Blog

Rob Gurnee, Executive Director of LCS, has decided to retire effective 1/2/26. Rob has led with distinction, positioning the organization on a positive trajectory

Changes in priorities and policies in Washington are beginning to have an impact on LCS. Despite these external challenges, LCS continues to meet the need.

LCS has a long history of innovating and adapting to the dynamic needs of our clients. That continued in 2024, with exciting program & organizational growth!

We sat down with former LCS Board President, Barb King, to discuss her time on the board, her experiences with LCS, and her vision of where LCS is going next!

In our 2024 Annual Appeal, we highlight progress made towards building the Food Hub, emphasizing its future role in addressing nutrition insecurity in Delaware.

We are happy to welcome everyone to the 2024 Walktoberfest at Concordia Lutheran Church on September 21, 2024! The day will go from 9am to 2pm, rain or shine.

LCS is thrilled to be constructing a healthy food warehouse/fulfillment center next to our facility. We hope you'll help us bring healthy food to DE families!

We are happy to announce the grand opening of our Food Hub at The Bayard School. We are helping to improve health by embracing the Food is Medicine approach.

We are there for people when they have food and housing emergencies. We move people from emergency to empowerment through prevention and treatment programming.

We hope that you all have a bright and cheery holiday season! LCS' was filled with fun presents, too many cookies, potluck meals, and @quote;Macgyvered@quote; Christmas trees.

We are happy to welcome everyone to the 2023 Bash-Out Hunger Block party at Concordia Lutheran Church on Sept. 16th, 2023! The day will go from 9am to 2pm.

Learn how this facility will serve as a hub for aggregating healthy food from various sources, custom packaging it, and distributing it to numerous community outlets