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Serving on the Frontlines Before There Was a Frontline
March 10, 2021
My Friend’s House Foundation was serving about 500 people per week before COVID-19; the health crisis only expanded the need to serve many more.
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New Opportunities for Paycheck Protection Program Loans Close March 31
March 1, 2021
The application period for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) through which the Small Business Administration (SBA) makes forgivable loans available to certain nonprofits will expire on March 31. Therefore, if you are currently eligible and have not yet applied, it is very important that you do so as soon as..
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Surviving the Winter Storm in Texas
February 26, 2021
Millions of Texans are doing what they can to move forward after a harrowing week of devastating wintry weather, and the staff at Lutheran Sunset Ministries are no different. Two weeks ago, this scenic 32-acre campus, designed to accommodate residents at various levels of care through innovative programs and interdisciplinary..
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RCFL Practices What It Preaches about Equity and Inclusion
February 24, 2021
Redeemer Center for Life’s mission is to help members of the community attain financial stability and to support the needs of young people that ultimately lead to a promising career path. In its pursuit of these goals, RCFL maintains a strong commitment to equity and inclusion; it strives for social..
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A Proud Legacy Fuels Fight to Put Out the Fires of Systemic Racism
February 19, 2021
Today’s Front Line Hero is Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry for their dedication to self-reflection in the name of racial equity. In the wake of George Floyd’s murder and the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests, the board of LMM made the decision to reflect on racial justice, both in their community and..
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