Service Projects

March 3rd: Bar Soap vs Dish Soap

March 10th: Paper Towels vs Toilet Paper

March 17th: Shampoo vs Toothpaste

March 24th: Laundry Detergent vs Deordorant

 

We will be collecting backpacks and supplies (middle School and HS age) for Lutheran Social Ministries, who distributes to those in need.  Please see the list below and bring to church.  Feel free to buy supplies, backpacks, or contribute cash.

 

 

 

 
FOOD DONATIONS:  Please remember we are collecting food for the food pantry in the bin outside the church. You can drop it outside the church any day that works for you. Click this link to see the current list of needed items, and click on the button below for more information about our local food pantries.

 

 

School is Ending, but we are planning for the FALL!  Our Service Project collection item for July will be backpacks! 
 
For the month of July, we will be collecting supplies and backpacks for High Schoolers for Lutheran Social Ministries of NJ. The backpacks are given to children in their affordable housing units.
 
You may bring supplies, backpacks(high school appropriate), or filled backpacks to the church. All supplies and backpacks to be at Living Waters by Sunday, August 7.
 
Money is also requested as it is used for college applications and uniforms.  On the memo section of your check, please write backpacks.  Or online, please select the monthly service project.
 
Here is the list of supplies needed for each backpack.
 
Secondary school supplies:
 
10 pack of pencils
10 pack of pens- blue/black
2 highlighters
10 pocket folders
1 box of colored pencils
5 -3 to 5 subject spiral notebooks
USB flash drive 8GB
Hand sanitizer
 
Any questions, contact Cindy Cooper @ ck_cooper@me.com
 
We try to collect items that can’t be purchased with food stamps or SNAP. You can drop off your donation in the narthex or in the box outside of church. You can also mail a check to the church, or you can make an on-line donation by clicking this link: https://secure.myvanco.com/L-Z0CW/home and choosing "Local Food Pantries."

 

 

 

You can drop off your donation in the narthex or in the box outside of church. You can also make an on-line donation by clicking this link: https://secure.myvanco.com/L-Z0CW/home and choosing "Local Food Pantries." 

 

 

2022 April Service Project

In April, we will be collecting Feminine Hygiene Products. Thank you in advance for your  generosity.

You can drop off your donation in the narthex or in the box outside of church. You can also make an on-line donation by clicking this link: https://secure.myvanco.com/L-Z0CW/home and choosing "Local Food Pantries."

 

 

 

 MARK YOUR CALENDARS: 
 Due to the continuing COVID pandemic, we cannot gather for lunch so we will serve a delicious selection of soups in ‘To   Go’ containers.  You have two options:

 

• If you’re attending church in person you can pick up a container (or two or three….) of soup after the service.
• If you’re not comfortable coming into the building, Curbside Pick Up will be available.

 

 

2022 January Service Project - Sock Collection   Socks are one of the most requested items at shelters.  For the month of January we will be collecting socks. Socks for kids, socks for adults, knee socks, ankle socks, any type of socks.  Please consider donating a few pairs You can also drop off your socks in the box outside of church.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our annual Diaper Drive in support of the Hunterdon Diaper Bank is underway and will end with our Epiphany Sunday service in January.

 

The Diaper Bank is a partnership between the United Way of Hunterdon County and food pantries and agencies throughout the county, established to help ease some of the financial stress that our neighbors experience by providing free diapers, wipes, lotions, and incontinence products.  This is a critical community need, as these items are not covered by Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Women, Infants and Children (WIC), or other programs.

 

Here are the Hunterdon Diaper Bank's specific needs at this time:

Collection boxes will be in the narthex starting this Sunday.

 

Other ways to support the drive include:

If you use any of these donation options, please indicate that you are supporting through the Living Waters Lutheran Church (LWLC) Diaper Drive.

 

Judy and Charlie Segers had an opportunity to be bearers of good things. Last week they delivered the diapers and wipes to the local food pantry. This act of care and compassion was possible because of your generosity. Thank you!