This is not a volunteer position, this is a paid staff position...
Lutheran Community Services is seeking a full-time
Smoking Cessation Voucher Coordinator.
Help people with their quit attempt by
phoning eligible clients and faxing vouchers for medications to pharmacies.
Excellent telephone and customer service skills and knowledge of MS Office and
Access essential. Non-smoker. Bi-lingual English and Spanish preferred.
Send
resume and cover letter by 3/11/16 to LCS, 2809 Baynard Blvd., Wilmington, DE
19802 or email info@lcsde.org.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2015
News You Can Use
For
Your Church Newsletter
Editors: This information is prepared for church
newsletter editors, secretaries and pastors. Your help in getting the word out
is appreciated and will help LCS achieve its mission of “Sharing God’s
blessings by helping others in need.” Comments about timing or content are
welcome. Contact Steve Tindall (stindall@lcsde.org). 302 654 8886.
Holiday Food Drive: LCS
is the proud recipient of many food drives throughout the year, but right now we
are asking people participate in our 2015
Holiday Food Drive which will stock our new “choice” pantry at our
headquarters at 2809 Baynard Boulevard. It’s virtually complete, and the empty
shelves are ready to be filled. There are two main ways you can participate.
First, by giving. We need all manner of nonperishables but especially
appreciate things like tuna, canned meats, peanut butter and cereal. Another
way to participate in a food drive is by having one yourself! It’s not for
everyone, but some of us have a special gift for organizing and collecting for
hungry people, especially during the holidays. We can help you get started. LCS
will begin collecting for its Holiday Food Drive on December 4. We are open
from 8 to 4. It’s best to call ahead. If you need to deliver at another time,
we can make an appointment.
Pantry Volunteers Wanted: Pantry
volunteers are needed at St. Stephen’s Pantry and the new “choice” pantry noted
above. Call Cher Frampton at 302 654 8886 x107.
Smokers Rejoice: Kathy
Swanson who manages the LCS Smoking Cessation Program collects testimonials
from the people we have helped with free pharmaceutical aids. Take just one
example, Melissa: “I haven’t had a cigarette since August 6,
and I thank LCS and the Quit Line for my success…I feel so much better now. My
house is clean. Food tastes different and everything smells better.” What a
great way to enjoy the holidays!
Rental Assistance: Sabrina
came to us after her son was born. She
had to take some time off work, but did not get paid for it. Trying to catch up
on the bills was a challenge, and she fell behind in her rent. Then she heard
about LCS. To make a long story short, Sabrina was able to leave LCS with not
only rental assistance but also coats for her newborn and kindergartener and
toys for both that she can wrap up for Christmas. Next week, Sabrina will
be starting a better paying job, and is thankful for all her gifts.
The coats were provided by St. Marks and Grace of God Lutheran Churches.
The toys were provided by Jane Ramsey and David Amos. And the financial assistance
was provided by you – our wonderful donors.
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
LCS 2015 Annual Report
Click on link below to view the annual report in pdf format.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES (DE) – 2014 Report to the Congregations
The continued strong support of individuals, our sponsoring
congregations, foundations and
government agencies has allowed Lutheran Community Services to continue to carry
out our mission of “Sharing God’s Blessings by Helping Others in Need.”
The need for a safety net for people less fortunate than
ourselves has not abated, and we have found that a great many people in
Delaware continued to request help with basic necessities of life – food,
shelter, and kindness.
In 2014, we selected Growing Together as our annual theme, because
it helps us describe how people are changed by services offered with the love
of Christ, how volunteers grow through their service, and donors are enriched
in their giving. Once again in 2014, we have provided close to 90,000 incidents
of service:
- Services: food, homelessness prevention, smoking cessation vouchers, clothing and more.
- Distributions occur regularly in 15 locations.We have been grateful for the work of over 400 volunteers.
- Some new volunteers have used their experience with us to launch themselves into new jobs.
- One of our sponsoring congregations is offering food during evening hours; something we have dreamed about.
- Every applicant for financial assistance has been offered free financial counseling with our partner agency, Clarifi. The number of people making use of this service increased by 60%!
- Throughout the year we have continued to offer nutrition education and classes in conjunction with the UD Cooperative Extension Service and a Shop Rite nutritionist.
- During the growing season many healthy veggies are donated by individuals. This year, one of our farmer friends planted a whole crop of corn just for donation!
You have probably heard that we have acquired a new building
on Baynard Boulevard in Wilmington, and that renovations have commenced, with a
hoped-for move-in date of late spring 2015 – just a few months away. Meanwhile, the contractors are busy installing
a new roof, new systems, new windows (including a stained glass one), walls,
paint, carpet – in short everything.
Recent photos taken this week of construction at the new building. Lot's of progress is being made!
Click on photos to enlarge.
Click on photos to enlarge.
The Capital Campaign Committee has been hard at work, and at
this time, 80% of the funds needed have been pledged or received. Please join
us in our push to the goal if you haven’t already. The move is destined to help
us continue Growing Together to serve even more people in need with excellent
services, accessibility, privacy, dignity, and, most importantly, the love of
God.
We had wonderful support for our operating expenses through
the annual Walk Run, which set records again in 2014, as well as our Gimme
Shelter Golf Tournament (another record breaker) and our annual Room at the
Table breakfast. Our challenge now is to maintain our flow of regular contributions,
which go toward the everyday operating costs of the agency, as we ask for
additional gifts to cover the expenses of our construction project. We hope
that this spirit of giving continues in 2015.
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