Maureen’s Haven at First Presbyterian Church of Southampton has come to the end of another successful season. I would like to express my thanks and appreciation to the community for a job well done and for making it possible to host the guests one weekend a month from November 1 to April 1.
Thank you for providing your goods and services to the First Presbyterian Church in Southampton. You have all truly been a blessing to this program and our community. I am looking forward to your help in the 2023-24 season, starting in November, and we are always looking for volunteers.
Thank you to the following: Suffolk Laundry, pillowcases and laundry; Strong Oil Company, ice; St. John’s Episcopal Church, Rotary Interact Club, First Presbyterian Church Mission Council, King’s Chapel Church, North Sea Ladies Auxiliary, meals; First Presbyterian Church Deacons, breakfast; Fresco’s Pizza & Deli, food; community service students Allie Jedlicka, Ellie and Annie Hattrick; Kelly gang, laundry; and New Thought Spiritual Center, food.
Katelyn Corwith
Coordinator
Maureen’s Haven at First Presbyterian Church
Southampton
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