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Moving Ahead: Providence Food Pantry
Before becoming the Director of Providence Food Pantry, Sister Maureen Fallon, SP, ministered as an Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Instruction at Bishop McNamara Catholic School in Kankakee, Illinois. While in that ministry, every time she came back to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, the Sister of Providence who entered the Congregation in 1977 always supported the pantry. Sister Norene Wu volunteering at Providence Food Pantry. But when she took over running the food pantry for Sister Joseph Fillenwarth, SP, two years ago,...
First Hundred Days Strategy
...access the food they need to live healthy lives. There are many causes of food insecurity. One thing is clear: financial security for everyone is the most effective way to end hunger. Food insecurity is a systemic issue and can happen to anyone. People experiencing food insecurity struggle with poverty and unemployment, lack of affordable housing, chronic health conditions, racism, and discrimination. According to Feeding America, the consequences of food insecurity are poor physical health, poor mental health, poor emotional...
Directions to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana
...turn at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College’s School of Equine Studies). Turn right on St. Mary’s Road. Proceed to main entrance (second gate) and turn right. Local roads All of the above directions take you to the main entrance, which is the point on the map marked “security.” Once you arrive at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, you’ll need to know where you are heading. This local map should help – you might find it useful to print it. Download a PDF of the map....
Marilyn Trobaugh
...Colonial Crest Nursing Center, Indianapolis (1976-83); Bookkeeper, Brookview Manor Nursing Center, Indianapolis (1983-86); Bookkeeper, Pine Tree Manor, Indianapolis (1986-92); Bookkeeper, Nova Care, Inc., Indianapolis (1992-97); Staff Local Residences, Center Business Office, Sisters of Providence, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods (1997-2002); Local Residence Accounts Manager, Central Business Office, Sisters of Providence, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods (2002-17); Treasurer for Sisters of Providence in Lourdes Hall, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods (2017-21); Preparing bags for crocheted sleeping mats, Sisters of Providence, Terre Haute (2022-23), Prayer, Sisters of Providence, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods (2024-25)....
Shop and stay at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
...fun for yourself. Don’t miss hand-made items from the Sisters of Providence and Associates as well as many unique products made from local artisans. See store hours and info Shop online at LindenLeafGifts.com The Farm Store at White Violet has more than just produce and eggs! White Violet Farm Store At the White Violet Farm Store you’ll find seasonal produce from our certified organic garden and fresh eggs from our chickens. You’ll also find Royer Farm Meat, raw milk cheese, honey...
Venue locations & directions
...(second gate) and turn right. Local roads All of the above directions take you to the main entrance, which is the point on the map marked “security.” Once you arrive at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, you’ll need to know where you are heading. This local map should help – you might find it useful to print it. Download a PDF of the map. Grounds map Get in touch Use this form to email us about event spaces. Fill out my online form....
ICE and Immigration
...Homeland Security, such as Amazon, Hilton, Home Depot, Marriott, Meta, Residence Inn, Target, etc. Join a non-violent protest in your community. Volunteer to witness and record the actions of ICE agents. Support the immigrant communities in your neighborhood, town or city. Invest in and support migrant businesses. Buy from local and small businesses. Donate and/or volunteer to local organizations, food banks, and other non-profits that are supporting and providing provisions for immigrant families that are too scared to leave home....
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
...violence in the past year compared to white women. Some areas show murder rates 10 times the national average. Perpetrators: Over 67 percent of assaults are committed by non-Indigenous persons. Missing Status: 19 percent of cases have an unknown status. High-Risk Locations: New Mexico, Washington State, Arizona, Alaska, and Montana have the highest number of cases. There are local, national, and international movements to keep this issue in front of us and to educate all of us. In 2014 –...
A living Land Ethic
...food waste. I also helped organize a “Food Revolution Day” event to promote food justice. We collaborated with Food Not Bombs for the event – all the food used for the kids’ cooking workshop and potluck dinner was rescued from local groceries, where it would have gone to waste. And it was delicious! During the past year, I found myself called back to the Woods to be a more intimate part of playing out this Land Ethic as a Sister...
By the numbers: 30 years of Providence Food Pantry
...Community Room. General Superior Sister Dawn Tomaszewski welcomed all who attended with ”Prayer of Gratitude – Providence Food Pantry:” As we gather around these tables, let us offer gratitude to our Provident God for the food we are about to eat and for the people who make food for others possible. General Superior Sister Dawn Tomaszewski speaks to those attending the Providence Food Pantry Celebration Luncheon. All: May the Lord bless us and keep us. Let us be mindful of...
Meet us at the Terre Haute Farmers Market!
...roots in 2005, it only had two vendors. WVC’s booth has now grown to three stalls from its original one, and its growth can be attributed to the public support we receive on a weekly basis. The sales from the Farmers Market make up over half of the income raised by the ministry. The partnership with our local market is powerful and of great importance for the welfare of the center. Moving beyond the impact that participation in our local market has...
‘We’re All in This Together: Eat, Shop, Support Local’
...April to bring in the participation of as many local businesses as possible. Alpacas ready for visitors during the 2024 Earth Day Festival at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods. We chose the theme for this campaign as “We’re All in This Together: Eat, Shop, Support Local.” We have been working to line up various events and opportunities for members of our community to attend, which they can then earn prizes from participating local businesses. The goal of our efforts is to raise awareness...