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Northshore October 2025
The staggering number of job losses, which has impacted low-income Americans who work in service industries, has increased the resolve of the Lazarus House food pantry staff to remain open. “People come by and say, ‘Thank you for being open, thank you for this food, thank you for staying here for us’,” says Jeff Hassel, executive director. “There is a lot of appreciation from our guests that we have not closed up and gone home.” Lazarus House helps women, men, and children living in poverty restore their dignity and self-respect by offering life-saving services in the areas of food, shelter, clothing, and education. In th
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