Thanksgiving

Making Holiday Meals Complete

Making Holiday Meals Complete

We wanted to make Thanksgiving feel a little more special for visitors to our Food Pantry this year. Although we give out turkeys, sometimes our families don’t have everything they need to prepare a holiday meal. So we decided to include some extra items: cooking oil, breadcrumbs, salt and pepper, Italian seasoning, garlic powder, dried…

Sharing is Caring: Video Interview with Coast Country Radio about the Thanksgiving Food Drive
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Sharing is Caring: Video Interview with Coast Country Radio about the Thanksgiving Food Drive

The weekend before Thanksgiving was very busy with a community-wide food drive in the Salisbury area. Bernie Greene and her family have been organizing this drive for years, which has been sponsored by Spicer Bros. Construction. The food drive takes a lot of work and we are incredibly grateful for all the time and energy…

Something Extra for Thanksgiving

Clients of our Food Pantry at the Joseph House Crisis Center will receive extra holiday food bags during the month of November. This is because Mike & Jen Gilchrist (faithful volunteers) have been hard at work shopping, organizing, and packing the bags, helping to make Thanksgiving dinner a little extra special this year for the…

Newsletter: November 2019

Dear Friends of Joseph House: A lovely custom with many people when they gather for Thanksgiving Dinner is to take turns saying what they’re thankful for. Expressing gratitude is good for the soul—and it’s what the holiday is all about. In our humble cubicles at the Joseph House Crisis Center, sitting around tiny desks with…

Newsletter: November 2018

Dear Friends of Joseph House: What if you woke up today with only what you thanked God for yesterday? Reflecting on this can help us see all the things we take for granted: a place to live, a warm bed, food, clothing, our health, family and friends… the list goes on and on. It’s easy…

Newsletter: November 2017

Dear Friends of Joseph House: A few years ago, Fr. Paul Mast, a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Wilmington, spent a six-month sabbatical immersed in the lives of people living on the streets. The experience spoke to his heart, and he wrote about what he learned in a book called Street Sabbatical. In one…