So many lessons about life can be taught in a garden. That was exactly our vision for the second year of the Migros Aid garden. The garden has been a real…
The chance to drive for an hour away from the city is a big deal for many young immigrants. This summer we have been able to take students on camping and…
Diapers can be a challenge to obtain for low income families because they cannot be obtained through SNAP (food stamps) or WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children). During…
Due to Covid-19 this year, it has left most of us feeling isolated and unable to have human connection. Despite this reality, a few Migros Mentors have been able to stay connected…
We are grateful for individuals and a couple of local churches that supply food for us to help distribute to refugees in the city of Indianapolis. We are also grateful for…
For the second consecutive year, we are growing vegetables in 27 garden beds that were built in 2019. We are going to have another 10 beds added in 2020 making a total number…
Volunteers are serving as tutors to help students with their online learning. We helped set up a tablet so that she can stay connected to her teacher and complete E-learning exercises.
When…
Immigrants and refugees struggle financially during economic prosperous times. Most every family is under-employed when the economy is strong. These simple items are not normally in the home, particularly disinfecting wipes and sanitizers
In…
By Tom Langerbartels
It was a sunny and relatively warm November day. I was driving north on I-65 with my four young friends to get horse manure from a buddy’s farm for my compost…
This season requires both wisdom and compassion as we lookout for the most vulnerable among us. It is time to be both cautious and courageous. As we continue to serve the…