Staff profile: Heidi Reyes
Heidi Reyes loves love.
If you talk to her for 30 minutes, the one word you hear more than any other, by a long shot, is “love.” She loves her work, her fiancé, their son, and their life.
Heidi said she enjoys being a caseworker with Bakhhita Empowerment Initiative at its satellite office in Owensboro, Kentucky. She worked as […]
Staff Care Day April 22: All the details
Staff Care Day is Friday, April 22
Mt. St. Francis Center for Spirituality
101 St. Anthony Drive
Mt. St. Francis, IN 47146
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Staff Care Day: Do you have dietary restrictions?
We are finalizing menus for Staff Care Day April 22. If you have dietary restrictions or are fasting for Ramadan, please let us know. Simply click this link. Thanks!
Chef Makeda whips up Not-Yo-Cheese on TV
Many thank to Executive Chef Makeda Freeman Woods for her spectacular appearance on Wave Country last Friday. We think she should get her own cooking show!
SVC food pantry meeting more needs than ever
The need for a west Louisville food pantry open to clients every weekday has never been greater. Visits to our Sister Visitor Center food bank dramatically increased every month last year, jumping from 517people in January 2021 to 1,433 people in December 2021. Thanks to everyone at SVC for doing such a great job in caring for our neighbors in need.
MRS has these specific needs for refugees
Email Alissa at aedwards@archlou.org to make your donations.
Lebanese American Club makes major donation
Last Sunday Lisa spoke to the Lebanese American Club about a proposed gift to support Catholic Charities. They voted to approve a $600,000 gift! A $250,000 portion of the gift will be directed to the new building, where we will include a multi-media installation about the history of the Lebanese immigrant community in Louisville in one of the classrooms. Another $250,000 will go to support our programs that serve immigrants. The final $100,000 will be […]
WDRB report focuses on Ukrainian refugees
Many thanks to Colin Triplett for being available for this interview.
What’s in a name?
Family Support Services has picked up a new name. It’s now Community Support Services to more accurately reflect the breadth of its outreach.
Community Support Services continues to nurture healthy families with Mother-Infant Care classes for expectant moms, Mama Matters support groups for moms of young children, and Arts in Play classes where moms and children can dance, sing, and play together. (Cydnei Dean)
Community Support Services […]