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It's the time of year when we think a little more often about the people around us - whether we know them or not. Heather Bonynge, director of promotions for C95 Rawlco Radio, joins Evan to share about the annual campaign to support Adopt-A-Family in Saskatoon.
'Tis the season for the agency's annual Adopt a Family program! In this episode, Stuart talks with Development Director Melissa Wheeler about how you can make a family's Christmas brighter this year by supplying gifts for one of the agency's clients and their children!
We did it back in the day and it was a little awkward, not gonna lie
Florida Sen. Blaise Ingoglia gives a preview of the 2024 legislative session, what issues the GOP is really hoping to focus on, and the future of the Florida Republican party. CEO of Hope Villages of America, Nick DeCeglie, talks about their ‘Adopt-a-Family' program, which provides food for families in need for the holiday season and beyond. Director of Marriage and Family Therapy Studies at USF, Dr. Ryan Henry, discusses best managing holiday expectations. NewsRadio WFLA National Correspondent Rory O'Neill reports that the Colorado Supreme Court disqualified Trump from the state's 2024 ballot; also, O'Neill reports that the current congress has been the most unproductive congress in history. NewsRadio WFLA National Correspondent Erin Real reports why overseas companies are acquiring some of America's top brands.
Sherry Graven with Greene County Adopt-A-Family, talks about the upcoming distribution of the Holiday Food Baskets on Saturday, as well as collecting toys for the Greene County Toys Drive.
Hour 2 - Police have put out a warning about a new type of skimmer. They say you can't tell from the outside if the card reader has been compromised. Giving Tree Families are selected and ready for adoption! BJ got a handicap placard that isn't real. Jamie's son had a rude awakening to paying fees and taxes after Jamie made him pay for his own car registration renewal.
Dan Lombardo, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Alexis Degan, Vice President of Development of Volunteers of America Delaware Valley discussed their ongoing mission and programming. VOADV serves more than 13,000 individuals throughout the southern New Jersey and Philadelphia region and operates more than 40 assistance programs – from homelessness, reentry, veterans assistance, and affordable housing services to specialized programs for individuals living with substance use disorder, traumatic brain injury and/or intellectual disabilities. VOADV's mission, which governs all service and assistance provided to clients in need, is to provide community-based assistance to individuals in need so that they can lead self-fulfilled, independent lives. They are more than crisis relief, donations allow them to provide the follow-up services to help families and individuals continue their path to independence. We talked about need, he estimates that requests have grown over 65% from last year, housing and employment driving the surge. Dan discussed their family shelters, 2 men's shelters, one medical respite shelter and one veterans' shelter. They also have 2 men and 1 women's halfway house and other Reentry programs making the transition back to the community more seamless for individuals coming back from prison. He spoke of their new launches, a tri-county IMPACT office which helps clients navigate through social services will be opening at the end of November in Vineland and they are preparing to launch a mobile legal clinic. We discussed their current campaign, Adopt A Family. Alexis asks individuals, families and businesses to step to help families in need through the holiday season. While she's always looking for donations of underwear and socks and toiletries, at this time of year they look to provide families with wish-list items, from warm clothes to toys and sports gear. A record number of families have asked for assistance this year. You can adopt an entire family or go through their wish list at Amazon.com and let VOADV direct the gift. Learn more, from volunteering opportunities to Adopt-A-Family at VOADV.org. Beasley Media Group's 95.7 BEN FM will host a Radiothon to benefit VOADV on december 6th. Get details at 957BENFM.com
Christmas is just around the corner and it's time for the agency's Adopt a Family program to get started! In this episode, Stuart talks with Angela Turner about how you can make a difference in a family's live this Holiday Season! We also talk about the agency's food drive!
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Dan Lombardo, President and CEO of Volunteers of America Delaware Valley returned to discuss their history, mission and services AND their ongoing holiday Adopt a Family campaign. Mr Lombardi spoke about unique programming for those experiencing chronic homelessness, looking to find life solutions that can lead to permanent housing. With the city, they also deliver services for people with traumatic brain injury and they work with people with intellectual or physical disabilities. Volunteers of America relies on donations, money, hours and in-kind; he described the need for the basics, clothing and toiletries to allow someone to go back to work, clothing and supplies for children who are displaced. They host drives throughout the year to help families at back-to-school time and at the holidays. Beasley Media Group Station 97.5 BEN FM will host a VOA Radiothon for this year's holiday campaign on December 7th. To Adopt A Family – the deadline is December 9 - go to Roonga.com and select a family. The deadline for gift delivered or sent by Amazon is December 14. Donations for gifts for other families can always be made at VOADV.org. For more information on how to volunteer, donate or to receive aid go to VOADV.org
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Sherry Graven is a volunteer for the New Opportunities Greene Co Toy Drive as well as serves on Greene County Adopt-A-Family for the upcoming holiday food baskets.
