Saucon Source has committed to donate $1 per Christmas lights photo to help the two local food banks in Lower Saucon Township. This donation will be matched by two other local businesses: Heintzelman Funeral Home of Hellertown and Bob's Valley Wide Carpet Care of Bethlehem.
What does smoking cigars have to do with raising money to help local police K-9 units? It turns out that here in the Lehigh Valley, they have a whole lot to do with one another.
A dedication of the St. Luke’s Brian D. Perin Hospice House and celebration of the Hospice Endowment Campaign will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2, at St. Luke’s Hospice House at 2455 Black River Road, Bethlehem.
The Saucon Valley High School Girls Tennis Team has made a donation toward the Art Cart at St. Luke’s University Hospital’s Bethlehem campus in memory of Erica Curtis, a woman who died at age 40 in May after a two-year battle with cancer.
Pets and their owners in the city of Bethlehem can breathe a little easier knowing that all of the city's police cars are now equipped with oxygen mask kits for dogs and cats, thanks to the generosity of a local businesswoman.
If your yard sale Saturday isn't a sell-out, you may have an option to donate some leftover items to the Habitat for Humanity Lehigh Valley ReStore, which is holding a "Stuff the Truck" event Saturday from 11 to 3 at Hellertown Borough Hall.
At the BB&T branch in Hellertown the staff don’t just lend money; they also sometimes don work clothes, roll up their sleeves and lend a helping hand to people in the community they call home.
The first of what Lower Saucon Township officials hope will be many Little Free Libraries in township parks won unanimous approval from council for installation in Polk Valley Park last Wednesday.
The Friends of the Hellertown Area Library recently launched a GoFundMe campaign to help raise some of the $10,000 that is needed to match grant funding recently obtained for the project.
The Hellertown Lions Club recently presented Mountainview Moravian Church with a check totaling $1,500 for their Clothing Ministry, which distributes donations of new and gently-used clothing free of charge, no questions asked, to local families in need.
