We're some pretty ordinary people from a very ordinary town, Uncasville, Connecticut, who have had our lives touched, transformed and saved by Jesus Christ. We're so thankful that Jesus let's us partner with Him in situations where people need a helping hand and some encouragement in life. Everything we do is done in Jesus Name.
Devastation to families and homes in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in Waveland, Mississippi.
You can contact us by:
EMAIL:
al@willinghearts.org
PHONE:
860-848-7400
SNAIL MAIL:
126 SHarp Hill Road
Uncasville, CT 06382
The devastation of Katrina and the work to restore the region after the hurricane will take decades. Willing Hearts continues our presence in the Gulf region.
Yale, Harvard, Brown, and College students from throughout New England take a break from the books and try hammers!
Joe Paskewich, director of Willing Hearts at Ground Zero, September 2001
Child Support Programs since 1990 WHHH has provided ongoing child support programs for some of the western hemisphere's neediest children.
Building orphanages, churches, rebuilding homes in some of the poorest and neediest areas of the western hemisphere
Terror Attack Response responded early to the World Trade Center attacks in New York City resulted in mobilizing hundreds of caring volunteers and organizing evangelistic outreaches for one full year
Natural Disaster Response WHHH responds to natural disasters internationally and domestically including to Hurricane Katrina. WHHH has mobilized hundreds of volunteers rebuilding and reconstructing 84 homes.
Serving in the U.S. and Abroad WHHH has served in constructing and responding at home and in places around the world including Nicaragua, Chile and Mexico
We can't be everywhere, although we'd like be to, but we've been able to serve and mobilize volunteers nationally and internationally. We've been involved in building orphanages and responding to natural disasters in Nicaragua, building churches in in Mexico and Chile, rebuilding homes in the Gulf Coast, serving meals to police, firefighters and steel workers at Ground Zero in New York, organizing evangelistic outreaches and serving people in a variety of difficult situations. In 2011 we are focusing our efforts in Haiti rebuilding after the devastating earthquake, and continuing our work in the Gulf Coast of the United States following Hurricane Katrina.
Haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere and recently experienced a devastating earthquake, flooding and a cholera outbreak. Haiti is our 2011 focus.
We are followers of Jesus, saved by His grace. We are convinced that we are not saved, made right with God, by doing good works, but because of what jesus did for us. We are grateful and are thrilled to follow Him and serve in His Name. everything we do is because of Jesus.
We would love to see everyone come to Christ, but we freely serve anybody and everybody in His Name. If you never accepted Jesus as your Savior a clear and simple explanation is found here in the've Four Spiritual Laws.
We serve people by mobilizing volunteers from throughout the United States from every walk of life. Everything we do is done in Jesus Name as students, retired folks, moms, young people, people using their vacation time, contractors, youth groups, church groups, campus groups, and individuals join together to get the work done. Our work is done by people Willing Hearts and Helping Hands.
Al Serino of Willing Hearts with College Students from Boston on School Break rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina
Al Serino with Carlos Ortiz of NYPD.
We gave awy tens of thousands of these booklets bringing great comfort to many.
Joe Paskewich, director of Willing Hearts on top of the "pile" as it became known.
Steve Baughman outside fo the Family Assistance Center.
Time for a break. Inside the feeding and respite center.
Since 1987 Willing Hearts has been sending support to orphans and orphanages. 100% of support sent to Willing Hearts goes directly to the works we support with no adminstrative fees attached.
JOIN A 2011 TEAM. May, July & October Teams have openings for people with Willing Hearts!
Al Serino (Director of Development) and Bob "Red" Vine (Construction Site Supervisor) talk baout future Haiti projects
