Donate | Volunteer | Prepare a Meal | Deep Cleaning Days As the spring progresses and summer approaches, LUM seeks your continued support in assisting individuals in our community who

Duke Energy Foundation Awards $5,000 to LUM During this dangerously cold stretch in Tippecanoe County, Lafayette Urban Ministry provided critical support thanks to a $5,000 rapid-response grant from the Duke Energy Foundation. Part of $55,000

Four Ways to Help the LUM Emergency Shelter This winter, Lafayette Urban Ministry is working tirelessly to protect our neighbors experiencing homelessness—but we can’t do it alone. Your support for LUM Homeless Services provides life-saving

LUM Keeps Our Neighbors Safe, Warm, and Fed Since November 15, Lafayette Urban Ministry has kept our most vulnerable neighbors safe, warm, and fed through the Winter Warming Station and Emergency Shelter. Open to all

Serve, Celebrate & Support LUM This Season Join LUM this season to give, volunteer, and participate in events that support our community and those in need. | Donate | Provide Meals | Volunteer | Donate Needed Supplies |

Serve, Celebrate & Support LUM This Season Join LUM this season to give, volunteer, and participate in events that support our community and those in need. | Donate | Provide Meals | Volunteer | Donate Needed Supplies |

Serve, Celebrate & Support LUM This Season Join LUM this season to give, volunteer, and participate in events that support our community and those in need. | Donate | Provide Meals | Volunteer | Donate Needed Supplies |

LUM Response to the Winter’s Toll on the Unhoused The winter of 2024–2025 brought extreme cold, heavy snowfall, and gusting winds especially during Winter Storm Blair, making life especially dangerous

Community Partners Ensure Warm Shelter for All During Arctic Blast With an arctic blast bringing dangerously cold temperatures and wind to our area, Lafayette Urban Ministry, the City of Lafayette

No One Turned Away – Bus Transportation Provided Lafayette Urban Ministry is committed to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community, especially during severe winter weather. This week an