Shane & Erica Rifkin say Be That One Person! They are the owners of Out Of The Way Cafe, have close to 3 MILLION followers on TikTok, amazing parents with unbelievable stories on a mission to make today better than it was yesterday! THIS show was one of my favorites! So many laughs and their heart for people to be real and raw is truly amazing! They are absolute WORLD CHANGERS! Help them with their amazing annual Adopt A Family & Toy Drive HERE or send items to their cafe: 11816 Park Road 37 Lakehills, Texas 78063 - https://youtu.be/ELpgjTfcGgI Key Discussion Points: - Be that one person - Chase your dreams - Their love story - Nothing worth a damn is easy - Tomorrow is not promised to you - Do what makes you happy TODAY - Just do what you can as you can do it - Hanging with Jelly Roll & his wife Bunnie Xo - Money wasn't the motive…..Happiness is - A special message for that one person struggling right now - - Want to learn how to Podcast? Check out my course How To Start, Launch, & Run Your Podcast in 30 days HERE! Other Resources to help you HERE! Help Support The Show - Buy Me A Coffee - Thank you in advance! - - Quick shoutout to our sponsors for this show: Tranquil Turtle Massage (Tell them I sent you for $25 off) CDA Brows, Body & Ink LLC - (Tell them I sent you for $100 off Tattoo brows or Plasma Tightening!!) Operation Life - A high-performance community that helps men turn their trials into Triumphs. Tigatu - A Lifestyle Clothing Company (use code "TopRatedMMA" for 10% off) Craft Holsters - The BEST Leather Holsters! INTERESTED IN BEING A SPONSOR OF OUR SHOW? DM ME FOR MORE INFO. - Be sure to FOLLOW Erica Rifkin - Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok Website Be sure to FOLLOW Out Of The Way Cafe - Instagram Facebook Website Thanks for watching! Check out another playlist on my channel: The Erik Allen Show Podcasts Featuring Erik Allen Voice Over Work Product Reviews Fun - FREE Resources to help you
Long Island Cares' volunteers Maresa Hoheb and Karin Spencer discuss the rewards of volunteering with our Adopt-A-Family holiday meals program. Both retired professionals, they discuss the importance of helping our neighbors in need and the many rewarding experiences they've had at the regional food bank.
Family, Education, and City-Living.In this episode of The Outspoken Podcast, host Shana Cosgrove talks to J'aime Drayton, Executive Director of Baltimore Family Alliance and Scott Kashnow, the President of the board. They explain the ins and outs of leading a non-profit and the significance of keeping families in Baltimore. They discuss how the non-profit came to be and how the three board members view changes in the city. Scott and J'aime walk us through many of the programs Baltimore Family Alliance offers, including Adopt-A-Family and Playground Crawl. Tune in until the end to find out how you can get involved! QUOTES “I work for a non-profit! So I literally get paid to serve families. Which is unique… I actually get to serve people, so if people are pissed, I'm not having a good day.” - J'aime Drayton [03:20] “We're coming together as families that are committed to great schools, safe streets, and great neighborhoods. And all of [that] starts with people.” - J'aime Drayton [06:21] “Managing volunteers is probably the hardest thing I think I've ever done. Learning how to do that has been really rewarding for me, personally. It's extraordinary to me how many people are actually willing to give of themselves so much time and so much effort.” - Scott Kashnow [34:48] “We are the face of families, but we don't speak for all families. We want families to speak for themselves.” - Scott Kashnow [45:57] TIMESTAMPS [00:04] Intro [01:45] Meet J'aime [03:45] Meet Scott [04:17] Scott's IT Stack [05:55] The Baltimore Family Alliance [08:18] Scott's Role at Baltimore Family Alliance [09:37] The Origin of Baltimore Family Alliance [14:15] The Main Thrusts of Baltimore Family Alliance [15:49] Walkability and “The Black Butterfly” [18:56] Programs of Baltimore Family Alliance [21:24] Naming the Non-Profit [23:47] Living in a City [26:25] Systemic Racism and Poverty [27:37] Baltimore Family Alliance Offerings [29:54] Hosting the School Fair [32:57] Playground Crawl [34:18] Being the President of a Non-Profit [35:28] Adopt-A-Family and Starting a Family in Baltimore [43:28] School Funding and Pushing Change [50:00] Inspiring Reads [52:28] How You Can Help [53:55] Outro RESOURCES https://www.baltimorecitycollege.us/ (The Baltimore City College) https://www.ednorgardenslakeside.org/ (Ednor Gardens - Lakeside) https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/schools/44 (Montebello Elementary/Middle School) https://www.baltimorecityschools.org/schools/76 (Francis Scott