Our Impact

There’s nothing more powerful than churches working together as the body of Christ.

Every year, the Heart of Florida connects its partner church volunteers to over 500 families in their community. Together, we are able to not only meet over 1,000 needs, but meet each person where they’re at. Caring for them holistically, our neighbors are met with dignity and respect, while our partner churches are free to focus on serving according to their strengths. The result? Transformed lives. Transformed churches. And transformed communities.

585
HOUSEHOLDS

We made an impact on 585 households in 2021. Singles, couples, with and without kids, Grandparent(s), uncles, aunts, foster families, etc.
27,465
VOLUNTEER HOURS

Those who tracked and reported their service. Many like to remain completely anonymous.
446
NEW CLIENTS

Families calling in to tell their story. Of these 446, 423 were willing to walk with Love INC towards a bettter way of life.
52
OFF THE FLOOR

Beds and bedding delivered and set up to get 52 individuals warm beds to sleep in.
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LOVE STORIES

Love stories shared with donors, church partners, and our sphere of influence.
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Kay

Love In the Name of Christ is more about relationships than transactions. You’ve heard about Kay for a couple of years now. She’s in her 30s and living with her mom.

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Serenity

When Serenity first reached out to Love In the Name of Christ, she was living in an apartment but on the verge of eviction. She has custody of her goddaughter,

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a single mom + you

Pam is a resilient and independent single mother who recently found herself in a difficult situation. When her living situation became toxic and unbearable, she had to move out into

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Christmas Blessings

“Christmas is most truly Christmas when we celebrate it by giving the light of love to those who need it most.” ~Ruth Carter Stapleton  In years past, your participation in Christmas Blessings

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Jasmine

Jasmine needed a very specific kind of stove, the kind that has knobs on the front. You see, Jasmine has cerebral palsy and is wheelchair bound. She was using a

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