The Caleb Corner

       By Julie Hall, Volunteer Coordinator

Thank you Volunteers!

We, at the office, would like to thank all of our dedicated volunteers for donating over 250 hours to help their older adult neighbors!

Commodity Food Delivery

The Commodity Supplemental Food will be delivered on Thursday, March 27. The truck will arrive at Highland House in Whitefield at 9:30 a.m. The delivery time for Lancaster is 12:30 p.m. at the All Saint’s Catholic Church on Main Street. A note to all new participants: please bring your letter from the Social Security Administration. The line that reads: “Your new monthly amount (before deductions) is xxx.xx.” The amount is listed and this is what determines eligibility for Commodity Food.  Participants are no longer allowed to use deposit slips, copied checks or bank account statements. You may bring pay stubs and pension information that applies to you.  Residents must be age 60 or over to participate in the program. If you have any questions, please call the Caleb Office.

  Pasta Supper

The Community Baptist Church in Whitefield is sponsoring a Pasta Supper to benefit The Caleb Group on Saturday, April 12 starting at 5:30 p.m.   Donations will be accepted for the meal.

Interfaith Festival of Sharing Concert

The Spring Caleb Interfaith Festival of Sharing Concert will be held on Sunday, May 4, at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in Whitefield. This annual event features church choirs, soloists and instrumentalists. This year’s event will be under the direction of Frank Caruso of Twin Mountain. For more information on participating in the concert, please call the Caleb Office.

 

If you have access to a computer, and would like to check out what The Caleb Group is all about, please visit our website at www.caleb-interfaith.org .

Volunteers Needed

We are, currently, in DESPERATE need of new volunteers to serve the increasing number of elders who are seeking help. We are asking you to please consider volunteering for the Caleb Group. Just one hour a week can make a difference in the life of an elder.  Interfaith volunteers currently help over 250 elders in eight towns.  Everyday elders receive friendly visits, phone calls, chore services, and transportation from Caleb Volunteers. For information on becoming a part of the Caleb Interfaith Volunteer Program, please call the Caleb Interfaith office at 837-9179.