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Purchase and Sale Signed for Dorothy Day House!

We are excited to share the news that LVC completed its purchase of the Dorothy Day House in Milwaukee and also its capital campaign for this purpose! Here is a bit more from Sam Collins, president of LVC, on just what this purchase means for LVC & the Milwaukee community. The purchase of the Dorothy Day House will cut LVC’s program expenses by $5,000 to $10,000 per year which will make LVC more sustainable and allow us to act creatively in Milwaukee in pursuit of our mission as a community of faith uniting people to work for peace with justices. And speaking of acting creatively inRead More →

2016-08-19
By: Martin Luther
On: August 19, 2016
In: Food Justice, Fundraisers
Tagged: Dorothy Day, Food Justice, Milwaukee

Partner Focus: Spirit of Peace Lutheran Church

LVC has been working on its Capital Campaign to purchase the Dorothy Day Volunteer House for quite some time now. The campaign is well on its way to be completed and the purchase and sale agreement was signed just last week! Part of LVC’s excitement in finishing the Dorothy Day House Campaign is what it will mean for its partners in Milwaukee, specifically Spirit of Peace Lutheran Church, who has been a faithful partner in the Milwaukee community.   The Dorothy Day House is actually the Spirit of Peace parsonage, and LVC has rented it from the church for its Volunteer housing for many years. This rental agreement has notRead More →

2016-05-26
By: Martin Luther
On: May 26, 2016
In: Fundraisers, Leader Letter, Newsletter, Regional News
Tagged: Community, donor, Leader Letter, Living LVC Values, Milwaukee

Dorothy Day House Capital Campaign

“We have all known the long loneliness and we have learned that the only solution is love and that love comes with community.” -Dorothy Day   The Lutheran Volunteer Corps seeks to purchase its Volunteer House, the Dorothy Day House, in Milwaukee. LVC has been present in the Milwaukee community for many years, and each year LVC Volunteers live and serve together in Milwaukee non-profits that provide food for the poor, youth education, healthcare to those in need, and green spaces for public use in the city.   Over the years, LVC has placed 150 Volunteers in organizations including the Bread of Healing Clinic, Shalom HighRead More →

2016-04-15
By: Martin Luther
On: April 15, 2016
In: Fundraisers
Tagged: alum, donor, fundraising, Milwaukee

Brews for Justice 2016

Join the Revolution – in Chicago! Enjoy a delicious appetizer buffet (including vegetarian and vegan options) and unlimited pints of Revolution Brewing’s core house beers while supporting LVC! We’ll have a short program to hear LVC updates and introduce current volunteers. Additional giving opportunities will be available in the form of a raffle featuring local Chicago goods and other fun prizes! Tickets will be $40 after April 19 and at the door, so get yours now and save! To avoid the online ticket processing fees and purchase tickets offline, contact Midwest Program Director, Erika Dornfeld (773-832-9426, midwest.chi.mil@lutheranvolunteercorps.org). Can’t make it? Help sponsor a current volunteer’s ticketRead More →

2016-03-31
By: Martin Luther
On: March 31, 2016
In: Fundraisers
Tagged: Beer, Chicago

Explore Palestine & Israel with LVC

Take a fresh look with Lutheran Volunteer Corps alumna Doris Warrell and friends at a contemporary and ancient land with a groundbreaking multiple perspective tour of Palestine & Israel! Sustainable Living, Intentional Community and Peace with Justice in Palestine and Israel With a unique approach that accesses contemporary issues through personal storytelling, relationship-building, and facilitated discussions with conflict resolution professionals, and with a dash of LVC’s commitment to respective differing perspectives, working for a better future for all people, and embracing the joy that life offers, this journey is your opportunity to meet local politicians, artists, journalists and activists; learn about contrasting national narratives; and explore futureRead More →

2015-09-30
By: Martin Luther
On: September 30, 2015
In: Fundraisers
Tagged: alum, fundraising, Israel, Living LVC Values, Palestine, Travel

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Our Spring Retreat was one for the record books for SO many reasons... but especially because we closed out the weekend with a discussion with LVC alum, Mary Merkley, and her husband, Senator Jeff Merkley. 🌟Ms. Merkley spoke about the future of our country and how the LVC helped shape her vision of a kinder, more equitable community for every person in the U.S.. 💚We are grateful to the Merkleys for their participation and to our Board member, John Carr, for arranging the discussion. Special thanks also go to Andrew McIlroy and Brian Schuh for hosting our closing dinner. 🍽️ ... See MoreSee Less

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Low cost of living? ✅High population of young adults? ✅Safe haven for the LGBTQIA+ community? ✅Friendly people and community culture? ✅Thrifts, museums, festivals, and free public concerts? ✅We'd say "we told you so" when it comes to Pittsburgh, but honestly? The best way to learn about this local culture is to experience it yourself!We are still accepting applications for our NEW Pittsburgh Placements! We at LVC are honored to be partnered with The Forbes Funds for this exciting expansion!We’ve got three professional sports teams to root for. A strong economy fueled by robotics. And a cultural scene that deserves a standing ovation.But what makes Pittsburgh really special is that you can actually afford to live here, according to a marketing firm that ranks cities’ livability.Livability.com has named the Steel City one of its Top 100 Best Places to live in 2025 — a city where you can buy a home, build a career and have enough disposable income left over to splurge on game tickets, craft beer and pierogis.Read more: www.post-gazette.com/business/development/2025/04/25/pittsburgh-best-cities-to-live/stories/20250... ... See MoreSee Less

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