Quarter cow beef raffle will benefit the LIFE Food Pantry
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Tag: LIFE Food Pantry
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Quarter cow beef raffle will benefit the LIFE Food Pantry
• TICKET SALES END JULY 31, 2025• DRAWING AUGUST 1, 2025
• PICKUP DATE AUGUST 29TH, 2025
RAFFLE ENTRIES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN PERSON
AT THE BUTCHER BLOCK IN LOVELAND, OHIO.
Loveland, Ohio – This charity raffle will benefit the LIFE Food Pantry that serves hundreds of local families every week.
You can also help LIFE by donating funds, contributing food, volunteering, and hosting a food drive. If you operate a business, please consider becoming a partner.
The video below will provide you with an idea of the process involved and the cuts of meat that come from a 1/4 Hind. There will be some slight fluctuations depending on the size and weight of the cow that is processed but on average yields over 100 lbs. of beef valued at over $1,500 in today’s market.
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Loveland, Ohio – “Before covid we would have a section in the Back to School Fair where children and parents could take a books to call their own. Hoping to encourage reading as a family thing. This year we are once again making this happen. Now all we need is donated books – lots and lots of them,” said Terri Carter who is currently working on a project for LIFE’s Back to School Fair.
Terri is collecting new and gently used books of all kinds.
How can YOU help?• Clean out your bookshelves and closets for books.
• Donate or provide gift certificates to local book stores.
• Organize a neighborhood book club or church book drive.
Books can be dropped off at LIFE FOOD PANTRY at 677 Loveland-Madeira Rd. (next door to ACE Hardware)
Anytime the Life Food Pantry is open you can leave books in the donation box outside the front door.
A volunteer is available to pick-up larger quantities at your convenience.
For more information call/text/or email Terri Carter
513-295-4778 ~ terri.lifefoodpantry@gmail.com
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Grocery Scavenger Hunt: simple summer child activity that helps LIFE Food Pantry
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Check out our Grocery Scavenger Hunt!• Have your children search the grocery store for the listed items.• Talk about how these items help families in our community.• Drop off your items at the LIFE FOOD Pantry!It’s a simple and fun way to introduce little ones to the joy of giving!
Join us in making a difference.
You can help by donating funds, contributing food, volunteering, and hosting a food drive. If you operate a business, please consider becoming a partner.
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Loveland, Ohio – One in ten people in Loveland faces food insecurity. Hosting a food drive is a powerful way to help LIFE Food Pantry move that number to zero. It’s also a great opportunity to bring your family or neighborhood together to make a difference in the community.
Food drives are a fantastic way to stock the shelves, raise awareness in the community, and bring people together for a great cause. More people in Loveland need assistance than ever before. Support from individuals, neighborhoods, sports teams, congregations, businesses, and others help keep up with demand.
Learn how today If you have questions about hosting a food drive, please contact them through their website or call at 513-583-8222. -
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Loveland, Ohio – A Loveland mother of four teenagers visited the LIFE Food Pantry a few weeks ago. She had been a regular client but stopped visiting after securing a job. Unfortunately, an injury left her unable to work, forcing her to rely on minimal child support. She hopes to return to work soon, but your support made it possible for her to count on LIFE Food Pantry to help feed her family and support them in getting through a very difficult situation.
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Think you need a big bank account to make a big difference? Nope! In fact, you don’t even have to be an adult. Some of our most active donors are kids.During the past month, two young men celebrating their Bar Mitzvahs commemorated their rites of passage by earning money to purchase in-demand items to fill our shelves. Thank you, Peyton and Levi!
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Loveland, Ohio – You have more choices than ever before when you want to donate to the LIFE Food Pantry. How about rounding up your purchases and donating your change?
Donate today
Help LIFE Food Pantry pack Backpacks for Students by gearing up to provide students everything they need for a successful school year — and they need your help.
Students who are registered at the pantry will receive a backpack filled with grade-appropriate supplies, socks and underwear, a spirit-wear shirt, and essential personal-care items (toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, etc.). LIFE will distribute the backpacks during the first two weeks of August.
LIFE set up more than 300 students for success last year and expect more as they continue welcoming new families.
How you can help
Donations of:
Backpacks filled with supplies (we’ll provide a supply list).
Individual school supplies.
Personal-care items.
New socks and underwear.
Learn More
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Love for you to apply on behalf of Loveland’s LIFE Food Pantry
Loveland, Ohio – The Contribution Project accepts applications from young people (ages 14-25) who are seeking to make an impact on their community, school, or neighborhood through a “contribution”.
We would love for you to apply on behalf of the LIFE Food Pantry — it takes just a few minutes—and if selected, LIFE Food Pantry will receive funds to continue serving our neighbors in need.How You Can Help:1) Visit The Contribution Project2) Submit a quick application for LIFE Food Pantry3) Spread the word—every entry counts!Together, we can make a BIG difference. Thank you for supporting LIFE and ensuring no Loveland family goes hungry.So, what’s a contribution?
A contribution is something tangible that adds value to you and the community around you.
EXAMPLES:
• Simon built birdhouses around campus for Eastern Bluebirds and to help educate students.
• Amber funded a Mental Health Summit with a student org for self-identifying women of color.
• Robert paid the way for his Taekwondo team to go to Nationals.
• Residential Sustainability Leaders works to promote different ways that students can contribute to making campus a more eco-friendly place by engaging in sustainable practices.
• My contribution was to provide dog food, treats, and toys to guide dogs in training.
• I decided to go around campus to surprise people with flowers. I get flowers from Trader Joe’s and give them out to students who look extra stressed and to campus workers who work hard every day to provide students with the best experience possible.
