If everybody in the community donated something, there would be no Salvation Army shortage (Journal, Sept. 13). Those who could donate a dollar or spare change would make a big dif ...
The City of Auburn and its environs take a back seat to nobody when it comes time for gifts from the heart.
Our little village is rightly well known for its charity, volunteerism h ...
Last week’s propane fire (in Lincoln) was both an emergency that easily could have turned into a disaster, and a major test of our community’s character.
We all breathed sighs ...
Auburn aid organizations are facing more need with fewer donations, and are asking for the community’s help.
In June 2010 the Auburn Interfaith Food Closet saw 979 families in n ...
Kendall Porco believes offering assistance to the homeless is showing kindness to a group of people who don’t often see it.
Homeless Auburn residents trying to get back on their ...
As the recipient of anger from a few about my remarks in a (March 23) Auburn Journal article, I would like to clarify a few things.
First of all, I would like to thank the one per ...
Several local groups are gearing up to serve up to 80 homeless and poor tonight.
What Would Jesus Do? Inc. is working with the Auburn Salvation Army and various local churches to ...
From left, Dave Herb, Chuck Rogers and Larry Klink, members of the Auburn Host Lions, along with Misty, enjoy ringing the bell for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle drive in front ...
A rich man asked Jesus, “How can I get into the kingdom of heaven?” Jesus answered, “Sell all you have and give it to the poor.”
The rich man went away sad.
Then Jesus s ...
He’s at his post, five days a week in front of the Bel Air Market on Highway 49, and he always tries to stand by the same door.
Dressed for winter weather, he’s wearing a yell ...
