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The Lighthouse Launches Annual “Stuff a Bug” Campaign for Essential Donations
The Lighthouse, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals facing life-altering challenges, has kicked off its annual “Stuff a Bug” campaign, calling for community donations to help meet the needs of those it serves.
Campaign Details and Donation Needs
Beginning on Monday, January 20, and running through Saturday, January 25, the campaign is focused on gathering everyday essentials like paper towels, cleaning supplies, and plastic silverware. These donations are critical to supporting the many individuals and families who rely on the services provided by The Lighthouse.
A complete list of suggested donation items is available through the organization’s official website, offering clarity for those looking to contribute.
Drop-Off Locations and Hours
Donors can drop off their contributions at two locations:
- Vorderman’s Showroom: 5811 Cross Creek Blvd.
- The Lighthouse Family Thrift Store: 6230 Lima Rd.
Drop-offs will be accepted daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., making it convenient for those looking to give back during the week.
Financial Support and Online Donations
In addition to physical donations, The Lighthouse is also welcoming monetary contributions. Donations can be made through the organization’s online platform, allowing those who prefer to donate cash to easily contribute to the cause.
About The Lighthouse
The Lighthouse’s faith-based services aim to offer a helping hand to those facing difficult situations. Whether through financial assistance, food programs, or emotional support, the nonprofit plays a vital role in the community by providing resources to individuals struggling with a range of challenges.
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