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Churches United for the Homeless | |
Giving Tree | |
Project HERO |
Bethany Homes
201 University Drive South, Fargo, North Dakota (map it!)
Delegates: Kathy Blumeyer, Mary Ann Hansen
Bethany Retirement Living Annual Meeting - 2010
Bethany Retirement Living, Fargo, is sponsored by 40 area North Dakota ELCA congregations, including Hope Lutheran. Representatives Kathy Blumeyer and Mary Ann Hansen attended Bethany's Annual Meeting April 13 held at the new facility on 42 Street.
Bethany on University consists of a 172-bed nursing facility (skilled); assisted living facilities (Towers I and II) housing 145 residents (33 of these units are Basic Care); 35 independent living units at Bethany Kinder House; Bethany Personal Care Services and Bethany's Foundation. Bethany on 42nd consists of a 78 bed nursing facility (52 skilled beds and 26 transitional care beds); and 40 assisted living units (Bethany Gables).
Bethany remains thankful for the volunteer hours provided through Congregation Auxiliary members and pastoral support, as well as the prayers, visits and financial support received from congregational members.
Bethany Homes Auxiliary
The Auxiliary meets the 4th Monday every other month at 1:30pm. Representatives from Hope Lutheran Circles are Leona Boldt and Verna Thompson.
Churches United for the Homeless
1901 First Avenue North, Moorhead, Minnesota 56560 (map it!)
"Suppose a brother or sister is without clothes and daily food. If one of you says to him, 'Go, I wish you well: keep warm and well fed,' but does nothing about his physical needs, what good is it?" - James 2:15-16
"If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him?" -1 John 3:17
The people of Hope Lutheran Church help make and serve meals twice a month at Churches United for the Homeless,1901 1 Ave N, Moorhead MN.
We serve the 3rd Thursday and the 4th Tuesday of each month. Contact Betty at 280-0102, North Campus or Ann-235-6629, South Campus to volunteer or for more information.
SEEKING ITEMS FOR CHURCHES UNITED FOR THE HOMELESS
Current needs for the transitional housing program at Churches United for the Homeless are: Gently used silverware, towels (kitchen and bath), vacuum cleaners, dinette sets, other furniture (couches, chairs, lamps, coffee tables, etc.), kitchen items (silverware, dishes, pans, can openers, etc.), toiletries (shampoo, hand soap, etc.), laundry supplies (baskets, soap, dryer sheets, bleach, etc.), and household cleaning supplies.
Giving Tree
Giving Tree is at Both Campuses
Help Hope Lutheran bring memories and a message of hope to children, families and special needs adults (who might otherwise not receive any gifts) the holiday season.
Details will be available closer to the holiday.
The Holiday Clearing Bureau Giving Tree campaign coordinates the collection and distribution of Christmas gifts for disadvantaged individuals in Cass and Clay counties. For additional information, please visit myfirstlink.org.
Project HERO (Healthcare Equipment Recycling Organization)
5012 53rd St. S. Ste. C, Fargo, ND 58104 (map it!)
Project HERO collects and redistributes donated healthcare materials to benefit those in need. The people of Hope Lutheran donate many times each year. For additional information, visit fmhero.org.
HopeCare makes a difference:
"Hope Lutheran - In behalf of the Bethany Home's Auxiliary, I would like to thank you for all of the donations for the 21st Annual Silent Auction & Food Fest. The event was a huge success and we couldn't do it without you. The proceeds will be used to purchase equipment to enhance the quality of life for the residents at Bethany. Than you for all you do!"
Churches United for the Homeless
Questions? Contact Betty at 701 280-0102. To have furniture picked up, contact Margo at 701 299-7693. All other donations can be dropped off in the Church Office.
HopeCare makes a difference:
"Thank you to everyone who donated money or assisted in the collection on "Souper" Bowl Sunday. A big THANK YOU to Eric Johnson for making the DVD presentation. We collected $2,518.70 to be used to purchase food items that are needed in order to serve at CUFH."
"Thank you so much for all the equipment. I have so many people on my waiting list - your delivery today is just a blessing! (given: 1 wheel chair, 5 walkers, 2 shower benches, 1 shower stool, 2 toilet risers, 1 commode, 5 quad canes, 1 set crutches, 1 cane and misc. supplies)" From the project manager at Project HERO
"We at the Dorothy Day House would like to thank you for the quilts and toiletries. It is contributions and community support such as this that allows us to continue our mission of serving the hungry and homeless. - The Guests & Staff at Dorothy Day House
