Large Household Donation is Loaded and Stored

LCC would like to thank the LCC volunteers who in the last two weeks with tireless efforts made it possible for us to pack up, load, and unload a household of furniture and household items at the storage site. Thank you to St. Paul Canfield in Chicago who provided the temporary storage for the VA program “Helping Homeless Veterans Out of Homelessness.”

This generous donation of the total contents of a house has made a difference in the lives of many people, from the homeless veterans who will be able to furnish their new apartments to a Puerto Rican family who survived Hurricane Marie but lost everything. Other ministries who have benefited from this donation are: Anne’s Resale for the World, money from the resale of the clothing goes to support the extreme poor around the world; Habitat for Humanity ReStore; St. Matthew’s Soup Kitchen, Chicago; the Palatine Early Response Team; St. Paul Quilting Ministry; the Lutheran Home, Arlington Heights; and Lutheran Church Charities. Thank you all.

Joan Henning – Faith, Arlington Heights
Steve MacKay – Immanuel, Palatine
Jim Beckley – Prince of Peace, Palatine
Bob Royce – St. Peter, Schaumburg
Mike Tellin – Immanuel, Bartlett
Jan Pemoller – Immanuel, Palatine
Helmut Mueller – Immanuel, Palatine
Janet Reich – St. John, Northbrook
Marie Cleveland – St. John, Northbrook
Dede Thut – Prince of Peace, Palatine
Matt Flynn – Immanuel, Dundee
Michael Grandt – St. Matthew, Hawthorne Woods
Javier Lozada – from Puerto Rico
Alan Martinez – from Chicago
Boy Scout Troop – St. Paul Canfield, Chicago
Jennifer Boberg – St. Paul Canfield, Chicago
Jeff Boberg – St. Paul Canfield, Chicago