Key Elementary/Middle School) https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/ (.NET Core) https://www.salesforce.com/ (Salesforce) https://dynamics.microsoft.com/en-us/ (Microsoft Dynamics) https://www.linkedin.com/in/shariccaboldon (Sharicca Boldon) https://www.umbiopark.com/ (University of Maryland BioPark) https://www.facebook.com/ (Facebook) https://www.target.com/ (Target) https://crossstmarket.com/ (Cross Street Market) https://www.harristeeter.com/ (Harris Teeter) https://www.fourseasons.com/ (Four Seasons) https://ncrc.org/the-black-butterfly/ (The Black Butterfly) https://baltimorecityparks.com/patterson-park-park-profile/ (Patterson Park) https://www.creativealliance.org/signature-events/great-halloween-lantern-parade-and-festival (The Great Halloween Lantern Parade and Festival) https://www.linkedin.com/in/christie-getman-26150a21/ (Christie Getman) https://www.jhu.edu/ (Johns Hopkins University) https://www.tesla.com/ (Tesla) https://wftda.com/wftda-leagues/charm-city-roller-girls/ (Charm City Roller Girls) https://www.wypr.org/show/on-the-record/2017-09-15/more-than-a-marching-band-west-baltimore-christian-warriors (The Christian Warriors) https://www.avam.org/ (American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM)) https://www.afyabaltimore.org/tunbridge (Tunbridge Public Charter School) https://hha47.org/ (Hampstead Hill Academy) http://www.pppcs.org/ (Patterson Park Public Charter School)...
You are likely familiar with Adopt-a-Family signups during the holidays. But what about the rest of the year? How can you help? What about an Adopt-a-Family program going into the summer or prior to the start of school? What about determining what's needed for families after a natural disaster strikes?Julie Farrell, founder of PlanHero, shares simple ways to reach out to your community year-round. Check out http://churchcommunications.com/planhero-engage to download the free guide now and visit http://churchcommunications.com/podcast to watch this episode! PlanHero™ is a suite of tools that deliver a fast and easy user experience, allowing you to organize your groups and teams all in one place. Learn more at http://planhero.com and be sure to use the promo code “churchcomm15” for a discount on the annual subscription!
Students in the Dehcho region have the chance to learn on the land about winter ecology during a February field camp hosted by the Scotty Creek Research Centre. Also on the show, Yellowknife Community Fundraising Club's Adopt-A-Family program says they've seen an increase in the number of families in need of support this year. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.
Introducing Bruce and Teri Sue Parker Their non-profit organization Good Samaritan Community Food Pantry Learn about Adopt-A-Family for Christmas and also discuss Adopt-A-Senior Their current needs and future goals of the Good Samaritan Community Food Pantry Good Samaritan Community Food Pantry serves isolated seniors, veterans, cancer patients, foster families and families at risk and in need. They deliver fresh, frozen, canned and boxed food items, toiletries and pet supplies weekly. When COVID began to close down the city, Teri's first concern was, seniors. After seeing the long lines in the grocery, she thought, how are seniors that are at risk and cannot leave their home, going to eat? Being a woman of action, that day she made a sign and planted it in her front yard. “Operation Temecula Food Drive” and put a big box in front of it. After reaching out to local business, she received her first donation, from a loving Chamber member; OTFD was born. Since, she has fed hundreds of isolated seniors, cancer patients, wounded veterans, and families at risk. Her service was noticed by California Assembly member of the 75th district Marie Walden, who recognized her as being a COVID-19 Community hero. Now OTFD has officially become a non-profit organization, “Good Samaritan Community Food Pantry". Besides serving the isolated seniors, and families at risk, she wanted them to have a wonderful holiday and following her message, Live, Love, Give… She launched a very successful Adopt-A-Senior, and Adopt-A-Family for Thanksgiving and Christmas, and brought much needed love to the Temecula Valley. More information here: https://goodsamaritancommunity.org/ Brought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow". Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The top 5 county songs of the week, Thomas Rhett has a new video out for “Slow Down Summer,” we have our Adopt-A-Family going on and Santa Calls this Saturday, CNN has fired Chris Cuomo for more than simply helping … Continue reading → The post Monday, December 6, 2021 appeared first on New Country 92.1 The Frog.
