Lighthouse’s Director of Food Programs, Russell Estill, visited CBS News Detroit to discuss the current need for food donations, the increase in demand for assistance,

Lighthouse provided food for 10,000 people in Oakland County at the height of the pandemic, Estill said. It has exceeded that level of need since

Even in the best of times, Michigan’s food pantries stay busy, and these days, with rising food costs and inflation, the pantries are getting busier

Check out this clip from Fox 2 News about a recent gift from Fifth Third Bank to support Lighthouse’s food efforts.

Fifth Third Bank donated $10,000 to support Lighthouse’s Emergency Food Program to help with a food shortage. Thank you Fifth Third!

An emergency food supply for Oakland County families is getting dangerously low. Lighthouse in Pontiac distributes nonperishable food items to families and pantries across the

Lighthouse, the Pontiac-based charity that assists the needy and homeless, is running out of food to give its clients. “After the holiday surge, donations to

An emergency food warehouse run by Lighthouse is running low on supplies and the nonprofit, which serves about 13,000 people in Oakland County, now can only

Check out this clip from CBS 62 about the food shortage Lighthouse is currently facing. Learn more and get involved: www.lighthousemi.org/food-drive

Check out this video clip from Fox 2 News about Lighthouse’s need for nonperishable food donations at our warehouse in Pontiac. To get involved, please