The Essential Needs Project

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The Essential Needs Project exists to provide essential items for daily living to people 70 years and over, and for people of any age facing critical/life altering illness.

Thank you to one of our supporters for purchasing items through our Amazon wish list! Your support means everything to t...
10/18/2026

Thank you to one of our supporters for purchasing items through our Amazon wish list! Your support means everything to those we serve.

Help us earn a matching donation by giving to our October supply drive. Details and drop off locations below:
10/14/2026

Help us earn a matching donation by giving to our October supply drive. Details and drop off locations below:

10/04/2026
Help us earn $250 to support our neighbors by donating items during the month of October! If your business is willing to...
10/01/2026

Help us earn $250 to support our neighbors by donating items during the month of October!
If your business is willing to serve as a donation drop off please let us know below!

All Seasons Grill
Volunteer, a Lawrence Bank
Thrivent
Bobby Blackburn - Thrivent Financial

Ordinary things can bring dignity to a difficult situation. Our Care Kits include:Fresh meat and produceCanned vegetable...
09/29/2026

Ordinary things can bring dignity to a difficult situation.
Our Care Kits include:
Fresh meat and produce
Canned vegetables, pasta, sauces
Paper towels, toilet paper, food storage bags/wrap, paper plates
Multi surface cleaner, dish liquid, dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent
Bath soap, shampoo, lotion, toothpaste and toothbrushes, razors, shaving cream, combs and hair brushes
Specialty items (as needed): incontinence supplies, feminine hygiene items, diapers, and protein shakes

Sometimes a Care Kit meets a need no one knew was coming.Meet Maddie Kay and her family.Their home was already filled wi...
09/26/2026

Sometimes a Care Kit meets a need no one knew was coming.

Meet Maddie Kay and her family.

Their home was already filled with the energy and laughter of four-year-old twins when they received the joyful news that another baby was on the way. That joy was soon accompanied by uncertainty when they learned their daughter would face significant developmental and physical challenges.

Doctors raised the possibility of ending the pregnancy, but for Maddie Kay’s parents, that was never a consideration. This was their daughter. They would welcome her, love her fiercely, protect her, and face every challenge together.

After hearing their story, The Essential Needs Project knew this family was exactly who our Care Kits were created to serve.

What we did not know was that Maddie Kay was back in the hospital on the day our team arrived with their delivery. Thankfully, one of her grandparents was at the home helping with chores and accepted the Care Kit for the family. The following day, Maddie Kay and her family were able to return home together.

Her mom later told us that the Care Kit spared them from making a much-needed grocery trip after their long hospital stay. But then she shared something that reminded us just how perfectly timed an ordinary act of kindness can be.

For the first time, we had included a case of bottled water in a Care Kit.

“We never buy bottled water for our home,” she told us. “But about 30 minutes after arriving home, our water went out, and we had to use every bottle of that water!”

What seemed like one small addition to us became exactly what this family needed—before any of us even knew the need existed.

Sweet Maddie Kay recently celebrated her first birthday. She is growing, reaching some milestones, and working toward others, surrounded by a family whose love and devotion have remained steadfast through every challenge.

We are grateful for the opportunity to serve Maddie Kay’s family and honored that they allowed us to share their story. We thought we were delivering everyday essentials. In God’s perfect timing, we were delivering something they would need at exactly the right moment.

God knew the need long before we did. ❤️

If you would like to help us serve families like Maddie Kay’s, we gratefully accept donations of Care Kit supplies and financial support.

Care Kit supplies may be dropped off at All Seasons Sports Grill, Volunteer Bank–White House, or arranged by contacting us through this page. Financial donations can be made through the Givebutter QR code pinned at the top of our page.

Where compassion meets action and faith meets need.

A care kit cannot take away a difficult season. It can tell a neighbor, “You haven’t been forgotten.” ❤️From October 1–3...
09/25/2026

A care kit cannot take away a difficult season. It can tell a neighbor, “You haven’t been forgotten.” ❤️

From October 1–31, we need your help collecting 250 individual items. If we reach that goal, Thrivent will give The Essential Needs Project $250 to help us continue serving. Let’s earn that gift together.

Please bring new, unopened non-perishable food, paper products, household cleaning products, or personal hygiene items to All Seasons Grill or Volnteer Bank-WH@. More drop-off sites are coming soon.

One item is a way to show up. Help us reach 250.

06/15/2026

Bobby Blackburn - Thrivent Financial
Empire Lock and Safe LLC

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White House, TN
37188

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 12:30am

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