When the COVID-19 pandemic hit our country, it was particularly difficult for those already struggling with economic challenges. Lighthouse pivoted in order to maintain our
The 13th Annual Flagstar’s Dancing with the Stars event took place on Saturday, November 20th, both virtually and in-person at The Townsend Hotel. We at
Local non-profit Lighthouse is gaining steam in its movement to help fight homelessness and poverty in the community with food, shelter, transitional housing, affordable housing
United Way’s partnership with Lighthouse serves as a beacon of hope – offering food, shelter and economic mobility support to individuals in Oakland County and
Communities have been facing several challenges including the threats of eviction and food insecurity. Lighthouse, an organization in the Pontiac area, is on a mission
Her Flagstar Dancing with the Stars costume cost $16 and everything she’s wearing came from local thrift shops. (You’ll understand why when you hear her
Oakland County had a gap in available emergency shelter beds even before the COVID-19 pandemic. But as the public health crisis settled into the region,
Super savvy steps, creative choreography, unique props, an upbeat song by Will Smith, and a possible “cameo” appearance by a surprise guest, are all part
Podcaster and Flagstar’s Dancing with the Stars dancer Eric Fadie has a penchant for surprising himself. When it comes to his career, he pursued radio,
Lighthouse partners with Michigan Humane to help local families in need and their pets, too. Food insecurity is on the rise across the country, including
46156 Woodward Avenue
Pontiac, MI 48342
248-920-6000
Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
6805 Bluegrass Drive
Clarkston, MI
Pontiac, MI 48342
248-920-6000 x3300
