Life Center Newsletter

Discover the Power of Kindness: Join the Life Center Volunteer Team! Are you looking for a way to make a difference ? Hoping to meet great people , have a few laughs , and feel good about yourself in the process ? You’ve come to the right place—the Life Center needs you! Volunteering here isn’t just about lending a hand; it’s about spreading kindness like confetti and watching lives change —sometimes even your own. Plus, the perks are unbeatable! (Think warm smiles, grateful hearts, and the occasional free snack.) Why Do People Love Volunteering at the Life Center? Community Connection —You’ll become part of a welcoming group of people who genuinely care about each other. Whether you serve meals, organize events, or offer a listening ear, you’ll build friendships that last a lifetime. Impact and Purpose —There’s something powerful about knowing your time and effort bring real change. Mentoring, extending a smile, preparing a warm meal, or speaking a kind word  all add up to hope a...

  A Meal, A Moment, A Miracle: Simple Acts of Love Bring Joy through the Meal Train Something extraordinary happens daily at Weightless Anchor Hospitality Home, located in the heart of Cincinnati’s Lower Price Hill. But don’t expect fireworks or grand speeches. No, transformation here looks a little different—it looks like a warm meal shared at a kitchen table , a kind word offered at just the right moment, and a safe space where burdens get a little lighter. The women who walk through Weightless Anchor’s doors aren’t just looking for shelter; they’re seeking rest from the weight of abuse, exploitation, life on the streets , and a world that too often overlooks them. And sometimes, that healing begins with something as simple as a meal. A Testimony from the Meal Train Sandy and her daughter, Angel, recently delivered a home-cooked meal to the young women at Weightless Anchor. It wasn’t without its challenges—life always likes to throw in a few unexpected road closures just for f...

  Alex’s Story: How One Hero Found Strength, Community, and a New Path Forward Alex didn’t need a cape. She didn’t need superpowers. What she needed—what we all need—was a little guidance, a community that believed in her, and the courage to step into her own story . And that’s precisely what she found in Hero on a Mission at the Life Center. Alex is a force of nature — hardworking , family-focused , and always giving back . She’s never received financial help, despite facing real challenges. Instead, she joined the Hero on a Mission program to become the best version of herself . And wow, has she grown. When we first met Alex, she was juggling work at Lockland Schools , family responsibilities , and the grief of losing her dad . She remembered how he would recite the Lord’s Prayer over her as a child in challenging moments. That memory stayed with her. It gave her strength. And when she walked through the doors of the Life Center, she was ready to turn that strength into action. ...

  Finding the Forgotten: A Sunday Afternoon That Mattered At the Life Center, we believe love isn’t just something you say— it’s something you do . That’s why, through our Solve7 initiative, we’re committed to breaking down barriers and creating meaningful connections . One of those seven initiatives, Find the Forgotten , focuses on reaching individuals who may feel overlooked , reminding them they are seen, valued, and never alone . One of the most beautiful expressions of this mission happened just last Sunday. Martha and Mary —two of our most dedicated volunteers—set out to spend the afternoon with another Mary , a senior in our community who’s been feeling a little disconnected . They didn’t bring grand speeches or flashy gifts—just their presence, listening ears, and warm hearts . And that was more than enough. For Mary, the visit was more than a social call—it was a reminder that she matters . The conversation flowed, laughter filled the room , and something had shifted whe...