LUM Follies – Raises $14,000
The fourth annual LUM Good Samaritan Fund Follies was a phenomenal success! LUM Follies Raises $14,000 for the Good Samaritan Fund. The Follies meal was scrumptious, and the stage show
Three Ways to Support the Good Samaritan Fund
Not Able to Attend the Follies? 3 Ways YOU May Still Help If you’re not able to attend the LUM Good Samaritan Fund Follies This Year? Here are three ways that
$9000 Gift to LUM
Purdue Crew Donates $9321 to LUM Good Samaritan Fund At a special event on Wednesday, April 1, 2015 at the Purdue Boathouse (500 Brown Street, West Lafayette), representatives from the
LUM Follies — Make Reservations Today!
You are cordially invited to attend the 4th Annual LUM Good Samaritan Follies Follies’ details and tentative schedule are as follows: DATE – Friday, April 17, 2015 PLACE – St. Andrew
LUM – A Game Changer for Many
March 2015 Dear Friends, Anne Pellegrino recently stopped by my office, smiling ear to ear! Anne is a LUM volunteer tax preparer and she had just finished a tax return
Ivy Tech Professional Internships at LUM
Samantha Hardebeck is the new LUM After School Program Intern with responsibilities for assisting the program director with the implementation of the program. Samantha is from Frankfort, Indiana. She is
Carolyn Kessler—35 Year LUM Volunteer
Last week, we lost a very close friend of Lafayette Urban Ministry — Carolyn P. (Pollard) Kessler, 79. Carolyn volunteered with LUM for over 35 years. Originally from Anderson, Indiana,
LUM Good Samaritan Fund FOLLIES
Fine Dining | Silent Auction | Entertainment The LUM Good Samaritan Fund Follies is a lighthearted evening of fine dining, entertainment, fun, and great fellowship — and it benefits the
Purdue Crew’s Row-A-Thon — Benefits LUM
This Saturday (January 31) the Purdue Rowing Team will be rowing a marathon in support of the Lafayette Urban Ministry – Good Samaritan Fund. Each January, the Purdue Rowing Team
Good Samaritan Fund – Everyday Miracles
November 2014 Dear Friend, Do you recall the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000? The disciples were overwhelmed, but Jesus took pity and showed compassion. He used what little was