
The Day of Caring kicks off on Saturday, November 7th with the UWFC student board raking leaves at some of the homes that have been done in the past. The student group is much smaller, and the list of homes had decreased a bit this year.
In addition, with the help of St. Michaels 6 and 7th-grade art students and First Financial Bank employees, you will see positive messaging signs displayed throughout the community along with encouraging messages in sidewalk chalk at the town park.
Along with the positive messaging projects, UWFC has a few other service projects in mind. Individuals or groups can do a collection drive for three local organizations:
Red Life Food Bank
• Peanut butter
• Tuna or other canned meat
• Jelly
• Macaroni and cheese
• Canned Vegetables
Franklin County Christian Outreach Paper Goods Pantry
• Paper towels, toilet paper or tissues
• Large trash bags
• Laundry Detergent (25 load size)
• All-purpose cleaner (spray or wipes)
• Bar Soap (i.e. Dove or Ivory)
• Dish Soap (no dishwasher liquid)
• Shampoo (prefers 2 in 1)
• Hand Soap
New Mercies
• Green beans, corn, mixed vegetables
• Applesauce, fruit cocktail
• Canned meats like chicken and tuna
• Spaghetti sauce
Please contact the United Way office to arrange the delivery of the collected items. Anyone planning on completing a service project can pick up a t-shirt at the United Way office during the 1st week of November on Monday and Thursday from 9-3 or Tuesday and Wednesday from 9-5. To make other arrangements, please call the office at 765-647-2789. There are a limited number of t-shirts available. Participants are encouraged to take pictures and use #DAYOFCARINGFC on social media sites.