Today: Diana Bosse, the city of Crown Point's entertainment superintendent, is on "Regionally Speaking" to talk about the 2021 "Adopt-A-Family" program, which will assist 12 local families and about 30 children during the holiday season. Indiana Youth Institute's Tami Silverman was on the program recently to talk about ways to help children learn about the importance of kindness and giving. We bring back that conversation, along with one with Paige Sharp with the Indiana Arts Commission about an annual program that helps Hoosier artists become better entrepreneurs. South Shore Arts is a local partner in the program. Side Effects Public Media reporter Carter Barrett also has a report on conservatorships -- with an example of a Hoosier who was under one for years, controlled by his parents, even though he was an adult with a wife and a child.
Three Weber students were selected to compete in the Maccabiah games in Israel; Community Assistance Center's Adopt-A-Family campaign begins to help families have a great Christmas; And the Georgia Festival of Trees begins at the World Congress Center at the end of the month. #NorthFulton #Georgia #LocalNews #MaccabiahGames - - - - - - The Northside Neighbor Podcast is local news for Roswell, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, and the entire Northside. Northside Neighbor Register Here for your essential digital news. This podcast was produced and published for the Northside Neighbor by BG Ad Group on 11-16-2021 For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Angela Turner is one of the newest members of the Family Crisis Center team. Being the Marketing and Communications Coordinator for the agency involves many things, including coordinating the agency's Adopt and Family program. In this episode, Angela talks with Stuart about how you can make a family's Christmas a little merrier this year... not only with buying gifts, but donating pantry goods as well.
After an extra week off, Episode Nineteen of Oh, Deer... presented by Bo's Bar & Stage is here! In the spirit of the season, Cara Horsley from Mamas for Mamas Red Deer, and Myles Peake from the Red Deer Outreach Centre dropped by to talk about their respective Adopt-A-Family programs, and other great ways to give back during the holidays. If you missed the Red Deer Fire Fighter Calendar Launch Party, don't worry... because you're going to hear A LOT about it. You'll also hear about Ted and Lund's long-awaited trip to the Ellis Bird Farm, stories from a fun adventure at Sacks Thrift Ave's rage room, plus Ted swears a bunch at a spinning wheel... so needless to say this episode is chock-full of ground-breaking content.
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Today is Festivus! Pepsi may be coming out with “Pepsi Hot Cocoa” in 2021, the results of our Adopt-A-Family drive, last night was The Bachelorette finale, Sex in the City may get a reboot, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill celebrate … Continue reading → The post Wednesday, December 23, 2020 appeared first on New Country 92.1 The Frog.
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In this special bonus episode, CEO & Creator Elijah Williams joins Jade to talk about his clothing line 'L.i.F.e Brand' — "Living In Faith Every Day." L.i.F.e Brand is not just another shirt line. This black-owned family business from Paterson, New Jersey has a goal to empower Faith through clothing. Elijah breaks down the inspiration behind his clothing line and drops of gems on how a newcomer can get started. He also give his top 4 celebrities to work with, and shared his latest venture for the holiday season, "Adopt A Family." Of course Jade had to ask what was on his Queue, and gives details for a GIVEAWAY where one special listener can win a L.i.F.e Brand t-shirt for the holidays. Resources: American Eagle Food Pantry of Northern New Jersey Food Bank NYC Feeding American Find Food NJ Follow Me! @intruejadefashion @ravengem_ ClubHouse: Jade Raven, ravengem_ Music by: @ThatsJustScotty
Patti Fields with United Way of Johnson and Washington Counties explains the Holiday Adopt-a-Family Program on today’s Halcyon House Washington Page. To sign up contact Patti Fields at (319) 338-7823 or patti.fields@unitedwayjwc.org.
The head of HUD is calling on religious groups to adopt homeless families.
