ROCHESTER, Mich. (April 3, 2020) – Lighthouse, a Pontiac-based nonprofit dedicated to fighting homelessness and poverty, Oakland University and Pontiac Community Foundation announced today they have
Lighthouse COVID-19 Update – 4/2/2020 As residents are being asked to “stay in place” and businesses are closing their doors, dedicated Oakland County nonprofits are
When you talk about the coronavirus or symptoms of the illness, the need to quarantine is often mentioned. But what if you can’t? What about
Lighthouse provides services including emergency shelter, food pantries and housing assistance. The employees of concern work in the office of Lighthouse’s PATH two-year transitional housing
Food insecurity is something many people face daily, but the coronavirus is leading to more people who need food. With schools closed and people out
With Michigan residents hunkering down for what is expected to be a long couple of months as the health officials start recommending more restrictive quarantining,
United Way for Southeastern Michigan has committed a $50,000 matching contribution for Lighthouse’s COVID-19 crisis emergency response. Food to be distributed to children and families in
The holidays can be tough for a lot of families who are struggling just to make ends meet. But thanks to the generosity of the
Oakland Schools and Lighthouse are helping families this holiday season. Santa’s helpers are hard at work, wrapping and laughing baby dolls and board games. But
When a single mom of two young kids fell on hard times, she found herself homeless. Today, Arlisa Hemphill moved her family into a home
