Blog

LCS finds inspiration in the work of other community organizations. We love to meet and share ideas, resources, and possibilities. Here are two examples.

Introduced to LCS as a volunteer at our St. Stephen’s pantry, Anne Pilson shares her passion for the work we do and her concern for growing needs in our community.

Join the Hunger Task Force of the Delaware-Maryland Synod for their Virtual Major Donor Gathering on November 14th to support food ministries (including LCS).

An annual tradition of sharing Christmas spirit, Westminster Presbyterian Church provides 30 Christmas bags with holiday treats and gift cards to LCS families.

While the weather stays mild, LCS food pantry clients, staff, and volunteers enjoy chatting together outside while clients wait for their food orders.

Food Bank of Delaware is pilot testing the use of DoorDash out of our St. Stephen’s food pantry to deliver food boxes to Wilmington residents.

LCS staff volunteer for a variety of causes close to their hearts and find ways to serve their community outside of the work they do at LCS.

LCS continues to offer assistance to those struggling with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on housing security and helps clients navigate the DEHAP application process.

Connecting people to resources includes individual, family, and organizational efforts and sometimes gets a boost on social media. Every bit makes a difference.

Even with the lingering pandemic, our donors, sponsors, volunteers, staff, and community joined together to raise over $71,300 for LCS food programs. Thank you!

Harold Wenger, Ann Duane, and Eliza Lang of Wenger Wealth strive to know the individuals they serve and to empower them to set and meet goals - we do the same at LCS.

Jean Washington, “Ms. Jean,” serves as the Assistant Program Director at LCS, but she is so much more - mom, pastor, historian, mentor, friend, and heart of LCS.