewood

This place is amazing and saved my family from the streets!!

Dennis Tedder

AIM is the heart of Anderson, the core of our helping and standing alongside