Many thanks to those who have been bringing in their clean, empty, half gallon and/or one gallon milk jugs to be filled withhomemade laundry detergent for Lafayette Transitional Housing’s Food Pantry. Because you havedone so, volunteers at Riverside have successfully produced and bottled enough laundry detergentto supply 90-120 gallons of soap per month to the pantry. However, we are only able to use the standard half gallon or one gallon milk jugs with “screw-on” type lids. We cannot use snap-on caps or other styles and shapes of bottles due to shipping and storage issues. So please keep saving your milk jugs with screw-on lids and bring them to the church kitchen for our next bottling session. And if you are interested in helping make, bottle or deliver the soap, please contact Linda Bogan at lkbogan@hotmail.com or (765) 490-0000 for more information.

A Last Will and Testament may be the last thing you want to think about. Yet it is one of the most important ways to protect the future of those we love and leave the legacy that we desire. No matter how large or small your net worth, it’s important to have one! On Sunday, […]

As always, Family Promise is accepting household goods and gently used furniture! As we house our precious families, they are always in need of these items. So please call first at the number below to bring furniture (no beds or mattresses needed) or other household donations directly to the Day Shelter. If you are unable […]