When we give to those who have less than we do, we honor Jesus’ call to serve our neighbors, and we share the gifts of time, talent, treasure, and material goods that we have received.
Here at St. Daniel, we have a tradition of generously helping those in need year-round, through our St. Vincent de Paul Conference and special — usually seasonal — projects.
But for specific Lenten giving opportunities, read on!
During Lent, we will be journeying through the “Five Weeks of Giving” together. We will be
accepting donations of food and other items to benefit families in need at Easter time. We’ll be
putting together Easter food baskets for the families here in Clarkston and in Pontiac. Each weekend, there is a different “theme,” as listed below. Simply bring the requested items to Mass each weekend and place in the brown food bins just inside the church doors.
During Lent, we are called in a special way to serve our neighbors, to give of our time, talent, and treasure to those who are in need.
What are you giving up for Lent?
How about committing to $1 a day for the 40 days of Lent to help the “least” among us: The family who is facing eviction or utility shut-off? The single mom whose car broke down and now she’s unable to get to work? The parents who are struggling to put food on the table?
Your $40 donation will help our St. Daniel St. Vincent de Paul Conference help our neighbors in need.
How to participate in the $40 for 40 Days Lenten Campaign: