We’re soo excited!

We’re so excited! 🖤

The backpacks have officially arrived for our upcoming Feeding Our Unhoused Neighbors event next Saturday.

Each backpack represents care, dignity, and a reminder that someone sees you and cares. We’re grateful to be able to serve our community in this way and can’t wait to distribute these alongside warm meals and support.

Once again , we’d like to thank those who found it in their hearts to contribute:

❣️Mona Wallace

❣️Crystal Guerard

❣️Ellen Nachimson

❣️Rochelle Jackson

❣️Pamela Kearse

Stay tuned — impact is loading.

2025/12/14 Edited to

... Read moreThe Feeding Our Unhoused Neighbors event is a remarkable community initiative focused on providing essential support to people experiencing homelessness. The arrival of backpacks marks an important step, symbolizing not just practical assistance but also care and recognition of those in need. Each backpack is thoughtfully prepared to include items that promote dignity and comfort, such as hygiene products, snacks, and other necessities. Alongside this, warm meals are distributed to offer nourishment and a moment of relief during challenging times. Community involvement plays a crucial role in the success of this event. Contributors like Mona Wallace, Crystal Guerard, Ellen Nachimson, Rochelle Jackson, and Pamela Kearse demonstrate the power of collective generosity. Their support enables the organizers to reach more individuals and provide meaningful help. For anyone interested in supporting similar initiatives, contributing personal care items, non-perishable food, or even volunteering your time can make a significant difference. Events like these not only address immediate needs but also foster connections and understanding within the broader community. Coach Lisa Colclough, who champions this cause, embodies compassion and commitment to helping others. Her efforts remind us that everyone matters and that small acts of kindness can create lasting impact. Stay engaged and watch for updates as the event unfolds, knowing that together we can bring hope and care to our unhoused neighbors.