Lighthouse, the Pontiac-based charity that assists the needy and homeless, is running out of food to give its clients. “After the holiday surge, donations to
An emergency food warehouse run by Lighthouse is running low on supplies and the nonprofit, which serves about 13,000 people in Oakland County, now can only
Check out this clip from CBS 62 about the food shortage Lighthouse is currently facing. Learn more and get involved: www.lighthousemi.org/food-drive
Check out this video clip from Fox 2 News about Lighthouse’s need for nonperishable food donations at our warehouse in Pontiac. To get involved, please
Everyone deserves some kindness,” said Mary Riegle, chief philanthropy officer for Lighthouse, a Pontiac-based organization that runs a homeless shelter and assists other clients with
The Nicosia family stopped by CBS News Detroit to talk more about the Lighthouse Thanksgiving food program.
At 8 and a half years old, Hazel and her 6-year-old sister Alice have become food juggernauts for the nonprofit Lighthouse in Pontiac. The nonprofit
Lighthouse has seen an increase in local families seeking emergency food from our pantries. This is happening at a time when food prices have gone
In Michigan, over 1.4 million individuals and 749,757 households participating in the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which supplements the food budget of needy individuals and families in the U.S., were
Lighthouse offers food assistance and other services to those in need. And those who work there say they’re already seeing an increase in the number
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