Giving is truly a gift, and there is a great opportunity for you, from now through December 31, to make a gift that will be amplified through a matching grant to help offset the increased cost of providing meals for hungry people in Lawrence.
Giving is truly a gift, and there is a great opportunity for you, from now through December 31, to make a gift that will be amplified through a matching grant to help offset the increased cost of providing meals for hungry people in Lawrence.
Giving is truly a gift, and there is a great opportunity for you, from now through December 31, to make a gift that will be amplified through a matching grant to help offset the increased cost of providing meals for hungry people in Lawrence.
We all need clean water. People who are living day to day don’t take clean water for granted. Many of our guests ask for a second water to take along with them.
Behind each “chance” meeting particularly a person in some kind of need, on the margins of “normal” society, there is something bigger, something Divine.
Some people seem to carry the innate wisdom of kindness that is shown to others by their actions, their acceptance, their smile, and their willingness. We are lucky at LINK when these people come through our doors and lend a hand. Colleen Sullivan McNieve was ...
Over a decade ago I was listening to an interview with Carole King and James Taylor when they were doing their ‘Live at the Troubadour’ tour. At one point in the interview, they were asked, “What was it like to be making music at the ...
So many times I watched my mother make dinner in big pots, mounds of food for her 10 children. We all learned by watching her. We thought we were learning to cook, and we were, but we also learned the power of partaking and participating in eating together.
During the wicked February cold spell Project Warmth came through with lovingly made mittens and scarves for our guests. It’s time to put them away for a while.