Corporate Leader Pournader Signs on as Spokesperson for Historic Non-Profit
PHILADELPHIA, PA (August 12, 2010) – Liberty Lutheran Services (LLS), a century-old non-profit organization with over 1,100 employees dedicated to providing human care services throughout Eastern Pennsylvania, announced Nicholas N. Pournader, Ph.D. has been named Spokesperson and is assisting the organization with key strategic planning and fund raising initiatives.
Lutheran Congregational Services Joins Liberty Lutheran Services
Luanne B. Fisher, President and CEO of Liberty Lutheran Services (LLS), is pleased to announce the affiliation with LLS and Lutheran Congregational Services (LCS) following a 9 month study process. Both organizations are associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and bring a complementary range of resources and ministries to their new relationship.
One way we are cultivating the spirit of engaging volunteers is by seeking out volunteer leaders who have the passion and gifts that will result in even better service to clients and better support for Liberty Lutheran Services staff. Volunteer leaders help to design activities programs at our senior centers, lead disaster preparedness initiatives, develop social media networking forums, help evaluate our overall service to clients, and more. These volunteer leaders can be college interns, recently retired professionals, moms and dads who are at home raising children, and you!
Contact Pam Ivey at pami@lcfsinpa.org or 215-424-3741, x213 at Liberty Lutheran Services if you are interested in learning more about the following leadership positions.
One-on-One Visitation Coordinator, Paul’s Run Retirement Community: The One-on-One Visitation Coordinator will manage a group of dedicated and committed visitation volunteers who are caring and compassionate in providing one-on-one visitation to Paul's Run long-term care residents who may not otherwise be receiving this individual attention or support.
Olney Senior Center Newsletter editor: Communicating neighborhood and center information to the diverse client base is important. We are looking for someone to help write and edit a monthly newsletter for distribution to clients and friends of the senior center.
Wellbeing Analyst: The right volunteer for this position will have both a desire to make sure the work of Lutheran Children and Family Service is effective, and an interest in using their analytical and quantitative skills to draw conclusions. Wellbeing is a measurable outcome that demonstrates clients’ improvements in areas such as safety, permanency, school attendance, and level of functioning.
Volunteer Activity Program Manager, West Philadelphia Senior Center: This person is essential for engaging other volunteers to lead educational, creative, fun and skill building activities for senior center members.
Social Media Specialist: Will lead a team of volunteers who develop social media tools for volunteer engagement and for other special programs and events at Liberty Lutheran Services.
Liberty Legacy Society members John O. Heck and Bonnie and Paul Zieger at the Luncheon.
The Liberty Legacy Society
On April 10, 2010, the Liberty Legacy Society celebrated its 6th Annual Meeting and Luncheon at the Blue Bell Inn, Blue Bell, Pennsylvania. The Legacy Society is an exclusive group of 71 friends who support Liberty Lutheran Services with their planned and/or major gifts. The event is hosted each year by John and Nina Lamprecht, proprietors of the Blue Bell Inn, Chairs of The Annual Artman Tennis Outing, and Legacy Society members. Walter Camenisch, Jr., Chair of the Legacy Society, served as the Master of Ceremonies for this year’s event.
