Giving Saturday 2.0 -- June 13
Giving Saturday 2.0
A big thank you to all those who made contributions to UCHM, Waterstep and McCreary County on Saturday, May 9. Crescent Hill folks have always been generous when there is a need.
We are planning a repeat on Saturday, June 13 from 10 - 2. Donations will be accepted for UCHM, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, Waterstep, and La Casita. We are also collecting items for a Virtual Baby Shower for Solange and Victor (they are the refugee family we helped sponsor this past fall).
Virtual Baby Shower for Solange and Victor
A electronic sign up list has been created so that we can make sure that we receive needed items for the family and help ensure that we will not receive duplicates. Please go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E084DA4A922ABFD0-virtual
UCHM
Canned vegetables
Canned fruits
Canned meats
Shelf-stable milk
Low sugar cereals
Dry pasta
Spaghetti sauce
Body wash or hand soap
Deodorant
Shampoo
Toothpaste or toothbrushes
Toilet tissue
Laundry or dish detergent
Formula
Diapers (sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5)
Baby wipes
There is a continued, and growing, need for financial contributions. Donation information is available on the website, uchmlouky.org.
Kentucky Refugee Ministries
Diapers: sizes 3,4, and 5
Baby wipes
Paper towels
All purpose cleaner
Dish soap
Laundry soap
Disinfectant wipes
Gently used or new household items:
Lamps with shades and/or just the shades
Small waste baskets
Kitchen garbage cans (that have lids)
Can openers
Large pots and pans
Baking sheets
Silverware sets
Spatulas
Knives
Slotted spoons
Manual lawn mowers
Gift cards ($50 or more are most helpful): Kroger, Walmart or VISA cards
Gently used laptops in good working order
There is also in need of volunteers for food pantry deliveries (drive thru at KRM to pick up the boxes and then porch drop them at clients' homes - low to no physical contact) - third Thursday of each month around noon (next one is Thursday, June 18).
WaterStep
Crescent Hill has long been a supporter of WaterStep and continues to collect used shoes to help fund safe drinking water projects all over the world. They accept gently used shoes that are free of mold/mildew. Athletic shoes are preferred, but they will accept all styles of shoes. Shoes are sold to an exporter and funds received help bring clean water to those in need.
La Casita
La Casita Center is a grassroots non-profit located in Louisville accompanying families in the Latinx community. Their mission is to empower these families, providing a foundation for systemic change with long-term effects.
Food items for a family of 4 to create food baskets:
White rice
Dry Black beans
Spaghetti
Spaghetti sauce in jar
Fruit and Vegetables (fresh and canned)
Canned Tuna
Coffee
Sugar
Maseca
Vegetable oil
Diapers
Kroger or Walmart gift cards