Marshall County Christian Services
One mission to share the love of Jesus with every person in Marshall County.
- MANY MINISTRIES…
TESA Thrift Store & Ministry Center Second Chance Thrift Store, & Second Chance Ministry Center - MCCS partners with Marshall County Homeless Ministries, Real Life Pregnancy Center, Kelly’s Rainbow, The Arc and Not Alone
- MCCS is a Non-Profit Organization and all donations are tax deductible according to IRS guidelines.
$698K
Raised
Goal $2.8 Million
About us
Our Record Speaks 2023
1.Back to School-116-$11,600
2. Christmas Gifts for Children-226-$28,250
3. Financial Assistance-1275-$63,750
4. Hanna Home-3805-$38,050 Stpre Vouchers 33164 $1,658.200
5. Food-32158-$6,431,000
6. TOTAL BENEVOLEANCE 2023 $8,231,145.00
Teach Me to Fish
Mini classes based on the adage that you can feed a man a fish and he is full for the day but if you teach a man to fish he is set for a lifetime. Clients are participating in mini classes teaching cooking skills, budgeting, meal planning, relationships, job searches and much more. Come join us on Wednesday or Friday as we explore what the Bible says about every phase of our life
Our Campaigns
Introduce Our Campaigns
Second Chance Ministry Center
217 S. Cahill Road Albertville, AL 35950
256-891-2430 Benevolence and Food Applications on
Wednesday & Friday
9:30Am - 1:00Pm
Food, Financial Assistance and Vouchers are provided to our clients
Raised to date…$84,514.00
Goal…$10000.00
Thank you
Several industries, organizations and individuals in our
community continue to do collections and donations for us.
- Foodland
- Huhtamaki
- Pilgrims
- Publix
- Tyson
- Walmart
- Wayne Farms
- United Way
- Food City
- Warehouse Grocery
Marshall Medical Center and everyone else who supports us
Never Miss Anything
Let’s Make The world A Better Place.
Volunteers
Our Volunteers
Stepanie Gaddy
Volunteer
Malisa Apodaca
Volunteer
Raymond Smond
Volunteer
Testimonial
What People Say
I have been coming to the food pantry for more than three years. If it wasn’t for the people that work here as volunteer’s with no pay I would be hungry. They are always nice and help by teaching us about a lot of things. They also tell us about Jesus. My favorite part is coming in and having a cup of coffee and a cookie and meeting in the back room to learn. Sometimes we just have church and sometimes we talk about budgeting or whatever. They give us their time because they love us.
Coming to Second Chance Ministry Center has helped me so much. Sometimes I just cannot make my food last all month. I don’t know what I would do if I could not come here to get help. They tell you that God loves you and they do too.
I have been blessed by knowing the people here for many years. I love the classes because I learn a lot of new things including recipes to make the food that they give us. We are made to feel like family by everyone. I pray that they will always have what they need to keep this place open.
