Curley's House of Style, Inc.

We'd like to introduce Curley's House of Style Inc./Hope Relief Food Bank, a local non-profit group that fights poverty in Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami. We honestly recognize that individuals with great influence over the world and access to resources can support local food banks in eliminating starvation and the associated economic crimes.

Contact:         

Lavern Spicer, CEO and Founder

Curley’s House of Style, Inc./Hope Relief Food Bank

6025 NW 6th Court

Miami, FL 33127

curleyshouse6025@yahoo.com

www.curleyshousefoodbank.org

305-759-9805

We are a mission-driven organization since 2000 that works to improve the lives of people with low to moderate incomes, people who are at risk, people who are disabled, people who are recovering from drugs and alcohol addictions, homelessness, homeless veterans, mothers and children, and people who have cancer or the HIV/AIDS virus. 

Our Core Values are: 

1. Putting our families first is something that the Value family always does. 

2. Using servant leadership to eradicate hunger and its effects in our communities. 

3. Responsibility helps us accept opportunities to have a beneficial impact on our society. 

4. Integrity constantly acts morally upright and treats everyone with respect. 

Background:

We as previously stated have a vast community of people (including teenagers who are abandoned, youth in danger, homeless people, drug and alcohol addicts and former addicts, mistreated women and children, displaced families, retirees, and the massive influx of immigrants from other countries) who need assistance.

The prevalence of exploitation in industrialized cultures, represented by crime, relates to how economic resources are distributed; societies with more economic inequality typically have higher crime rates and lower levels of social trust. A desperation threshold is a level of resources below which it is exceedingly harmful to fall, and it is something that our food distribution operations can help with. Participants do not suffer from fixed types of destabilization or mental deficiencies; rather, they are affected by starvation conditions that have an impact on their behavior based on their current resource level, and it is this behavior that affects the surrounding population of this county and city as a whole. 

A 2012 study also found an increased risk of mood, anxiety, behavior, and substance use disorders among people who are not eating. Even when other consequences of extreme poverty are taken into account, food insecurity increases the chance of mental health problems by 14%. Our hypothesis shows that providing access to a variety of resources will restore people's wholeness as opposed to exploiting them, which is the ideal course of action for those who are on the verge of desperation. This is still true even if there is a harsh and likely punishment for exploitation, because effective consultation is the quickest method to escape desperation, whereas punishment does not alleviate situations that are already in a desperate state.

Our organization feeds approximately 25,000 families per month, and these numbers are steadily increasing throughout all of Miami-Dade County, Broward County, and Palm Beach County.

Curley's House Food Bank is aware that a minimum 14% increase in mental health disorders occurs as a result of food insecurity after the crippling effects of extreme poverty. It has been demonstrated that young individuals with food insecurity are more likely to experience hopelessness, desperation, or powerlessness.

In Conclusion:

We strive to improve the lives of people who are dealing with a variety of socio-economic and mental health difficulties.

People who are committed to their beliefs and care about humanity use their capacity for giving to improve conditions for others.

We desperately need your help since we can't accomplish our annual objectives without your help and thoughtfulness.

We would like to meet with you, via zoom, to go over how you might assist and collaborate with our charitable food bank, depending on your level of humanity. 

Please make checks payable to: Curley’s House of Style, Inc. / Hope Relief Food Bank, 6025 NW 6th Court, Miami, FL 33127.

As we often proclaim in our sermons, "Whatever you do for the least of these, you do it unto me."

Yours Truly,

Lavern Spicer, CEO and Founder

6025 NW 6th Court - Miami, FL 33127 - Telephone:  305-759-9805 -  Fax: 786-862-6246

Email: curleyshouse6025@yahoo.com       Web Address: www.curleyshousefoodbank.org