On this episode of the Join Justin Podcast, we speak with Katy Meagher from Neighbors 4 Neighbors. We discuss the great work Neighbors 4 Neighbors has been doing in the South Florida community for nearly 30 years. Learn about the Adopt a Family program, the family fund and the new **GIVE option. You will also hear stories from some of the craziest fundraising events every. https://neighbors4neighbors.org/?fbclid=IwAR27PSQ0hgCCgjRKsNWalo7lceHI0tFMAjHM7TKCICMyeYpvVYEdEjNxwKg
This Week's Announcements:There are a TON of exciting ways to get involved at La Jolla Pres this month! There are Christmas programs for every member of the family, and we want to celebrate with you. Visit ljpres.org/Christmas to find a place to get connected and experience all this season has to offer.The Mission Partner Catalogs are out and, you can view them online at ljpres.org/missions, or pick up a copy at the church. We want to help you discover unique Christmas gifts for your family and friends. Drop off your payments at the courtyard table on Sundays or at the front desk through Dec. 31st. Thanks so much for supporting our Mission Partners.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you or your Growth Group would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies (from cleaning to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard this Sunday, or email Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org.The San Diego Military Outreach Ministry Toy Drive distribution day is December 15th, and we need new unwrapped toys for our military families in San Diego. Please leave them in the bin by Reception, and bless a family that is struggling this Christmas season. La Jolla Pres continues to be #1 with our military families.Our December blood drive is today, Sunday, December 9th, from 8am to 1pm, in room LC3. Give the “Gift of Life” by donating blood. Walk-ins are welcome.Celebrate the wonder, glory, and story of Christmas at our annual La Jolla Presbyterian Church Christmas concerts this afternoon, Sunday, December 9th at 4:00 and 7:00pm! Christmas Joy! features the Chancel Choir with a professional orchestra, the Children's Choirs at 4pm, and our Handbell Choir at 7pm. Let your heart find peace through the beautiful music our musicians create while retelling the Christmas story through song and scripture in our musical gift to the community. Our program includes many carols, old and new, as well as John Rutter's Magnificat for soloists and choir. Please join us for this special concert celebrating the season. Free reception with the musicians after the 7pm concert in Fellowship Hall.
This Week's Announcements:There are a TON of exciting ways to get involved at La Jolla Pres this month! There are Christmas programs for every member of the family, and we want to celebrate with you. Visit ljpres.org/Christmas to find a place to get connected and experience all this season has to offer.The Mission Partner Catalogs are out and, you can view them online at ljpres.org/missions, or pick up a copy at the church. We want to help you discover unique Christmas gifts for your family and friends. Drop off your payments at the courtyard table on Sundays or at the front desk through Dec. 31st. Thanks so much for supporting our Mission Partners.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you or your Growth Group would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies (from cleaning to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard this Sunday, or email Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org.Our December blood drive is Sunday, December 9th, from 8am to 1pm, in room LC3. Give the “Gift of Life” by donating blood. Please make an appointment at ljpres.org, click on calendar then Blood Drive on December 9th. Be sure to eat breakfast before you arrive to give blood.Celebrate the wonder, glory, and story of Christmas at our annual La Jolla Presbyterian Church Christmas concerts Sunday, December 9th at 4:00 and 7:00pm! Christmas Joy! features the Chancel Choir with a professional orchestra, the Children's Choirs at 4pm, and our Handbell Choir at 7pm. Let your heart find peace through the beautiful music our musicians create while retelling the Christmas story through song and scripture in our musical gift to the community. Our program includes many carols, old and new, as well as John Rutter's Magnificat for soloists and choir. Please join us for this special concert celebrating the season. Free reception with the musicians after the 7pm concert in Fellowship Hall.
This week's announcements:The Mission Partner Catalogs are out and, you can view them online at ljpres.org/missions, or pick up a copy at the church. We want to help you discover unique Christmas gifts for your family and friends. Drop off your payments at the courtyard table on Sundays or at the front desk through Dec. 31st. Thanks so much for supporting our Mission Partners.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you or your Growth Group would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies (from cleaning to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard this Sunday, or email Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org.Rev. Scott Mitchell is offering a Blue Christmas Service on Friday, Nov. 30th, from 3-5pm in room LC1 and in the Chapel. The holidays can be a difficult time for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Recognizing this, we invite you to gather with us. We'll start by connecting in a reception, and then follow that with a Blue Christmas service of remembrance in the Chapel. Please feel welcome to bring a family member or friend, and please RSVP with the number of people attending and the name of your loved one to Rev. Scott Mitchell at scottm@ljpres.org.The Women's Christmas Tea and Cookie Exchange will be Saturday, Dec. 1st, from 10 to 11:30am in Fellowship Hall. Join us for our Women's Christmas Coffee, Tea, and Cookie Exchange! Contact Vicki Padula, vaggie@aol.com to volunteer or for more information.We're participating in the La Jolla Christmas Parade on Dec. 2nd and we'd love to have you march with us! Sunday Dec. 2nd, meet at 12:30 in Fellowship Hall; and then march from1:30-3pm in the parade. Along with 30 members of the LJPC Choir atop the double-decker bus, we invite everyone to celebrate the community by walking with us on the parade route. Balloons and LJPC T-shirts will be provided for all walkers. Please wear your best Santa hat. You can find a complete listing of what's going on around La Jolla Pres on our website at ljpres.org or call the church office at 858-454-0213. We hope you have a wonderful week full of many blessings, and we hope to see you soon!
