Become a Host at the C.O.M.O. Christmas DInner
Host a Table
Be a VIRTUAL FUNDRAISER
Sponsor a Table
Each table host is asked to invite eight guest (including themselves) to the dinner. Table host do not need to know a lot about C.O.M.O. they just need a desire to help.
A Table Host’s primary responsibility is to fill their table by inviting their friends, family and associates to attend the dinner. The cost of a table is $400.00.
Sponsor a Table
Be a VIRTUAL FUNDRAISER
Sponsor a Table
If an Individual or a business wants to be a TABLE SPONSOR but does not plan on attending the event: The table sponsor pays $400.00 for a table of eight guests. The event organizer will fill the table that is sponsored. This allows people or businesses the option to sponsor the event without attending.
Be a VIRTUAL FUNDRAISER
Be a VIRTUAL FUNDRAISER
Be a VIRTUAL FUNDRAISER
Virtual fundraisers invite friends and colleagues to join them online for the fundraiser December 4th at 5:30 pm. The challenge is to raise the equivalent of a Table ($400.00) and more by connecting your peers with your personal C.O.M.O. fundraising page. Your guest will be able to donate online or via text prior to and throughout the event. Text COMOsponsor to 71777 or click below.
About Us
C.O.M.O. Recovery
THREE - A Women's Respite
THREE - A Women's Respite
a long term, faith-based, residential recovery program offering a 18-month process of healing for people struggling with addiction or those hopeless in spirit.
THREE - A Women's Respite
THREE - A Women's Respite
THREE - A Women's Respite
a safe environment to build trust with women that are sexually exploited through building trust and crisis intervention.
TWO - A Men's Respite
THREE - A Women's Respite
TWO - A Men's Respite
a non-judgemental place where men can come and receive basic needs and resources to cultivate life change and a path out of their current environment.
COVID-19
C.O.M.O. Statement
Compassion Outreach Ministries of Ohio exist to meet people in their deepest need. Our drop in centers are in place to provide a service to the people that are often overlooked or left behind in times of crisis. It is important to us that our response to a crisis reflects that central value.
Because of recent concerns and CDC recommendations over the outbreak of the coronavirus and the wise counsel of healthcare professionals to get ahead of the curve, we have adjusted the way we meet the needs of those in our care. The staff of both drop in centers (THREE-Women; TWO-Men) are providing food and hygiene products during our regular operating hours. With extended hours on Thursday at the Women's center and Sunday at the Men’s center.
Thank you to all of those who have responded so generously,
Beth & Tim Tabor and staff
