Visible Compassion for Unseen Needs
Presbyterian Community Ministry (PCM) bridges the financial gap for Lee County residents facing a crisis. We provide zero-interest emergency loans for utility bills and manage critical home repairs for neighbors who need stability.
Two Ways We Help
No-Interest Emergency Utility Loans
We provide zero-interest loans of up to $300 for water, gas, and electricity bills, giving neighbors the bridge they need to stay in their homes.
Critical Home Repairs
We administer Community Development Block Grant funding for Auburn homeowners and use private resources to provide zero-interest loans across Lee County, helping families afford major repairs and keep their homes safe, livable, and preserved for the long term.
of Standing With Our Neighbors
Over 50 Years
Every number represents a neighbor who stayed in their home. A senior who kept the lights on. A family that did not have to choose between utilities and groceries. That is what your support makes possible.
$2.5M
Total assistance provided
11,000
Families and individuals assisted
$500K
in Community Development Block Grant and Miscellaneous Emergency repairs
450
Average applicants served per year
1969 official highway map of Alabama. Alabama Department of Archives and History.
Founded in Lee County in 1969.
PCM has been part of this community for more than 50 years. What began as a grassroots housing effort — one that helped inspire the founding of Habitat for Humanity — has grown into a trusted resource for neighbors facing financial crisis. We believe that no neighbor in Lee County should be without the basic necessities of water, power, or gas, or emergency repairs because of circumstances beyond their control. We need your help in meeting the growing needs in Lee County.