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This week's announcements:The Mission Partner Catalogs are out and, you can view them online at ljpres.org/missions, or pick up a copy at the church. We want to help you discover unique Christmas gifts for your family and friends. Drop off your payments at the courtyard table on Sundays or at the front desk through Dec. 31st. Thanks so much for supporting our Mission Partners.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you or your Growth Group would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies (from cleaning to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard this Sunday, or email Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org.Rev. Scott Mitchell is offering a Blue Christmas Service on Friday, Nov. 30th, from 3 to 5pm in room LC1 and in the Chapel. The holidays can be a difficult time for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Recognizing this, we invite you to gather with us. We'll start by connecting in a reception, and then follow that with a Blue Christmas service of remembrance in the Chapel. Please feel welcome to bring a family member or friend, and please RSVP with the number of people attending and the name of your loved one to Rev. Scott Mitchell at scottm@ljpres.org.The Women's Christmas Tea & Cookie Exchange will be Saturday, Dec.1st, from 10 to 11:30am in Fellowship Hall. Join us for Christmas Coffee, Tea, and a Cookie Exchange! Please contact Janet Magot at jmagot2016@gmail.com.
This week's announcements:The Mission Partner Catalogs are being distributed starting today, Nov. 11th, you can view the booklet online at ljpres.org/missions. We want to help you discover unique Christmas gifts for your family and friends. Drop off your payments at the courtyard table on Sundays or at the front desk through Dec. 31st. Thanks so much for supporting our Mission Partners.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you or your Growth Group would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies(from cleaning to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard this Sunday, or email Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org.The holiday season is especially tough when we are grieving the loss of loved one, so we are offering a holiday grief class called, Surviving the Holidays on Sunday, Nov. 18th at 10am in room LC3. In this class we will lift each other up amid our shared loss, and explore ways in which the Lord can guard us and guide us graciously through a suddenly altered season.For more information, contact Rev. Scott Mitchell at scottm@ljpres.org.Rev. Scott is also offering a Blue Christmas Service on Friday, Nov.30th, from 3 to 5pm in room LC1 & Chapel. The holidays can be a difficult time for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Recognizing this, we invite you to gather with us for a Blue Christmas Service of Remembrance Reception, followed by the service of remembrance in the Chapel. Please feel welcome to bring a family member or friend. Contact Rev. Scott Mitchell at scottm@ljpres.org.
Operation Ward 57 has many amazing programs. Adam and Patti sat down and talk with Executive Director Brittney Hamilton and Heather Sliwinski to discuss their ADOPT A FAMILY program and their Honor & Courage Program. As the holidays approach, and many families struggle to make ends meet, Operation Ward 57 saves the day for many disabled […]
Operation Ward 57 has many amazing programs. Adam and Patti sat down and talk with Executive Director Brittney Hamilton and Heather Sliwinski to discuss their ADOPT A FAMILY program and their Honor & Courage Program. As the holidays approach, and many families struggle to make ends meet, Operation Ward 57 saves the day for many disabled military veterans and Gold Star Families through their ADOPT A FAMILY program. Operation Ward 57 has a goal to help these families in needs with Christmas and Hanukkah presents for their children, along with a grocery card or prepaid Visa gift card for the family to purchase their holiday dinner and trimmings. The Honor & Courage Program consists of a team of volunteer wounded heroes to serve as caseworkers/mentors to offer much needed support, compassion and motivation to those who are currently struggling with their injuries both seen and unseen. This support is open to ALL ERAS of veterans and first responders. The Honor & Courage Hotline is available 24/7 to any era of veteran, service member, family member or caregiver as well as Law Enforcement Officers, Fire Fighters and First Responders.
Tune in as Mz. UndaStood, Jazmine, and Nene go ALL THE WAY IN! KonsiderDis Radio, currently airs live Sunday's at NOON on WEBR Radio Fairfax. KDR is formatted as an infotainment musical based show, focusing largely on lifestyles feature and independent music.
