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From 1975, when we began
with a vision of working to help meet human needs and alleviating
social and economic ills, to 2003 when we began operations in our
present location, the Eastside Ministerial Alliance (EMA)
has worked with various organizations to serve the Waterloo community.
The EMA is an ecumenical 501(c)3, not for profit, organization of
clergy whose mission is to:
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MISSION STATEMENT:
" Establish, conduct, and maintain educational, social, charitable,
economic, and recreational programs and endeavors as may assist in the
advancement of its members and aid in the general welfare of a
population in the community that is under-served or have otherwise
fallen through the social service, economical, and educational cracks."
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We make use of
both private and government funding to bring together resources needed
to:
- Help
individuals and families who would otherwise fall through the cracks.
- Give hope
where there is hopelessness.
- Build
neighborhoods and vibrant communities.
- Make the
Cedar Valley stronger and more united.
- Pave the
way to a bright community future.
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