Special ProgramsThe Feinstein Foundation Offers $1 Million Challenge in the Fight Against Hunger
The challenge is simple: your donation to Lazarus House, received between March 1 through April 30, will qualify Lazarus House for a portion of the challenge grant. The more food and funds raised during these critical two months, the more funding Lazarus House will receive.
Donated food items count as well as cash! For a list of desired food, please see our Needs List).
Your gift provides the working poor and homeless with:
- Emergency shelter
- Groceries
- Clothing
- Hot meals
- Education
- Job trainin
- Dental care
- Assistance to break the cycle of poverty and to become self-reliant once again.
How to Give
- Cash
- Securities
- Real Estate
- Bequests
- Life income agreements
- Food
Click here to donate and follow the easy, step-by-step instructions, or send your check to:
Lazarus House
Attn: Development Director
P.O. Box 408
Lawrence, MA 01842
About the Feinstein Foundation
Founded in 1991 by Alan Shawn Feinstein, the Feinstein Foundation is dedicated to philanthropic endeavors focusing on the alleviation of hunger, the importance of community service in education and the values of caring, compasion and brotherhood. The annual Campaign to Fight Hunger has raised $940 million nationwide for 1600 anti-hunger agencies - the most successful grass-roots effort to fight hunger of all times. For more information, go to www.feinsteinfoundation.org.
Project Bethlehem
During the Christmas Season, Project Bethlehem provides many families no longer living in the shelter, with gifts from anonymous volunteer families that make this season happy and peaceful.
Each Christmas season, gifts and several days worth of food are provided to hundreds of families in the local community, and, to those living at Lazarus House.
There is also a Christmas celebration at the shelter. Families and children who are staying at the house receive gifts courtesy of Project Bethlehem
The Rainbow Festival
The Rainbow Festival is a summer celebration that brings together ethnically diverse communities in the neighborhoods surrounding Lazarus House Ministries. It provides a day of fun, food, games and prizes to those with little means for summer family fun.
There is always a great neighborhood turnout and all are welcome!
Bethany Retreats
Bethany Retreats are held throughout the year and bring many young people from colleges, high schools and churches to Lazarus House to serve, volunteer, and to learn about the plight of the poor. Some Bethany retreats are a week long and some are for a weekend.
For more information about our special programs, please contact Sister Mary Ellen Broderick at 978-682-2227.
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