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Blind, jobless, and running out of food

Blind, jobless, and running out of food

Raising an 8-year-old and a 2-year-old is a challenge. I know. As a mom, I’ve been there. And Saira and her husband are doing it while blind. They’ve learned to make it work, though. Saira has been blind since birth, and her husband has been blind since he was 10....
In a world of chaos, you’re doing a world of good

In a world of chaos, you’re doing a world of good

It’s been an interesting year to say the least — one filled with Zoom meetings, curbside pickup, and online church services. And with the number of coronavirus cases spiking in several states again and continuing to spread worldwide, it’s hard to say when things will...
From hospitals to the homeless, you’ve made a difference

From hospitals to the homeless, you’ve made a difference

As you scroll through Facebook or read the daily headlines these days, you might be bombarded with a lot of bad news. But here’s some good news: You’ve made a tremendous difference in the lives of people affected by the coronavirus. In addition to providing food and...
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