Lili Lawson graduated with her undergraduate degree from Bellarmine University in Spring of 2021. Since then, she has served with AmeriCorps in schools and non-profit spaces in Miami, Florida, and after moving back to her hometown of Louisville, worked as an Advocate with The Center for Women and Families. A few of Lili’s favorite things are being outdoors, coffee shops, and her dog Mango. Lili is excited to be a member of […]
Sister Visitor Center knows how to celebrate and this month they shared a potluck to welcome spring and to celebrate Sara Logsdon’s monumental milestone birthday. No, we’re not telling.
SVC provided Easter baskets last week to parents and grandparents raising grandchildren thanks to the generosity of Laura Williams’ family, individual donors, and St Michael’s Outreach Ministry. Laura used her creativity to put these baskets together. Thank you Laura and the SVC team!
ESL teacher Anna Smith will be leaving us after almost a year and a half of wonderful work. Her last day is Thursday, April 13th. In this photo, Anna is with her students who appreciate her very much and will remember her for being such an important part of their journey. She has been a valuable member of […]
Do you know someone who needs some job training? Tell them about this Thursday’s info session at Common Table
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Common Table provides eight weeks of culinary arts training to anyone interested in learning. Tution costs are covered. Participants will earn food safety certification, can […]
WDRB was there last week as teams set up an apartment for a family of five arriving from Uganda. Thanks to Tom Dunn and Lay Cho for filling them in on our need for couches, dining tables, and adult bikes for the 128 refugees we expect to resettle in the next month.
Students in Madison McMullen’s English as a Second Language class surprised her with a cake and party on her birthday this week. How wonderful! Happy Birthday, Madison! We can feel the love.
We had a terrific time taking the refugee simulation to St. Gabriel School last week. Students experienced to a small degree to the many steps and frustrations that refugees face trying to gain entrance to other countries. Thanks to Peyton Rhea for doing such a great job with this program.
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