Today, Palm Sunday, marks the start of Holy Week. May we commemorate what this week brings in Jesus life journey and reflect on it.

The warming shelter is closed for the winter. The needs of the homeless continue. Our door is open M-F 9 am to 4 pm year round to help meet those needs. We share hope and help from community kindness, like this!

What does service mean? These compassionate hearts explored the "Win-Win" of serving others at today's Marian University of Wisconsin Academic Symposium, then "boiled down" their definition of service into this word cloud. What word would YOU use to describe service?.

It's kindness x 2! Parkside Elementary School Counselor Michelle Mees sprinted over last week with a cart of kindness; this week, she delivered another cart! "Moms Run This Town Fox Cities Chapter".

What's on your lunch menu? Team Rubicon volunteers will dine on turkey sandwiches, fruit, cookies, and extra "goodies" all expertly assembled and packed with a hearty helping of kindness by The.

Kindness comes wreathed in smiles! Waters Elementary - Fond du Lac School District Brownie/Daisy Troop 8623 collected a cartful of care, then Kindra and Tanya Bakken cheerfully delivered it to our.

Volunteers helping flood victims battle black mold, armed with cleaning supplies FDL Area United Way collected from our office this morning. Thank you for the gloves, face masks, disinfectant, bleach,.

With the so much need rippling through our community, students from NFDL's Horace Mann School wanted to help. Jean Hintz and her Key Club students teamed with Keri Zank's Work, Training & Careers Group to flood.

Remember, there is no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end. So says Scott Evans. We see the ripples you are creating - its the relief and gratitude on.

Kindness is everywhere and that's no Blarney! Watch and see how Sunny 97-7, 95 and 96-1 The Rock and AM 1170 and FM 103.3 plan to take flood relief "on parade" Saturday! How lucky are we to have so many "hearts of gold" among us!

Time to "spill the tea". and share the results! Because of your generosity, thousands will be able to relax and look forward to a better 2019. Thank you, Fond du Lac County!.

We Back The Pack. We Back the Brewers. and Waters Elementary in the Fond du Lac School District "Backed The Bells" in a big way! The school team rang almost 93 hours, earning the Top Youth Bell Ringing.

What's cooking at your house? In our kitchen, brats are simmering, baked beans are bubblin' and a counter full of other tasty food awaits our dinner guests. Handmade place mats and homemade cards.

Something special arrived! Shepherd of the Hills Catholic School delivered a very unique Valentines Day bouquet of. socks! Each pair tied with a pretty bow and a handwritten heartfelt Valentine.

Feeding America reports 8.7% of our community lives in "food insecurity" and lacks access to food required for a healthy life. To everyone who helped with "Empty Bowls" to help food pantries like ours fill bowls, thank you!

What impact does your help have? Read the words of thanks from Barb Thill and some of those blessed with your kindness. When you count your blessings, know these people are counting YOU:.