REAL PEOPLE. REAL NEEDS. REAL FAITH.
Here, giving means more because donations from people like you make a difference in the lives of Real People…with Real Needs…through Real Faith. At MRC, we believe that a person’s quality of life shouldn’t be determined by the size of their bank account. Whether it’s an older adult with limited resources in need of care and community, or an employee experiencing an emergency, we feel compelled by our mission to stand in the gap for those in need.
For over 6 decades, generous donors have made it possible to uphold God’s call on this ministry to honor and serve older adults as an expression of Christ’s love. Through the years, there have been a multitude of ways donors have linked arms with us to better secure the quality-of-life every elder deserves. We invite you to explore the various opportunities to give and discover first-hand how here, giving means more.
Provides financial assistance to residents who are not able to pay the full amount for their services and care due to circumstances beyond their control.
Provides assistance to employees improving themselves through formal education.
Emergency Fund
Provides assistance to employees experiencing financial hardship resulting from an emergency or crisis situation.
Emergency Fund
Provides funding for the MRC Affordable Housing Communities in LaPorte and Bryan to keep well-stocked Food Pantries to provide food items for residents in need.
Used to enhance programming for residents living with forgetfulness.
Assists communities as they improve the building and grounds of their campuses.
Used to build new or expand existing campuses.
The heart of MRC are the people - those who live here and those who work here. You can see from the various giving options above that your gifts can work in a number of ways. Each of those ways, though, is about People – Real People. Partnering with us through your gifts extends lives, creates purpose, enhances well-being, builds homes, solves problems,
Here Giving Means MORE!
Savannah is a former employee and scholarship recipient at The Langford – completed a degree in psychology from Texas A&M and is now working towards a Master of Business Administration (MBA) through Tarleton State University – employed as a Personal Banker with long-term plans for a career in agricultural and commercial lending.
“I am still so grateful to this day for the contributions that my Langford family was able to provide for me during my time at Texas A&M. The scholarship helped me tremendously in affording my education. Thankful is an understatement. . . . I always appreciated . . . [the] residents that expressed so much kindness and care towards me. Truly a blessing.”
Jacy is a former employee and scholarship recipient at The Langford in College Station – currently working toward her PhD in Clinical Psychology at Sam Houston State University.
“The way . . . [The Langford] residents are supporting students in their education is so inspiring and it meant so much to me to have their support. . . . I am so grateful to have been a part of the Langford family and am thankful for my time there. I hope they all realize how much they have impacted my life; if I could go back and change anything, I would have applied to work there sooner! I made so many happy memories and still cherish these today. I am sure my classmates are tired of hearing all the wonderful stories I share about The Langford.
- Each year, on average 125 older adults in need remain safe and secure in their home at MRC through gifts to the MRC Covenant Fund
- In 2023, 28 employees were assisted in improving themselves through education by the Employee Scholarship Fund
- In 2023, 36 employees going through difficult situations felt relief through assistance from the Employee Emergency Fund
- Each day as many as 680 older adults receiving some level of healthcare, benefit from gifts designated for resident programs and special equipment to enhance their well-being
- Gifts earmarked to be used where needed most allow community teams the flexibility to creatively meet the needs of those we serve
Here, Giving Means More because your gifts change lives. Older adults in financial need have the peace of mind of knowing their future is secure even if they can’t pay the full amount for the care or services they receive. Employees facing financial hardship because of a crisis or emergency have a place to turn to receive a hand up in their time of need.
Communities grow and offer greater programs to meet the diverse and ever-changing demands of a growing older population. Donations from people like you make a difference in the lives of real people… with real needs…through real faith.
Vice President of Philanthropy & Engagement
Todd Partin joined the MRC team in November 2004 as a member of the leadership team at MRC PineCrest in Lufkin. There he served as Residential Living Manager and later as Assisted Living Director. In 2012, Todd and his family relocated to Texarkana where he was promoted to the role of Executive Director and Administrator overseeing the operations at MRC Cornerstone. His role transitioned again in April 2018 when he was named Director of Engagement for the MRC organization where he worked with leaders in all MRC communities to better engage both employees and residents in the life of their respective communities. Since October 2020, Todd has served as MRC’s VP of Philanthropy & Engagement where he oversees the work of the MRC Foundation with a focus on fundraising while also providing oversight to several charitable programs for residents and staff. Todd has been married to his beautiful wife, Darla, for 27 years and together they have 2 adult children, Zach and Hailee.
Todd shared - “My personal mission is to glorify God by making a positive difference in the lives of others. Serving in the ministry of MRC has given me the opportunity to do just that every single day for over 20 years.”
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