Double Dose Missions emblem featuring Jesus, a cross, and a heart

Faith in action. Care in hand.

Double Dose Missions

Feeding your body and your soul.

A faith-rooted mission preparing and sharing meals and Blessing Bags, caring for the community, and offering hope through Jesus Christ to neighbors in need.

Established July 2026

Happening nowMeals, Blessing Bags and community service
At the centerThe love and hope of Jesus Christ
Growing nextClothing and household goods

Community service recap

Fountain cemetery cleanup

Community center funding campaign

Help us build a place of hope.

A permanent home for meals, outreach, and community.

Double Dose Missions is raising funds to acquire a permanent home where we can prepare and serve meals, accept donations, host outreach events, and provide a welcoming place for everyone.

Our vision for the center

Kitchen and serving area
A place to prepare and serve hot meals.
Community gathering space
Room for fellowship, encouragement, and prayer.
Donation storage area
Space to organize food, clothing, and other essentials.
On-site residence
A home for a caretaker or mission leader, when possible.
Outdoor space and acreage
Space for children and guests to enjoy, with the possibility of farm animals.

Help through financial gifts, food and supply donations, your time and talents, sharing the mission, or prayer. Contact Tracy to discuss the campaign or arrange a donation handoff.

Online gifts use the mission's existing Square checkout. Ask Tracy about directing a gift toward the community center.

Double Dose Missions community center funding campaign flyer, illustrating a hoped-for future center. Campaign details are provided alongside it.
Campaign artwork supplied by Tracy. The pictured building illustrates the vision for a future center, not an existing Double Dose Missions property.

Blessing Bags outreach results

Blessing Bags and lunches for 24 people.

Practical care, shared smiles, and thanks to Jesus.

Ask Tracy about future outreach
Donated Blessing Bags, stacked lunch containers and a Double Dose Missions card ready for outreach
Double Dose Missions was able to help out 24 people with Blessing Bags and lunch!! Thank you to all that donated and helped... All glory to God for helping us shine His light.
October 2026 collection drive (closed)

Original October appeal

October Blessing Bags collection

Small necessities. A little encouragement. A whole lot of love.

Double Dose Missions is collecting supplies for bags to distribute to neighbors in need, with a word of encouragement and prayer for anyone who wants it.

Collection ends
Bags handed out

Two ways to help

Donate items for our Blessing Bags, or ask Tracy about hosting a Double Dose Missions collection box at your business.

Email Tracy to donate or host a box

tracy@doubledosemissions.org

Call Tracy: 850-247-9799

Contact Tracy to arrange a handoff before bringing supplies anywhere.

We are collecting

  • Bottled water
  • NEW socks
  • Toothpaste
  • Wipes
  • Individually wrapped snacks
  • Toothbrushes
  • Deodorant
  • Travel-size hygiene items
Double Dose Missions: Help us fill our Blessing Bags. Requested supplies and contact details are listed above.
Every month Double Dose Missions will be hosting different events and activities for our community and the people we are serving. For the month of October we will be gathering donations for "Blessing Bags". The drive will end October 28th and the bags will be handed out to those in need on Halloween, October 31st. Contact Tracy at the phone number or email provided for more information. Thank you so much for your help.

Current outreach

Meals are the work happening now.

Double Dose Missions begins with something direct: preparing food, portioning meals, and pairing practical care with words of faith.

These photographs show the work taking shape in Tracy's own hands—from the kitchen counter to packed containers with handwritten scripture cards. The promise is simple: nourishment for the body and encouragement for the soul.

A real beginningThe images document preparation and packing. Private details about dates, locations, and the people receiving help remain private.
Tracy preparing a row of open meal containers in a kitchen
Preparing meals one container at a time.

The mission

Care for the whole person.

Food is the beginning. Double Dose Missions is built around meeting both practical and spiritual needs with care that remains personal.

01

Feed the body

Preparing meals and placing them directly into the hands of people who need food is the work happening now.

02

Feed the soul

Every act of care is rooted in Jesus Christ, with encouragement and faith-based literature offered without losing sight of the person in front of us.

03

Meet practical needs

Clothing and donated household goods are the next areas of support Double Dose Missions is working toward.

Tracy Sapp, founder of Double Dose Missions
Tracy Sapp, founder
Louie Risk, mission partner
Louie Risk, partner

Meet the people behind the mission

Care shaped by Tracy Sapp and Louie Risk.

Tracy SappFounder

Double Dose Missions is growing from a practical starting point: do what can be done now, keep faith visible, and treat every person with dignity.

Tracy's vision reaches toward food, clothing, household goods, and encouragement rooted in Jesus Christ. For now, the meals show where that vision has already become hands-on work.

Louie RiskPartner

Louie helped inspire the “double dose” at the heart of the mission: nourishment for the body alongside scripture and encouragement for the spirit.

Faith behind the mission

A personal moment of faith.

Tracy shares this moment from her baptism in August 2026.

Tracy Sapp being baptized this past August.
Tracy Sapp being baptized this past August.

Building carefully

The vision can grow without pretending it already has.

Tracy's next hope is to help with clothing and donated household items as the mission gains the capacity to receive and distribute them.

The first donated-item intake is now available below. Tracy reviews every offer before arranging a handoff, and only items actually received become Double Dose Missions inventory.

Mission leadership

Martha Cottrell

Director

These illustrated portraits were selected by Martha.

Offer practical support

Have an item that could help someone?

Tell Tracy what you have before bringing it anywhere. She will review the offer and coordinate the next step with you.

  • An online offer is not yet a completed donation.
  • Contact details and inventory records stay private.
  • Double Dose Missions does not assign a value to donated property.
Public item-offer formAnyone may send an offer. Only approved administrators can read or manage the private records.

Offers stay private while Tracy reviews them. Please do not leave an item without arranging a handoff first.

Gather and serve

Mission events

Find volunteer opportunities and community gatherings with Double Dose Missions.

See the October 24 Fountain cemetery cleanup photos and thank-you.

Blessing Bags and lunches: 24 people helped.

Original October 3 flyer (date no longer applies)
Double Dose Missions October 3 kickoff celebration flyer with a donation QR code, 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. at Oakland Terrace Park
Original flyer retained for reference. The October 3 date no longer applies; a new date will be announced.

Connect with the mission

Ask for help or help shape what comes next.

Tracy wants to hear what people need and what would make this website more useful.

Call or email Tracy directly850-247-9799tracy@doubledosemissions.org
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Online financial donations are available through Double Dose Missions' Square checkout.