C&M Lifeline

Humanitarian Legacy of Charles and Mary Anders

Honoring the Life and Charity of Charles and Mary Anders

Chuck and Mary Anders established a legacy of humanmitarian service dating back to 1955, inspiring youth to serve others regardless of background. In 1972, they founded C and M Lifeline, Inc. to develop emergency devices for the elderly. Despite initial challenges, they used personal and nonprofit funds to aid various causes, including providing shelter, education support, transportation, and overseas volunteering. Their projects ranged from assisting unwed mothers to supporting the middle class. Chuck's dreams included establishing church camps, educational programs, and providing for cyclone refugees. Many of these ideas remain unfunded but needed in communities.

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The family histories of both Charles and Mary Anders, as well their own immediate family, can be characterized as being inspired and led by dedicated educators, health care providers, and Christian ministers…along with hard-working entrepreneurial business owners and multi-generational Mid-West farmers.

The family’s humanitarian service theme goes back 125 years to Rev. Andrew Jackson Stemen, preacher-teacher-farmer in Ohio. He guided our founder, Charles Anders, as a young boy, to appreciate the true joy and value of “serving others before self” and always seeking the wisdom of God’s guidance through the presence of the Holy Spirit in each one of us. The model of Christ’s unconditional loving service was held as the ideal. C and M LifeLine, Inc. is the living corporate legacy of the Anders-Rohn-Sullivan-Hiatt family values and service lineage

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The family histories of both Charles and Mary Anders, as well their own immediate family, can be characterized as being inspired and led by dedicated educators, health care providers, and Christian ministers…along with hard-working entrepreneurial business owners and multi-generational Mid-West farmers.

The family’s humanitarian service theme goes back 125 years to Rev. Andrew Jackson Stemen, preacher-teacher-farmer in Ohio. He guided our founder, Charles Anders, as a young boy, to appreciate the true joy and value of “serving others before self” and always seeking the wisdom of God’s guidance through the presence of the Holy Spirit in each one of us. The model of Christ’s unconditional loving service was held as the ideal. C and M LifeLine, Inc. is the living corporate legacy of the Anders-Rohn-Sullivan-Hiatt family values and service lineage

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