Support Fifth-Quarter — A Proven Success
Summer 2013 Dear Friend, When he grows up, seven year-old Christian Morrenga wants to be a firefighter. Eight-year-old Devine Myers wants to be a nurse. And nine year-old Dylan Tibbett
Be a Camp Counselor—Mentor—Role Model
LUM Camp Counselors are invaluable volunteers who spend their whole day with one group of campers. They are role models who assist and motivate campers whether they are trying to
Give the LUM Camp Experience to a Child in Our Community
Summer 2013 Dear Friend, Many people know the story of Ray Ewry. Born in Lafayette in 1872, he was stricken with polio as a child and told by his doctor
LUM Shelter Awarded $26K Grant
The Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette Supports LUM Emergency Shelter “It is a wonderful feeling to help those who are trying to help themselves. The LUM Emergency Shelter is such
Thank You — Congratulations — Farewell (to the LUM Interns)
LUM Intern Farewell Reception It is with mixed emotions that the LUM staff says “farewell” and “well done” to our fabulously talented and hardworking interns – Amanda Bajzatt, Katherine Brandes,
LUM Follies Raises $10,000+
LUM Follies Raises $10,000+ for the Good Samaritan Fund. The second annual LUM Good Samaritan Fund Follies exceeded everyone’s expectations. The LUM Board of Directors are thrilled to report the
Mission Moment — Rex Fuller’s Journey to Recognition
Just the mention of Rex Fuller’s name around any of the LUM staff elicits a smile. Currently Rex Fuller is the “go to” volunteer at the St. John’s/LUM Food Pantry
Meet the LUM Interns — Katherine Brandes
Meet the LUM Interns — Katherine Brandes Katherine Brandes is from Batesville, Indiana and is an Ivy Tech (Lafayette) undergraduate in the Human Services Department. As a LUM Intern, Katie is
Hunger Hike 5K Run—Media Event
Highlights from the Media Event about Hunger Hike 5K Run Joe Micon, LUM executive director, hosted a media event at the new location of the first-ever, Hunger Hike 5K Run
Hunger Hike 5K Run—Moves to Munger Park
Due to the recent rain — the Wabash River is too high & the Heritage Trail is not ready. Due to the cresting Wabash River, the Wabash Heritage Trail is