Lockwood Park Picnic
CP staff hosted a picnic for our housing guests at Lockwood Park. There was a lot of great food, a wagon ride, fun games, and plenty of laughter to go around.
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Stepping Stones to Success
Cedric feels blessed to receive his ID card. He is one step closer to obtaining employment.
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Cycles for Change
David was thrilled to receive a bike at CP. Transportation is an important key to success for our guests.
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Nutritious Breakfast
Rev. Sejoon Jang and Juliana Brandy from Grace UMC provided a yummy egg casserole, tasty muffins and fruit cups. Kitchen staff Craig and Charles were blessed to have the help.
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Grateful For Our Meal Partners
Kevin (left) from St. Bernadette’s Catholic Church dropped off a hot and hearty lunch. To learn more about serving a meal to our guests, visit our website to read some frequently asked questions.
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Family Services Birthday
Thanks to some wonderful donors, Abreana was so excited to receive a special gift for her birthday.
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BINGO Activity
NIU nursing students led our guests in some BINGO fun. Guest Kimberly was working on filling up her card for a winning prize. Our guests enjoyed this interactive activity.
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Serving Our Guests
Board members Tom, Frank, Wally, Brian (housing guest), Craig (kitchen manager), Matt and Charles (volunteer seated) provided a fun hot dog lunch for our guests.
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Donation Needs for October
The cooler weather is on its way, and our current needs list reflects these changing temps — with items like sweatshirts, thermal underwear, and hand warmers. We also need a few basics for the kitchen — like sugar, non-dairy creamer, and Styrofoam cups. Click the button below to view the list of our most-needed items for the month.
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Thank you for the coffee! ☕️
Thanks to all the support of our donors, especially during our recent coffee drive, Joseph is able to enjoy a warm cup of coffee to start his day.
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