Mid-Cities Care Corps
2022
MCCC moves in to our new location
2021
Volunteers rally to spruce up our new digs
As part of the 5 year Strategic Plan: MCCC BOD seeks and finds new office space
MCCC is recognized as the Outstanding Service Organization of the Year by Colleyville Chamber of Commerce for 2021
MCCC is recognized as the 2020 Non-Profit of the Year by the Northeast Tarrant Chamber of Commerce
MCCC announces the “Lasting Legacy Community” – a planned giving opportunity for MCCC Supporters
2020
Mid-Cities Care Corps held its 1st ‘Virtual’ Festival of Friends
MCCC receives a donation of a truck that will extend our lawn care program
First Annual Golf Fundraiser at Fossil Creek Golf Course!
MCCC receives a Project Innovation Grant from NBC Universal and is featured on NBC5 for community involvement assisting seniors
MCCC adds grocery and prescription pick-up and grocery shopping as permanent transportation options for our Clients
New Executive Director Named: Elizabeth Grace
Executive Director Duane Buuck Announces Retirement
COVID-19 Pandemic
New storage shed for lawn maintenance equipment
2019
5 Year Strategic Plan Underway
Mid-Cities Care Corps launches new website
2017
Mid-Cities Care Corps Featured on “Plugged into DFW” on CBS
First Annual Friends Luncheon
2016
Mid-Cities Care Corps now on smile.amazon.com Fundraising
2014
Texas Department of Aging and Disability services (DADS) recognizes MCCC with Vision Award
2013
Holiday Outreach served 150 Seniors
2010
MCCC on Good Morning Texas show
Phone-A-Friend program launched
Festival of Friends moves to Hurst Conference Center
2008
Receives President’s Volunteer Service Award
2007
Recognized as Organization of the Year by Star Telegram
Duane Buuck – Executive Director
2006
Tony Durham Executive Director
2004
Mari Donaldson passed away
Gail Gardner – new Executive Director
2001
Karen Bailes – new Executive Director
1985
Moved into space from St. Philip Presbyterian Church
1981
Set up in donated office in the upstairs of Richland Hills United Methodist Church
Beth Cochran and Mari Donaldson – 2 social workers started MCCC with $60 from a pastor to install phones
