Voices of Ruth’s House

by Kate on January 25, 2012

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May 2013 Wishlist

May 9, 2013

Ruth’s House needs: diapers (size 5); pull-ups (size 6); room fans; car jumper cables; bicycle helmets (adult and child size); bicycle locks; paper towels; toilet tissue; sandwich bags; food storage bags; 13 gallon garbage bags; antibacterial spray; twin-size mattress covers; bed pillows; matching sets of twin comforters for rooms with 2-4 beds; arts and crafts [...]

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Volunteer Training Workshop on May 6, 2013

May 6, 2013

Ruth’s House is hosting a training workshop for all current and new volunteers from 1-3pm on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Faribault. Those interested can learn ways to share the mission of Ruth’s House through clerical, organizational, transportation, or child care tasks. RSVP by May 6 to Gina at 507.332.2236 [...]

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Waffle Breakfast on May 5, 2013

April 26, 2013

WAFFLE BREAKFAST FOR RUTH’S HOUSE OF HOPE MAY 5, 2013 ST. PETER’S LUTHERAN CHURCH The public is invited to a Waffle Breakfast for Ruth’s House of Hope to be held in the Fellowship Hall at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church located at 418 E. Sumner Street in Northfield on Sunday May 5, 2013. Serving time is [...]

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Pastor Steve’s 10th Annual “Run for Ruth’s House” on May 26, 2013

April 24, 2013

Pastor Steve’s 10th Annual “Run for Ruth’s House” will once again be a team of four runners who will run the Med-City Marathon Relay in Rochester, Minnesota on Sunday, May 26th. The total distance is still 26.2 miles, with each of the team members running one quarter (about 6.5 miles) of the relay. You are [...]

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SCC Shoe Collection Benefits Ruth’s House

April 24, 2013

“SCC students and staff are collecting donations of gently used or new shoes. Drop them off at the SCC Bookstore. All shoe donations will benefit Ruth’s House in Faribault.” Read the full story of students going shoe-less in the Faribault Daily News.

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