What's Happening

We had full tables this morning. It was a good neighbors kind of day with leisurely visiting over coffee and breakfast.

Where have all the Neighbors gone? It was another very quiet day.

It was a good day to be a light day. Our volunteers took on new to them tasks. Their flexibility created a good morning for our Neighbors.

We had a lot of fun with the word "voluntold" this morning. Our faithful volunteers showed up and were "voluntold" which new-to-them task was the day's assignment.

Autism is recognized in April and yet this is a very quiet recognition.

For people of faith, care for creation is not optional.

It was a subdued atmosphere at NiN this morning. Neighbors came in later, enjoyed breakfast, then quickly went back out to the sunshine.

Every year, nearly 90,000 people in the United States receive a Parkinson's disease diagnosis. Worldwide, it is one of the fastest-growing neurological conditions

It spreads through the air. It has shaped human history for millennia. And today, it still kills more than one million people every year.

Every day, more than two billion people around the world wake up without reliable access to clean water.

If no one reports, did Neighbors in Need actually happen? We did and we had a great day. Many neighbors attended. Many volunteers served generously. Breakfast was delicious.

We started the morning with a big crowd who were eager for coffee.

We started the morning with a big crowd who were eager for coffee.

A generous, hot breakfast greeted another large crowd this morning

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month raises awareness about dating violence and gender-based abuse among adolescents.

A generous, hot breakfast greeted another large crowd this morning

Lunar New Year is a time of vibrant renewal and deep-rooted tradition celebrated by billions of people around the world.

Our guests were certainly in the mood for burritos this morning.

National Library Lovers Month invites appreciation for the vital role libraries play in individual lives and in the health of communities.

We welcomed a crowd!