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On February 28, 2019, one-hundred community members gathered at Crown of Life Lutheran Church in Colleyville to lunch and learn about Mid-Cities Care Corps (MCCC). This year, Karin, an MCCC Client, spoke at the luncheon, with the help of long time MCCC Volunteer Karla Ward, and Advisory Board member Kay…

We like to thank all of our Transportation Volunteers for the time and miles they put in helping our Clients. In fact, it’s hard to thank them enough. Each week Volunteer drivers sign up to take Mid-Cities Care Corps (MCCC) Clients to medical appointments or quality-of-life drives (grocery store, bank,…

Jane Nauman, MCCC Volunteer Coordinator and Steve Rice, Hurst Target Team Leader. The Super Target store in Hurst has become one of our new partners this past year. Steve Rice, the Store Team Leader, has led his staff to participate in an MCCC sponsored yard clean-up service day for one…

Mid-Cities Care Corps (MCCC) offers a Lunch and Learn once a quarter to show our appreciation for all of our Volunteers and Supporters interested in learning about a subject area that may help them in their volunteer efforts.  MCCC provides water, chips, and cookies and the volunteers bring their own…

Mid-Cities Care Corps (MCCC) has finally made it to the twenty-first century, we have a new website! We engaged a local web developer, Strike Anyware, to build us a brand new, modern and up-to-date website. For the first time we have our Client Applications and Volunteer Applications available through the…

The Holidays present Mid-Cities Care Corps (MCCC) with a unique opportunity to help provide assistance to our senior communities with food and gift baskets.  As part of the Social Outreach program, MCCC relies on several organizations that provide generous and heartfelt support.  These organizations include Good Shepherd Catholic Community, Second…

The 2018 Festival of Friends was held on Thursday, November 1, 2018 at the Hurst Conference Center. Volunteers, Clients, and members of our community came together to raise much needed funds that support our programs and services. Nearly 400 guests gathered this year to celebrate Mid-Cities Care Corps. Guests were…

Mid-Cities Care Corps featured in the Star-Telegram: “Since 1981, Mid-Cities Care Corps has been working hard to help older adults in Northeast Tarrant County remain independent by providing free services that support seniors in the quest to live healthy, independent lives in their own homes. “ Read the full article…