Donate to Lower Saucon Police Dept.’s Food Drive
The Lower Saucon Township Police are holding a food drive to benefit the food bank at New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in the township, and you can help by dropping off a donation.
The Lower Saucon Township Police are holding a food drive to benefit the food bank at New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church in the township, and you can help by dropping off a donation.
For many people, a Halloween parade just isn't a Halloween parade if it doesn't include marchers throwing candy to costumed, sugar-loving spectators of all ages.
This year's Hellertown Halloween Parade will be held Sunday, Oct. 22 at 2 p.m., and the volunteers who organize it are busy working to ensure that it's the best parade the borough has ever seen.
When kids help kids, everybody wins. That idea is exemplified by a Girl Scout project undertaken by Southern Lehigh resident Samantha Weaver, in order to earn her Silver Award.
A local grocery retailer has organized a fundraising effort to benefit the victims of last week's chocolate factory explosion in West Reading, Berks County; one of the deadliest explosions to occur in the U.S. in recent years.
The holidays are approaching, which means many people will be thinking about ways of helping others in their community. One way you can help is by donating to the Lower Saucon Township Police Department's 4th annual Fill the Police Car Food Drive.
Saucon Valley Soccer League is sponsoring an equipment "Size Up Day" drive for gently-used cleats and shin guards, which may be dropped off or picked up--free of charge--at the group's Hellertown Community Day booth Aug. 20. The organization hopes to expand the effort to include other pieces of athletic equipment in the future.
If you're someone who thinks teenagers today are unwilling to help others, 16-year-old Dana Passerman of Lower Saucon Township is on a mission that will prove you wrong.
The Hellertown community continues to come together to help support the Kaufman family, who lost two daughters in a fire at their home on Linden Avenue Friday.
A Hellertown family is reeling after the loss of their two girls in a Linden Avenue house fire Friday morning, and area neighbors, friends, organizations and businesses are stepping up to help them.