Get a jump on all the Saturday morning yard sales.
EHST is having its first fundraiser this Saturday, April 2nd,
at Jordan High School, 8:00 a.m. to Noon. We have books, records,
jewelry, plants, household accessories, and collectibles, all
at affordable prices. Plan to be there. You may find a very special
item you’ve wanted for years!
We need volunteers to help. If you can spare an hour or so,
contact Marge Holmgren (919-240-4187) or Charmyne Blake (919-593-4070)
to arrange a time. Your contributions to the success of EHST's
yard sale are greatly appreciated.
Sunday, April 3 | Platform Speaker
Susan Rose, Leader, The Ethical Society
Without Walls
The Ethical Society Without Walls serves people who are unable
to attend Ethical Societies with walls. We connect with each
other by online forum discussions, chats and regular community
telephone calls.
ESWoW is dedicated to cultivating a community of people who
support each other in leading a more ethical life. ESWoW is
currently supported primarily by the American Ethical Union
but needs to move towards being a fully independent Ethical
Society supported by members and participants.
For more about this on-line Ethical Society and Susan see ESWoW.
IFC
PANTRY DONATIONS.
This Sunday is our regular
collection day for the IFC food pantry.
The following items are the highest priority:
• Canned
Meats
• Canned Vegetables
• Pasta and Pasta Sauce
• Dried Beans
• Snack Crackers, Saltines
• Canned Fruit
• Rice
• Peanut Butter
• Cereal
• Grits/Oatmeal Packets
• Paper Bags with Handles |
Personal Care Products
• Toothbrushes
• Toothpaste & Floss
• Toilet Paper
• Deodorant
• Toilet Tissue
• Razors & Shaving Cream
• Soap and Shampoo
• Lotion
• Washcloths
• Feminine Products |
General Items of Interest
AEU
Ethical Action Report - A joint publication
of the American Ethical Union (AEU) and the American Humanist
Association (AHA).
Our March 2011 issue of the Ethical Action addresses the following
topics:
• Support the Equal Employment for All Act
• Defend Family Planning and Planned Parenthood
• Defend the 2010 Affordable Health Care Act
• Protect Budget Priorities Serving Vulnerable Populations
This March Report is also listed on www.aeu.org under the following
prompts in the right hand column of the front page of www.aeu.org:
Library/Latest Entries/Ethical Action Report/March 2011. Or you
can click on this Link: http://aeu.org/library/eactions/EAR201103.pdf .
IFC
Volunteer Needs
Client Interviewers - Client interviewers assess client financial
requests and determine clients’ immediate needs and future
goals.
Greeters - Two Crisis Intervention receptionists are needed during each shift,
with one handling appointments and the other handling walk-in clients. Volunteer
receptionists answer and manage the telephones and reception area, welcome
visitors and clients, and provide information as needed.
Substitute Client Interviewers and Greeters
Day/Evening Volunteers - Volunteers are needed at Home Start and Community
House facilities to assist staff with resident operations and help with guest
needs.
If you have spare time and interest, please email Karen
Carr, IFC Volunteer Coordinator, or call her at (919) 929-6380, ext. 30.
