Thank you....You made it happen!

Thank you to all who have donated money and gifts-in-kind. We'd like to give a special thanks to Fareway, The Loft and Duck Worth Wearing for their generous donations and to the Coopers for letting us use their garage to store donations.

Thank you to our hardworking volunteers who came weekly to help sort, pack, and load. Your heartfelt interest in this labor of love was evident. Thank you for serving!!

Here are some of the photos from August 11, 2011 as our volunteers came to help load two trucks.








We'll keep you posted on the container's journey to Zimbabwe....stay tuned!

Sorting, packing, and more...

Clothes that have been sorted and bagged

In the process of sorting....

Hard working volunteers helping to sort and pack

Books, books, and more books to be sorted and packed

Thanks to all our hard working volunteers who have given up their Thursday evenings to sort and pack. We couldn't have done it without you! If you're interested in helping with the next sort-and-pack event, please contact Lily or Christy.

We're still taking donations till August 8. Items most needed include school supplies (preschool-elementary), household (silverware, pots, pans, blankets, sheets), medical supplies, food (beans, peanut butter, tomato paste, canned tomatoes, tuna), sewing supplies (fabric, sewing machine, etc), toys (dolls, soccer balls, tricycles, educational, etc.) and much more!

Dolls with dark skin tone for Critical Care Unit

Recently LTLA received a box of dolls with dark skin. A special thanks to Donna and her family for finding these dolls for the Critical Care Unit and making blankets for each of the dolls.

40 feet to Zimbabwe

We're coming to the end of our collection time frame for our 40 feet to Zimbabwe. After July 10th, we will be sorting and packing all donated items. If you are interested in volunteering to help sort and pack, please email Lily for more details.

Items wanted for the container include preschool materials (pencils, papers, educational books & materials, etc), sewing materials (sewing machine, thread, fabric, etc.), building materials (hammers, nails, saws, etc), food (baby formula, dry beans, canned goods, etc.), household (silverware, good plasticware, blankets, powder detergent, etc.), health care (ibuprofen, acetaminophen, multivitamins, etc.)

Good Works Report 2011

Meggy's Current Housing (Outside)

Meggy's Temp Housing

Meggy and family is able to stay here till they figure out new housing plans.