“Share your Sole” 2019 – 300+ pairs of shoes will be given away to Inner City Kids on August 3! Possibility of a 2nd location/event!
On August 3 we will put at least 300 pairs of NEW shoes on inner city children, just in time for their new school year. We also hope to provide new socks for every child. FIND OUT WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP!!
Contact Susie at 210-378-3696
Each child receives a prayer of blessing for their success this new school year.
SUMMER CAMP IS HAPPENING!
Our Summer Camps off to a GREAT START!
We averaged 40 kids a day this first week!
Basketball, making cool stuff, all kinds of games, and swimming on Fridays!!
Contact us at 210-274-6545 for more info, OR if you need a ride in our van!!
Summertime at BnF! swimming, camp at the park, work projects!
FREE HAIRCUTS for the KIDS happened on Sunday, August 5!
The very talented Stylists from Tr3s Salon gave their time and talents to bless our inner city kids! What a great day!!
GROCERY GIVEAWAY EVERY 2ND SATURDAY, 10 AM
Every second Saturday, we giveaway groceries to any and all, while supplies last. Come on over!
211 Keller
2019 is bringing changes! Somebody Cares, San Antonio!
Soon we will bring on a name change, and will be known as “Somebody Cares, San Antonio”. We aren’t changing what we do, just the our name; something that better reflects who we are in today’s world. We will continue to use “BloodnFire” to identify our Summer Youth Missions programs!
WE NEED YOU! Help us do what we do. YOU can make it happen!
“He who is gracious to the poor…lends to God….and He will greatly repay.” Proverbs 19:17
We are grassroots. We are boots on the ground. We are NOT underwritten by a foundation or mega-donor. 80% of our income comes from individuals just like YOU! We need to expand because there are more and more families showing up in the inner city of San Antonio that need EVERYTHING. They need food, they need household items, and more and more and more…… Like everything else, our expenses, such as liability insurance, utilities, fuel for our van…continue to increase. We need more people willing to fund what we do so we can do more. Why not YOU?…….. Invest in the lives of our urban poor.
All donations are tax deductible. Hit the donate button on this website, or mail a check to 21519 Tenore, San Antonio, 78259.
Many many thanks.
What about that name?……….
What about it?
“….I will pour out my Spirit in those days; and they shall prophesy. I will show wonders in heaven above and signs in the earth
beneath; BLOOD and FIRE, and vapor of smoke….” (Acts 2:18-19)
When you work in a radical situation, you need a radical name! We’re ministering in the midst of poverty, violence, degradation, with rampant
unemployment and under-employment.
We need the BLOOD of JESUS and the FIRE of the HOLY SPIRIT.
WE NEED GROCERIES!! Grocery Giveaway; The need grows and grows…..
WOULD YOU COLLECT GROCERIES FOR OUR FOOD PANTRY? Give your food donations straight to the source for distribution! Local food banks make us BUY the food from them, the food that we turn around and give away, and the same food that they have been given. We have to pay for it! Give your food donations straight to the source for distribution!
Your Sunday School class, small group, homeschool group, office, church, get creative, MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Help provide much needed food for our inner city friends. On the second Saturday of each month our neighbors come to receive food from our food pantry. Each family or individual fills bags with the groceries they need. A word encouragement is shared with the group, and we take time to pray with the families and individuals that want prayer. HELP KEEP OUR PANTRY FULL.
You, your family, your group or your church can:
- Donate food items – you can have a food drive to collect food
- Help pack and prepare for food distribution.
- Underwrite grocery and fresh food purchases – $300 per month feeds 75 families
- Distribute food – be apart of our monthly food distribution.
Young….old…rich..poor…all together in one place. We meet at our Ministry center at 211 Keller. It is a great time of interaction between residents of the inner city and their suburban neighbors, drawn together with a common purpose.