Greenfield Christian plans worship at fairgrounds
GREENFIELD — Greenfield Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) plans to worship at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Hancock County 4-H Fairgrounds.
Social distancing will be practiced, and it is recommended that participants wear masks.
Hope House shares list of sought-after donations
GREENFIELD — Hope House Executive Director Andrea Mallory recently shared what would be particularly helpful to donate to the shelter. She shared the list during remarks to Greenfield Rotary.
Here are the most-needed items: postage stamps, paper towels, toilet paper, 55-gallon trash bags, tall kitchen trash bags, gallon-size storage bags, bleach, toilet bowl cleaner, dish soap, Pledge dusting cleaner, pillows, twin XL comforters, hairbrushes, sugar, coffee and any canned meats (such as tuna or chicken).
The shelter is located at 35 E. Pierson St.
Information: 317-467-4991
Furniture ministry hopes to build storage barn
GREENFIELD — Hancock County Community Foundation has offered a matching 1:1 grant to Faith Baptist Church to build a storage barn for the Furniture Ministry.
Love INC works closely with the church by communicating needs and identifying those willing to donate appliances and furniture. The storage units are full; Love INC is turning items away that there will be a need for in the community later.
If you would like to contribute to this “barn raising” and have your $1 matched, send a check to the church at 1489 E. County Road 600N, Greenfield, IN 46140.
For more information, call 317-369-0042 or call Love INC at 317-468-6300.
Pantry open weekly in McCordsville
McCORDSVILLE — Angel Connection Food Pantry continues to distribute food to those in need in the community. Non-perishable food or hygiene items are still accepted to restock the pantry, housed in McCordsville United Methodist Church.
The pantry continues to be open from 9 to 10 a.m. Wednesdays. For information, call Donna Foster at 317-219-9157.
