Viva House Thanksgiving Collection

Viva House is grateful to our parish community and the Loyola School who, together, brought in 77 bags of food to benefit Viva House. Thanks to Pime and Raul who help load the van to transport the collected bags over to our friends Brendan and Willa at Viva house.  They shared that our contribution was the most they have received from one organization.  Will and Brendan continue their ministry of helping people have food in their area where more and more houses are becoming vacant.  Thanks to all who help to make this collection such a success. 

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