Feed Lake Highlands is....
A faith-based program that feeds the body, mind, and soul of Lake Highlands residents who live on fixed, limited, and low incomes. Our programs help address physical, educational, and spiritual needs of our program members.
What Do We Do?
Help Feed Lake Highlands Today!
Did You Know?
%
of Students in Lake Highlands are Eligible for Free and Reduced-Cost Lunches%
of Single Moms in Some LH Neighborhoods live on less than $24,000 per year%
of Children are Food Insecure, leading to increased Agressions, Anxiety & Mood SwingsLooking to Volunteer?
Volunteers are the backbone of what we do at Feed Lake Highlands. We have many different volunteer opportunities available and would love to help get you connected.
Updates
All Things Feed Lake Highlands
Dear Feed Lake Highlands friends, Do you agree that change is both difficult and good at the same time? New ways of doing things stretch and grow us. In wanting to expand our outreach and impact in the neighborhood, we must be willing to step outside our comfort zone. Change is coming ...
Elks Lodge #71: Spreading Brotherly Love!
The founding principles of the Elks Lodge are our guiding light. They are charity, justice, brotherly love, and fidelity. As members of Elks Lodge #71, we look for ways to fulfill these principles. Steve Conway, Community Activities Chairman, finds local organizations we can take an active role with. That is ...
KAA U-Know!
A week at Kids Across America Camp is life changing. And we are ready to see what God has in store for us this week. We have unloaded the buses. The kids settled into their cabins. They have completed their swimming tests – and the fun has begun!! Every day ...
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