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W.A.R.M.

Twenty Years of Compassion, Hope & Dignity

 
 
WARM Shelter               Soup Kitchen  

Critical Needs/Outreach 

         WARM-Up                 Harvest Homes  

   
Attire for Hire
 
 
 
 
Senator Jack Reed visits the WARM Shelter!
 
 
 
 
 




Chelsea Gause and Audrey Zeisner made a generous donation of their proceeds from a bake sale held at Westerly Hospital. As part of her senior project at Westerly High School, Chelsea baked cookies, cakes, and breads with the help of her mentor and family.

Left to right:  Audrey Zeisner; Jean Barry, WARM Executive Director; Chelsea Gause; Bob Shea, WARM Food Coordinator.

Thank you, Chelsea, and to all of those patrons who purchased baked goods at Westerly Hospital!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Click on the image to learn more or visit www.unityri.com
Unity Pledge
 

I/We, the undersigned, deserve a budget that is based on a commitment to the common good, a budget that meets the basic human needs of all the people in our state and creates healthy, vibrant communities;

 

I/We cherish the diversity of our state and appreciate that our state is home to various people spanning the spectrums of age, incomes, occupations, ethnicities, backgrounds, life experiences and religions;

 

I/We have an appreciation of the interdependence among all residents of our state, reflected in public policy decisions which impact the quality of life for us all, now and for generations to come;

 

I/We believe that a strong safety net is the foundation for all vibrant, healthy communities and that the safety net benefits all Rhode Islanders regardless of their income;

 

I/We believe that thoughtful, honest public discourse produces fair and responsible polices that foster the common good and engage us in an elevated level of civil dialogue that recognizes and respects the diversity of the communities of our state;

 

I/We believe that our current budget crisis can only be solved by rising to our best selves, by allowing the space for generative discussion where new ideas can be raised, by examining new ways of working and by elevating public discussion to allow all voices to be heard;

 

I/We believe that the current budget crisis cannot be solved behind closed doors by a handful of people and that our state’s leaders need to examine all sides of the equation and involve in the discussion those who are impacted by the state budget;

 

I/We call upon Governor Carcieri and all members of the State Legislature to pledge themselves to the creation of a fair, equitable, balanced budget that meets the needs of ALL Rhode Islanders;


Therefore I/we pledge to stand united with my/our fellow Rhode Islanders in seeking positive solutions to our current budget crisis, solutions that foster the common good. Therefore, no matter what particular positions I/we advocate for in regards to the state’s budget, I/we stand committed to ensuring responsible public deliberation and civil dialogue.
 
 
 
 
 

Coca Cola of S.E. New England and the MBA Present:

The 4th Annual Misquamicut Music Festival and Fireworks


Saturday, July 26
Misquamicut State Beach


Featuring:
Jefferson Starship
Quicksilver Messenger Service
The Buckinghams

Visit www.misquamicut.org for more information!

 
 
 
 
 
 
WARM's 16th Annual Fundraiser Bowl-a-Thon

Sunday, April 27th, 2008
Alley Katz, Westerly, RI
1-4pm

A Great Success!
Thanks to all who particpated!!
♦♦♦
 
 
 

Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
Recognition for 20 years of WARM Volunteers...

"Making the Difference"
held April 5th, 2008
Calabrese Club, Westerly, RI

 
 
 

Welcome to WARM's secure on-line giving option

DONATE NOW

For all donation options

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Thank you!
 
 

NOTE:
The Volunteer Calendar can now be found in the tab to your left under "Volunteer"

 
Anita's Kitchen

For further information
click here

 
 


"Wish Lists"

RESIDENTS' NEEDS

Bar Soap
Razors
Basic toiletries for men and women

GENERAL NEEDS
Cleaning Supplies


THANK YOU!
 
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Soup Kitchen Needs

Hot Dogs
Hamburger
Chicken
Mayonaise
Bread (White or Wheat)
Butter

Paper Goods:
Paper Towels
 
 


Thank you EVERYONE!
WARM's Dinner Dance Auction Fundraiser was a huge success!

GALA PICTURES: CLICK HERE
L - R: John Butler, Board President; Cindy O'Brien-Luzzi, Event Chair; Jean Barry, Executive Director; Joseph Turo, Westerly Town Manager, Honorary Event Chair.

List of Auction Sponsors, Donors and Friends:
click here



AND MORE TERRIFIC PICTURES!
Thanks to Tim and Patty Martin!
click here
 
 


Janice Papineau, designer and WARM volunteer extraordinaire stands before some of her Valentine "dressing" in Attire for Hire. 

Special thanks to Janice and her daughter, Joanna for "staging" the four large auction tables at WARM's gala on February 9, 2008.  If you were there you know what we're talking about!

Janice has been an interior designer for many years and her design team:  Simple Elegance.  If you would like more information, please contact Marie Jo in Attire for Attire (401.596.9276) and she'll get you connected with Janice.
 
 

On Monday February 2, 2008 representatives of Tim Horton's came to make a generous donation of their proceeds from area
Tim Horton's coffee sales on First Night in Westerly.

Left to right:  Robin Busch, owner, Granite Street Tim Horton's; Don Hassel, owner High Street Tim Horton's; Jean Barry, WARM Executive Director; Steven Forster (holding son, Ryerson), Downtown Pawcatuck Tim Horton's.

Thank you, Tim Horton's and to all of those patrons who purchased coffee on December 31st, 2007
 
 
 
The mission of the Westerly Area Rest Meals (W.A.R.M.), Inc. is to prevent or alleviate homelessness
by providing a continuum of care and service to the homeless and needy,
and to help them build self-esteem and move toward
independent and responsible living. 


Incorporated as 501(c)3 December 1987