Jim and Gail Cross Brian and Lissa Ames John Nosal and Julia Reinhart-Nosal
Jeanne Dodd Michael and Victoria Briggs Bill and Cynthia Schuette
Jim Fitterling and Alex Lee Robert and Kathleen Hansen Robert and Mary Smith
Stephanie Williams and Hans Karsten Amy and Doak Stolz
Kevin and Cheryl Collins Assumption of the B.V.M Church Mark and Denise O'Keefe
Joe and Stacy Dostal Kirk and Dawn Bortel Edward and Indira Oskvarek
William and Kathleen Fothergill Bart and Liz Bowser Stephanie H. Pereira
John and Mary Gorte Mike and Cindy Costello Renee Pettinger
Will and Mary Greeley Richard and Donna Dolinski Dr. Jack and Lydia Pinney
James and Sue LaBean James and Evangeline Fabiano Diane and Donald Slattery
Bernard J. Meister Caroline and Frederick Holland Jessica Snyder
Terence and Carleen Moore Victor and Kristin Hosfeld Mark and Linda Stachowiak
Richard Rausch (in memory of Susan Rausch) Heather Krantz, CPA, PLC Joann and Richard Surma
Richard and Tricia Sommer Bob Marsh and Leah Kickbusch-Marsh Dr. Bart Thompson DDS
Dave and Ruth Sutton Gregory F. Meyers John and Duffy Vander Male
Dan and Marcella Mushrush Sally Wilson
New Life Vineyard Church Selma Yamamoto
Gregg and Marilyn Zank
Paul and Carol Boothroyd
Hilary Ferguson
Richard and M. Catherine Lundgard
Donald and Francine Padgett
Mary Bassett connected with Open Door at an event hosted at her parish, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in 2019. Though Mary had glimpses of the Open Door when their family first moved to Midland in 2004, this was her first face-to-face introduction with its mission and purpose.
Mary remembers being immediately struck with the welcoming and hospitable nature of Open Door’s campuses. “You don’t necessarily expect to see this level of quality and attention to detail,” Mary said. “It’s not a train station; it’s a home.”
In the summer of 2019, Mary and her husband Mark hosted a fundraising event at their home featuring food prepared by Open Door volunteers. Once again, Mary witnessed firsthand the talent and time poured into each detail of the organization, and invited her close friends to join them in bringing help and hope to neighbors in need.
Mark and Mary Bassett are no strangers to philanthropic work in the tri-cities. As the chairman and CEO of Hemlock Semiconductor, Mark has been a community leader for several years, including serving on the boards of Covenant Hospital and the Saginaw Chamber of Commerce. In 2019, Mark was also the chairperson of the United Way of Saginaw County’s annual campaign.
Midland’s Open Door desires to see the homeless, hungry and hurting experience the life-transforming power of the gospel of Christ, becoming godly disciples and faithful stewards of all God has given them.
To do this, we meet people at their point of need, transitioning them from a position of crisis to a posture of hope. Next, we walk with them, teaching and modeling how to enjoy God, utilize their gifts to serve others, and live godly, interdependent lives.
Visit www.midlandopendoor.org to learn more!