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How your holiday cards can make a difference this year

Proceeds from Crisis Control Ministry’s holiday honor cards will help neighbors in need. The nonprofit will also address and mail the cards for you.

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William Mangum’s “Making a Difference” card design is still available.

Photo courtesy of Crisis Control Ministry

It’s not too late to write and mail your holiday cards — or, let Crisis Control Ministry do it for you. The nonprofit is offering holiday honor cards designed by local artists Barbara Campbell, Beth Jones, and William Mangum.

The cards cost a minimum $5 donation. All proceeds go toward Crisis Control Ministry’s mission of supporting neighbors who need food, medication, housing, and utility assistance. There are several ways to find the cards:

  • Order online to have the cards shipped or have them hand addressed, stamped, and mailed to locations of your choice.
  • Pick them up at the nonprofit’s locations in Winston-Salem (200 E. 10th St.) or in Kernersville (431 W. Bodenhamer St.).
  • Shop for them at local retailers (scroll down for the list).

Crisis Control Ministry will be closed Dec. 22 through Dec. 26. To have cards mailed + delivered before Christmas, orders must be placed on or before Monday, Dec. 18.

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