VOLUNTEERS FILLING CRITICAL NEEDS AROUND CAMPUS!
Alone we can do so little. Together we can
do so much! ~ Helen Keller
Women & Children’s Center
NNKnitting group on Mondays
NNHaircuts on Tuesdays
NNGraduate level counseling interns on
Fridays & Wednesdays
NNArt Therapy on Thursday nights led by
graduate interns
NNSewing/mending on Thursday
morning
NNChurch groups are bringing/
preparing breakfast every Saturday
NNCollege interns assisting staff every
night of the week
NNA volunteer is leading the efforts and
a group of her friends to organize the
Women’s Center warehouse
Men’s Center and Around Campus
NNFirst regular Bike Room volunteers
starting this Saturday
NNFirst barber in the Men’s Center in
over a year
NNMore volunteer coverage in the
donations warehouse than ever
NNAdministrative interns working with
Development Director, Volunteer
Coordinator and Social Services
Director
Volunteers, staff, and Life Change Program men worked together to plant a fruit orchard
in soil-filled boxes on “reclaimed” industrial lot.
NNGarden club volunteers recently
planted an orchard and are planning
summer garden projects
NNNew Volunteer Orientation class
had over 20 folks participating and
already plugged into volunteer roles
NNVolunteer Days held on Saturdays
have been a huge success!
NNBarbers – once a month, once a week,
or periodic volunteer shifts available
NNMen/Women to assist with guests
in Centers (handing out toiletries,
visiting, playing board games, etc.)
NNWarehouse donation sorters (morning
shifts)
If interested in joining our team
of volunteers, contact Tabitha Eck,
volunteer coordinator:
[email protected]
or 541-344-3251 x 160.
Current Volunteer Needs
NNVan drivers (men or couples) to pick
up food donations – 4 hour shifts per
week
WINNER, WINNER,
CHICKEN DINNER!
WHAT’S THE
GOOD NEWS?
O Lord, you are so good, so ready to
forgive, so full of unfailing love for all
who ask for your help. PSALM 86:5
Thank you to Childers Meats for donating
11,000 lbs (5.5 tons!) of breaded chicken!!
Chicken Scratch Q&A Below!
A)Poultry in motion.
1. Why did the chicken cross the
playground?
2. How do chickens bake a cake?
3. Why does a chicken coop have
two doors?
4. Why did the rubber chicken
cross the road?
5. What do you call a chicken
crossing the road?
6. How does a chicken get to heaven?
ANSWERS: 1E 2C 3D 4B 5A 6F
B) She wanted to stretch her legs.
C)From scratch.
D)If it had four, it would be a sedan.
E) To get to the other slide.
F) By crossing the road.
PSST...Let’s break out of here
and cross the road. We’ll be famous!
The good news is that we have a loving
Father who forgives us of all we have
done and equally important, shows us
that by having a forgiving heart of our
own we can forgive others for things they
have done to us. This frees us to live a life
of Love and when that happens we obtain
the peace we all seek.
By far the number one issue with those
who walk through our doors as guests is
unforgiveness. They either can’t forgive
themselves for what they did to others
or they can’t forgive others (often family
members) who harmed them. One goal
of the Mission is to guide folks towards a
better path of forgiveness, which along
with all of the concrete programs we
offer, helps folks “get well.” A heart of
forgiveness (witch is a heart of love) is the
very definition of wellness.
Jack Tripp
Executive Director
Understanding Legacy Giving
Join us for a free lunch and learn Legacy Giving Strategies for
your family, for your community and for you.
March 15th
11:30am-1:00pm
Eugene Mission
conference center
1542 w. first avenue
Bring your attorney or
financial planner with you!
space is limited & registration is required
Please RSV P: (541) 344-3251 x153 or [email protected]
Douglas E. Richards, CLU, ChFC, CFP | Financial Planner | 23847 Sky Lane | Elmira, OR 97437
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