Sheila Modglin has been a bartender at the legendary Dirty Franks bar in Philly for 31 years. The night of the Eagles Superbowl parade celebration, Sheila was struck by a car and severely injured. Sheila's brother Rick joins Kristen in studio to give an (encouraging) update on Sheila, to solicit thoughts and healing vibes for her, and to talk about an event going on the entire month of October called Dining Out for Sheila. A number of restaurants all over the city (and outside of the city too) have come together to ask the public to dine out at a different restaurant or cafe every day in the month of October, to help support Sheila's therapy and recovery. Find all of the details at https://www.diningoutforsheila.com/ and please help (eat!) if you can.
Last episode for 2017! Thank you to everyone who donated to my Adopt A Family! Amazon got me all the way fucked up! ATL airport had a power outage. Intro: Come Through and Chill - Miguel (feat. J. Cole & Salaam Remi) Follow us on Twitter: @OThoughtsPod Personal twitter: @bodaciousbobo Instagram and Snapchat: @bodacious_bobo Email: outerthoughtspodcast@gmail.com Outer Thoughts Podcast is available on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Acast and Google Play.
This Week's Announcements:November and December account for 27% of LJPC's budgeted income. As we entered the month of December we were running about $83,000 behind in expected giving. We will be keeping you posted in the bulletin on our progress. Our November Projected Income is $177,000, and November actual Income is $153,000. As end of year giving approaches, please remember the Church and help us finish the year strong.As you may recall LJPC did a major renovation of our Sanctuary and Children's Wing in 2015 and 16. Pledges were to be completed by the end of 2017. If you are not sure you have completed your pledge please contact the Business Office.The annual Choir Christmas concert will be Sunday, December 10th at 4:00 and 7:00PM. Join the LJPC family for a joyful celebration of Christmas! LJPC's choral ensembles and a professional orchestra create a moving retelling of the Christmas story through song and scripture. The concert will feature many carols including longtime LJPC favorite “The Many Moods of Christmas” as well as Vivaldi's setting of Mary's song. It's a free concert with no tickets required!We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you, your growth group, or a group of friends would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies(from cleaning supplies to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard on Sundays or contact Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org . Filled bags need to be returned by Dec. 7th.
This Week's Announcements:The holidays can be a difficult time for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Recognizing this, we invite you to gather with us for a Blue Christmas Service of Remembrance on Friday, December 1, at 3 pm. There will be a reception in Life Center, Room 1, followed by the service of remembrance in the Chapel. Please feel welcome to bring a family member or friend. RSVP to Pastor Scott by November 29th, and make sure you give him the name of your loved one. You can contact Pastor Scott at scottm@ljpres.org or call him at (858) 729-5595.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you, your growth group, or a group of friends would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies(from cleaning supplies to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard on Sundays or contact Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org . Filled bags need to be returned by Dec. 7th.We want to keep you updated on the financial health of the Church, so here's a quarterly budget update. In this past quarter contributions have been down considerably. Budgeted income for July through October is $650,000. Actual July through October Income is $591,000. That's a $59,000 shortfall. The good news is that expenses are also down, but we are hopeful we can make up this gap as we move into the second quarter of our fiscal year. The staff and Session thank you for your continued generosity.
This Week's Announcements:The holidays can be a difficult time for those who have suffered the loss of a loved one. Recognizing this, we invite you to gather with us for a Blue Christmas Service of Remembrance on Friday, December 1, at 3 pm. There will be a reception in Life Center, Room 1, followed by the service of remembrance in the Chapel. Please feel welcome to bring a family member or friend. RSVP to Pastor Scott by November 29th, and make sure you give him the name of your loved one. You can contact Pastor Scott at scottm@ljpres.org or call him at (858) 729-5595.We have refugee families supported by our Mission Partners who have little means to celebrate Christmas. If you, your growth group, or a group of friends would like to Adopt A Family for Christmas, or Fill A Bag with needed supplies(from cleaning supplies to diapers to hygiene), please stop by the table in the courtyard on Sundays or contact Michelle Whitney at michellew@ljpres.org . Filled bags need to be returned by Dec. 7th.We want to keep you updated on the financial health of the Church, so here's a quarterly budget update. In this past quarter contributions have been down considerably. Budgeted income for July through October is $650,000. Actual July through October Income is $591,000. That's a $59,000 shortfall. The good news is that expenses are also down, but we are hopeful we can make up this gap as we move into the second quarter of our fiscal year. The staff and Session thank you for your continued generosity.
