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Brown County SVdP Making Big Impact in Community

Author: Shirley BoardmanOn: Feb 08Categories: In the News, South District

Brown County SVdP Making Big Impact in Community

By Shirley Boardman, Volunteer Secretary We served 217 households with food for November. During the month of November we offered each family a turkey or turkey breast. For December we offered either a choice of turkey, turkey breast or ham. In total...

New Boundaries for Boulevard Place Clients

Author: Tom SpaldingOn: Feb 08Categories: Boulevard Place Food Pantry

New Boundaries for Boulevard Place Clients

Boulevard Place Food Pantry

By Tom Spalding, Boulevard Place Food Pantry communications coordinator With the new year came an important change in operations at Boulevard Place Food Pantry as we began serving clients who live exclusively in zip codes 46205, 46208, 46220, 46240 and...

The Joy of Volunteer Communities

Author: adminOn: Feb 08Categories: Food Pantry, Volunteers

The Joy of Volunteer Communities

Food Pantry, Volunteers

Every week, without fail, they show up to serve at the 30th Street Food Pantry. They’ve been doing it for the past 6-7 years. They’re part of a group from St. Mark that has faithfully served for more than double that time. What’s ironic is that...

Meet Crystal Wiley, LYNC’s New Director

Author: adminOn: Feb 08Categories: Love Your Neighbor Center

Meet Crystal Wiley, LYNC’s New Director

Love Your Neighbor Center

It seems as if all of Crystal Wiley’s education and experience has brought her to this moment—serving as the director of SVdP Indy’s new Love Your Neighbor Center (LYNC). With a passion for caring for those on the margins, coupled with her leadership...

What an Impact!

Author: adminOn: Feb 07Categories: In the News, President's Letter

What an Impact!

In the News, President's Letter

By Paul Ainslie, SVdP Indy President Our volunteers and staff are currently preparing our annual Impact Report. The Impact Report summarizes our fiscal year (Oct. 1, 2021 – Sept. 30, 2022) work in support of our neighbors in need. As I’ve stated before...