Lighthouse, a Pontiac-based nonprofit, announced a partnership with Genisys Credit Union to renovate the nonprofit’s commercial kitchen.
The past few years have been a time of monumental growth for Lighthouse. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, we served about 10,000 people a year at
“My main goal is to help people, that’s honestly all I’ve wanted to do in my life is help people and give them hope,” says
Gleaners and Lighthouse have announced Lighthouse will operate its food programs from Gleaners’ Pontiac facility.
“I want to help people. I think food is a basic right for everyone,” says Russell Estill, Lighthouse’s new Director of Food Programs. “I don’t
Lighthouse is pleased to announce we have moved our emergency food warehouse to a 22,000-square-foot facility in Pontiac, a more efficient and cost-effective location to
“This partnership with Gleaners mutually strengthens our ability to serve vulnerable populations through programming and meet people where they are,” Ryan Hertz, president and CEO
LaKeesha Donaldson shares a special connection with the people she serves at Lighthouse because she understands what it’s like to be in their shoes. Years
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter, with the support of the Board of Commissioners, announced $700,000 in food assistance grants Wednesday at the Oak Park Farmers
The Pontiac Community Foundation and Lighthouse will dispense $700,000 in food security assistance from the Oakland County American Rescue Plan Act funds.
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