Saturday, August 08, 2020

YOU CAN STOCK OUR PANTRY! Household and School Supplies Needed ~ Info provided by Cece Hull



During this difficult time, you can help a local family who looks to St. Elizabeth for hope.  See below for the list of household and school supplies we currently need to stock our community pantry.

As you're shopping, purchase an item or two from the St. Elizabeth's List.  You can drop them off at the parish office - 1301 Victor St., Richmond VA  23222-3935.  You can leave your donations on the front porch on August 13 and August 20.  Sister will be in the office 3 p.m.- 5 p.m. to collect them and put them in the pantry.

If you shop online, you can ship your donations to the parish office, address above.


SCHOOL SUPPLIES


  1. Spiral Notebooks
  2. Composition Notebooks
  3. Ticonderoga #2 pencils (other brands don't sharpen well)
  4. Protractors
  5. Scissors
  6. Pencil Sharpeners
  7. Rulers (with inches and centimeters)
  8. Binders (1" or 2")
  9. Dividers
  10. Pencil Pouches
  11. Erasers
  12. Loose Leaf Paper
  13. Paper Clips
  14. Ziplock Bags
  15. Mechanical Pencils
  16. Index Cards (colored or white)
  17. Post-it Notes
  18. Scotch Tape
  19. Markers (washable)
  20. Crayons
  21. Color Pencils
  22. Drawing Paper or Sketch Pad (no construction paper)
 

HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES

  1. Laundry Soap - dry or liquid
  2. Spray Household Cleaners (Mr. Clean, Fantastik, Windex, etc.)
  3. Bottled All Purpose Cleaners (Pine-Sol, Fabuloso, etc.)
  4. String Wet Mops
  5. Sponges
  6. Dish Washing Soap
  7. Paper Towels
  8. Bleach
  9. Trash Bags - 13 Gal. Size (fills the standard kitchen wastebasket)




~ "Give something, however small, to the one in need.  For it is not small to one who has nothing.  Neither is it small to God, if we have given what we could."    St. Gregory Nazianzen


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Monday, June 01, 2020

RISC Meeting THIS AFTERNOON on ZOOM! - June 1, 2020, Information Below ~ Info from Cecilia Hull


JUNE CALL TO ACTION!

CURBING VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY

RISC is hosting a ZOOM session on Monday, June 1st to continue its research of proven methods to curb violence in our community.  Today features a discussion with noted author, Thomas Abt.  Details and instructions on how to join the session via Zoom is posted here: 





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