Our Community Service Projects
Faith Assembly (3)
On March 26, 2026 Faith Assembly #3 made a donation to "Delia's Pantry" at Bessemer Elementary School in Greensboro, NC. Delia's Pantry provides meals for 30 families during the school year during the days that schools are out on break and more.
-Submitted by LL Jasmine L. Young, LLR
Faith Assembly (3)
On March 9,2026 Faith Assembly #3 showed up for the youth of Rankin Elementary with a school supply drop-off to help them finish the year strong. Investing in our future one backpack at a time!
-Submitted by LL Tori Farrar
Queen City Assembly (46)
This quarterly event "Feeding Independence" occurs in Charlotte, NC where we pass out food boxes to include perishable (vegetables) and non perishable food items as well as bags with toiletries and cleaning supplies. PLLR Anderson, LLR Parker Gray and LL Jones were pictured at this event on March 21, 2024.
Milton F. Fitch, Sr. Assembly (43)
During February’s Black History Month activities the Loyal Ladies of Milton F. Fitch, Sr. Assembly worked in collaboration with Lighthouse Partnerships of Hope during “Celebrating our Heritage“ events in seven of the eight events held in various North Carolina counties. We assisted with the distribution of over $8000 in Black History books purchased by Lighthouse Partnerships of Hope. The books were by Black authors. We also served refreshments to all in attendance. The eight host sites included: Edenton, Wilson, Chocowinity, Raleigh, Hillsborough, Oxford, Rocky Mount and Morganton. Our Assembly attended all distributions with the exception of Morganton. The first event was held in Edenton at Warren Grove Missionary Baptist Church, site of the first Rosenwald School in North Carolina. Milton F. Fitch, Sr. Assembly #43 also presented a check in the amount of $500 for the Central Children’s Home. We were honored to have Deputy Thompson, Board Chairperson and Executive Director Angela Williams present to receive our gift. Brothers from Milton F. Fitch, Sr. Consistory #43 assisted us with book distributions in Wilson and in Oxford. The Raleigh distribution took place at the Historic St. Paul AME Church, site of the first two Freedmen’s Conventions following the Civil War. As we consider community projects over the coming months we continue to examine:
- Do we have the heart to make this work happen?
- How will God be glorified?
- And finally, how much fundraising will be required for us to make a difference?
We ask God to “order our steps.”
Clark S. Brown Assembly (44)
LLR Burnadette Pegeuese, PLLR Gwendolyn Joyner, PLLR Alma Lyles and LL Druscilla Fogle presented a monetary donation to Principal Patricia Fulton of Ephesus Junior Academy to assist with the purchase of school supplies to begin the 2023-2024 school year.