2026
MISSION & OUTREACH CALENDAR
March 15………..*One Great Hour of Sharing Offering
June………....*Strengthen the Church Offering
November………Shoebox Christmas Gift Collection for KIDS
Boxes due in church on or before December 6
December 20…..*Christmas Fund Offering
December 25…...Christmas Day Dinner - First Responders
*Envelopes will be provided
Watch the newsletter for the Richmond Food Pantry list of food needed. The Pantry is always in need. The Richmond Good Samaritan Fund receives $600 from our church annually. This fund helps people with shut-off fees for heat, water and electric. Cash donations are always accepted throughout the year.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT!
Reach Out in Faith
Greetings Everyone,
Here is an updated list of our current needs for the food pantry:
- Hamburger helper
- Boxed potatoes
- Juice boxes
- Jell-o
- Manwich
- Canned fruit
- Spaghetti sauce
- Green beans
- Canned tomatoes (diced, stewed, sauce, etc.)
Thank you for any help you can provide.
God Bless!
Michele
Richmond Community Food Pantry
Thousands of older and disabled adults in our community struggle daily to get by. For these individuals a little extra help can make it possible for them to remain safe and independent in their own homes.
The Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers program matches volunteers with
frail, homebound and isolated neighbors who need assistance. If you have just a couple hours a month that you can give to someone in need, you can make a huge difference in the life of a struggling neighbor. You tell us what days, times and areas are convenient for you and how you would like to serve. You can be matched with the same person for regular visits, or just be on a list for occasional rides and chores.
Volunteers are needed to help with the following:
♦ Transportation for medical appointments and essential errands
♦ Simple chores, yard work and home repairs
♦ Help with housekeeping and meal preparation
♦ Friendly visits and supportive phone calls
♦ Respite breaks for full-time family caregivers
♦ And other support that can help a frail, older or disabled neighbor
For more information call the Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers at (586) 757-5551 or visit www.ivcinfo.org to learn more.
