C5BDI has made a recent contribution to the PIN Ministry’s charitable program, thanks to Colton Watkins’ suggestion. PIN Ministry is a support center for the homeless and the most impoverished people who aim to relieve human suffering and pave the way out of poverty. They believe in a holistic approach that focuses on restoring the mind, body, and spirit. PIN Ministry operates under four pillars, including medical outreach, transitional housing, recovery, and training, and aims to make today better while working towards a better tomorrow.
In the face of increased demand during the pandemic, PIN Ministry expanded its services to help make an even bigger impact. PIN Ministry has also completed a capital project to build two additional showers for the homeless, installed air conditioning in the service area to operate as a cooling center during hot weather, and constructed an additional dedicated medical office.
PIN Ministry has expanded its substance abuse and mental health services by hiring a full-time addiction counselor and collaborating with the City of Virginia Beach PATH program to connect the homeless who suffer from severe mental health disorders and chronic addictions to much-needed treatment and long-term care. They have also coordinated and managed the Expanded Non-congregant Sheltering program for the city of Virginia Beach to give 150 homeless individuals and families sanctuary from the winter weather during the pandemic, which included case management and permanent housing assistance.
For more information about PIN Ministry and how to access their services, please visit their website at https://pinministry.net/ and click on the “Need Help” button.
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Andrew Frech is the head of marketing for C5BDI and has been working under the company since the beginning of 2022. Andrew previously worked in the real estate field, beginning his career as a Realtor at 22, then transitioning to Homes.com to take over as their head of marketing for Social Fuel, a marketing solution for real estate agents. Andrew currently works as the head of marketing for companies C5BDI, Vet First Inc., and Sports Innovation X.