https://www.youtube.com/user/WrightStateU We Serve U and the Interfraternity Council are working together to help children in the Dayton area. There are two ways that Wright State students, faculty and staff can help this holiday season. The first is to provide a new, unwrapped gift or toy for children under the age of 17. You can drop off your donation in a Toys for Tots bin located in numerous locations around the university. The Interfratenity Council placed bins at Student Activities Office (019 Student Union); Dunbar Library (first floor); Wright State Research Institute lobby; Women's Center (148 Millett Hall); Veteran and Military Center (131 Allyn Hall); Athletics Office (Nutter Center); Institutional Research and Analytics (350 University Hall). Donation bins will be in place until Dec. 6. After the bins are collected, Toys for Tots will distribute the toys as Christmas gifts to area children. The second way to help is to adopt a child/children/family. You and/or your office, organization or family can choose to "adopt" a family for the holidays by providing gifts for them personally based on their modest wish list. Review the list families : annual “Adopt A Family” gift drive. “It’s in the mission statement to help the communities that we serve,” said Joanie Hendricks, the co-chair of We Serve U. Wright State has hosted annual toy drives for more than 20 years. This is the third year We Serve U has hosted the gift drive. Last year, more than 800 gifts were donated. More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2017/11/15/watch-filling-a-need/
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DAP's Holiday Adopt a Family Program with Sarah Lockhart
DAP's Holiday Adopt a Family Program with Sarah Lockhart
The Virgin Islands Dept. of Human Services’ (VIDHS) Division of Children and Family Services is seeking sponsors for its annual Adopt-A-Family Holidays program. During the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, individuals, family members, friends, groups, schools, and organizations are asked to donate $80 to purchase a holiday meal or a gift certificate for families in the territory, according to a press release issued Wednesday by VIDHS. Commissioner-designee, Dr. Anita Roberts, Ph.D., said, “This is the community’s opportunity to experience the joy of giving to those who are less fortunate by paying it forward and helping put a smile on the faces of the children who otherwise may not have a positive experience during the holidays. The families are very appreciative of the kindness that is shown to them.” The deadline for submitting contributions for Thanksgiving is Nov. 17th. The deadline for submitting contributions for Christmas is Dec. 16th. For more information about becoming a sponsor of the program on St. Thomas-St. John or St. Croix, call 774-0930 and ask to speak with either Michelle Benjamin at ext. 4340 or Heather Lambertis at ext. 4245. Courtesy of SOURCE STAFF
President Obama addresses terror threat. Greenbay's Hail Mary. More football talk. Looking like we'll have the political round table next week. Adopt-A-Family, Dan loses his doll and Target comes through in a pinch. Fact or Crap: One a piece for both of us. Mail Bag: One from Damon on the clock boy. One from Peter on Texas law leads to more attempts at self-induced abortions. Two from Joe: 1) Pentagon spent $150 million on private villas and security guards for government employees in Afghanistan. 2) Lawsuit says Macy's traps minorities in shoplifting cells and extorts them for bogus fines. The Rest of the Show: All email this week.
Being charitable during the holidays. Dr. Xmas speaks with Kristen Parraz, Adopt-a-Family Coordinator from Adopt-a-Family L.A. Hear how this wonderful program works and how you can help. Meet Dr. Xmas, your consummate holiday expert. Born on December 25th (we’ll save the year), the holiday has held a special place in her heart since she was a tiny tot. She’s made Christmas and all its festivities, myths and folklore her niche. Exploring Christmas—its joy and magic and what it means to those around her is where she puts just some of her unstoppable, bubbly yuletide energy. Dr. Xmas has a life-long connection to Christmas as well as a passion for education and literature. She's a UCLA graduate in Linguistics and English, holds a degree from the Children's Institute for Children's Literature, and a Masters degree in English Education from Syracuse University. She is an educator, a writer and a business woman. Oh yeah, and in her spare time, she dabbles with a full-time job in advertising and marketing. In her blog, and hopefully in her book someday very soon, she explores holiday themes, rituals and those crazy things we do each holiday season. Some of these you may have been wondering about for years, others well-who knew? All in the name of peace on earth and peace of mind: Why do we fill socks? What's with kissing under mistletoe and whose brilliant idea was it for making fruitcake anyway? Her goal? To spread good tidings of great cheer and all things Tiny Tim to a sometimes too-busy-for-Christmas world. Whew! Now that's something worth striving for, don't you think? Enjoy and Merry Christmas to all! You can read, follow and comment on her blog at http://xmaskid.blogspot.com and on Facebook
Mark Hart, author, speaker, executive vice president, Lifeteen also known as The Bible Geek helps us enter into the concept of waiting during Advent. Fr. Arthur Nave, Vice President and Rita Lee, Secretary of Support Our Seminarians, Inc tell us how we can help seminarians with incidental needs. Mary Chou-Thompson, director of Community Relations, St. […]
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