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         VINEYARD HOME   NOW AVAILABLE

There is a special home in the mountains of West Virginia. One priest, before passing, believed the Holy Spirit lives there. We do not dispute his belief, but we do know it is beautiful and peaceful.

This home, measuring 5000 square feet on each of its two floors, has been a home for mentally handicapped adults for 25 years. It is now available for care of mentally handicapped adults, senior citizens, headquarters for an organization, religious order, anyone doing an apostolic endeavor, anyone or group needing such a space.

We welcome your call. References available. Ask for Robert, (304) 289-5280       

THE VINEYARD HOME is a home for mentally handicapped adults in rural West Virginia.  It is unique in that it provides for mentally retarded adults the basic needs of all humans--a permanent home for a sense of security; a workplace to feel and to be productive, and recreation and companionship, an essential part of life denied many of these individuals.  But many good people have already spoken for them by building and supporting The Vineyard Home with contributions of work, skills and money.  No Federal or State funds are used. 

A unique aspect of The Vineyard Home is that it tries to be self-sustaining. The residents, within their abilities, take pride in caring for their home and making ready wood for heating or chickens and cows for meat, Also,  We market genuine West Virginia apple butter made in the great outdoors in copper kettles (Like You've Never Had Before); fine, homemade, hand-dipped chocolates, jelly and many crafts.  These are available, some seasonally, for personal consumption and for personal or institutional gift giving.  Depending on the volunteer talent that can join the residents, the chocolate season runs from mid October to early April. Temperature is critical for shipping.  If you would like to sample some of our candy please place your order's) soon.  Click here to order.

Please help us update our mailing list.

Somehow our mailing list disappeared from our computer          We were able to use one that is three years old.  Due to the age of this list many of the addresses and names will be outdated. Please let us know if you have had an address and/or name change in the last three years so we can update our list.  Also if you will need a letter from us for tax purposes please let us know the amount of your donation and the name And address to send the letter to.   Sorry for any inconvenience.  Thank You for your help__   

The Vineyard home is always looking for volunteers to work around the vineyard and winery.  Volunteers work on Thursdays and their help bottle wine, various outdoor maintenance of the properties. Lunch is served to the volunteers at 12 Noon. Give us a ring @ 304.289.3493 or Email: vineyardhome@frontiernet.net. Attn: Bob Pliska

Fall 2008 Newsletter is now posted          

New Feature @ WHMG  Radio   Podcasts of Bob's Talkshows

An Important  Letter and Correspondence is posted on the HSSI page. All friends and interested people should click on the HSSI button.

A wonderful prayer, broadcasted by Paul Harvey........  Posted in the HSSI page

Note:  Check out the "Pledge of Allegiance" link, it is a wonderful tribute by  Red Skelton

                           

The Vineyard Home is the first home of Homes for the Mentally Handicapped, Ltd., an IRS 501(C)3 tax exempt organization located at 101 Cantwell Court, Purgitsville, West Virginia, 26852, phone (304)289-3493 or       1-877-RGRAPE

Website Maintained by: Eddie Donohue           Any questions about this site or requests to post information, please call    (304)289-3493 or 1_877-RGRAPE           

                                                   

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