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Laundry Love: local pastor joins with nationwide group to provide laundry services to those in need
Having clean clothing provides a measure of dignity to the wearer. That is the driving concept for a new project from the First Congregational UCC, which has brought Laundry Love to Sandusky.
What a blessing: Blessing Boxes project fosters a network of giving
From Scouts and churches to virtual communities, the Blessing Box project is a testament to the power of unity in addressing societal challenges. The initiative is not just about providing food—it is about fostering empathy, kindness, and the unwavering belief that everyone has something valuable to give and receive.
OHgo off and running this holiday season
It’s the holiday season and that means OHgo — in addition to its normal mobile food and book pantries — is hitting the streets of Erie and Huron counties to ensure people have what they need.
Living well and longer:
Serving Our Seniors director Sue Daugherty advocates for the well-being of Erie County senior citizens.
Dora Grant: a beacon of hope and change in Sandusky
From her grassroots work to her efforts in gathering community officials to ignite conversations for change, Dora Grant’s impact has transformed the lives of hundreds of individuals over the years.
Blue Jeans and Blue Doors raises more than $41,000 for Club programming in Erie County
“Every child is unique and deserves a chance to write their own stories and the club helps children build confidence and embrace that about themselves."
Ever changing, always United:
United Way of Erie County leader works to raise funds that stay local as the world around her evolves.
Second Harvest Food Bank receives honor
Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio was named one of the 2023 Best Employers in Ohio.
Running with a purpose: Pushing herself physically long has helped autistic teen Adrienne Bunn.
Pushing herself physically long has helped autistic teen Adrienne Bunn, who is excited to compete in IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio – and beyond.
Laundry Love: local pastor joins with nationwide group to provide laundry services to those in need
Having clean clothing provides a measure of dignity to the wearer. That is the driving concept for a new project from the First Congregational UCC, which has brought Laundry Love to Sandusky.
What a blessing: Blessing Boxes project fosters a network of giving
From Scouts and churches to virtual communities, the Blessing Box project is a testament to the power of unity in addressing societal challenges. The initiative is not just about providing food—it is about fostering empathy, kindness, and the unwavering belief that everyone has something valuable to give and receive.
OHgo off and running this holiday season
It’s the holiday season and that means OHgo — in addition to its normal mobile food and book pantries — is hitting the streets of Erie and Huron counties to ensure people have what they need.
Living well and longer:
Serving Our Seniors director Sue Daugherty advocates for the well-being of Erie County senior citizens.
Dora Grant: a beacon of hope and change in Sandusky
From her grassroots work to her efforts in gathering community officials to ignite conversations for change, Dora Grant’s impact has transformed the lives of hundreds of individuals over the years.
Blue Jeans and Blue Doors raises more than $41,000 for Club programming in Erie County
“Every child is unique and deserves a chance to write their own stories and the club helps children build confidence and embrace that about themselves."
Ever changing, always United:
United Way of Erie County leader works to raise funds that stay local as the world around her evolves.
Second Harvest Food Bank receives honor
Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio was named one of the 2023 Best Employers in Ohio.
Running with a purpose: Pushing herself physically long has helped autistic teen Adrienne Bunn.
Pushing herself physically long has helped autistic teen Adrienne Bunn, who is excited to compete in IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio – and beyond.
