Lighthouse Mission: Volunteering – Peggy’s Story
We interviewed one of our wonderful volunteers, Peggy. Her experience volunteering at Lighthouse Mission’s Base Camp is an insight into the kind hearts of people like Peggy. LMM: When did…
Category Archives : Stories & Info
I’m not alone I see it every day
I’m not alone I see it every day. In July of 2021, PJ Smith walked through the doors of Base Camp. She was struggling with financial stress after a car…
Toxic charity vs Smart charity
Toxic charity vs. Smart charity. As believers in Christ, it is one of our God-given responsibilities to care for the poor. Over 2,000 verses in the Bible illustrate this. But,…
Your Donations Provided a Safe haven in their Darkest Hour
Your Donations Provided a Safe haven in their Darkest Hour. Julia’s journey from Hawaii to Washington State was supposed to be a fresh start for her family. However, life had…
Lexi’s Story “I was just trying to survive”
Lexi grew up in foster care, bouncing from home to home. But once she turned 18, she was kicked out and became homeless. That’s when she hit rock bottom. Lexi’s…
I was blind, but now I see
I was blind, but now I see – a story of hope in the life of one Lighthouse Mission guest and friend. He is thankful that he can now see!
Gifts in Memory & Honor: November & December
Gifts given between November 1st and December 31st 2022 Thank you for honoring your loved ones with these special gifts to help neighbors in need. We are honored to help…
I believe God brought me here
Aleta is a real story of God’s grace making a difference. From the city streets, to the support of Lighthouse Mission.
God is doing amazing things through your regular donations and loving partnership with our ministry.
In Loving Memory of Frank
In loving memory of Frank – a loved guest of Lighthouse who had a family because of your generous donations and support.
Threatened with Homelessness… You Supported Shari When No One Else Did
“I had nowhere to go,” said Shari. “Everything was chaos.”
That was March 2020, right when COVID began. Shari had been living with a family friend here in Bellingham when her friend passed away unexpectedly. With little to no time to find another place to live, Shari was facing homelessness.
