There’s nothing more powerful than churches working together to transform lives and communities In the Name of Christ.

Recently, a couple came into Love INC to shop for some needed items. The wife was in a wheelchair and as we headed to the furniture area, she said they really needed a loveseat that reclined. The only chair at home she could get into was falling apart and halfway

During the recent heat wave, we received a phone call from one of our volunteers. He had a relatively new air conditioning window unit that he no longer needed and wanted to know if we would take that as a donation. Normally, we do not take larger appliances, but, after

Chanelle’s story is one of loss, struggle, and ultimately, transformation. A former educator, Chanelle faced a series of devastating personal losses that led her down a dark path of addiction and homelessness. Yet, amidst the hardship, she found hope. Chanelle’s journey began with promise, earning a degree in education and

Churches in the Yakima Valley come together to love and serve our community when they partner with Love INC. That ministry has been growing quickly over the past 18 months. One area we have witnessed that growth has been in the Connection Center. From 2019 to April 2022, the Connection

by Larena Mills, Emerge Director In July, we had two single, women participants in Emerge that needed a new class to attend. The facilitators I needed were not available for the classes I had planned, and I was at a loss for what class I should put them in. Then

Recently Larena, the Emerge Director, received a call from a distraught participant. Shari* had been having car troubles so she dropped her car off at the shop for a couple of weeks. That morning she had gone outside to discover her friend’s car she borrowed was stolen. All of her

In January, we had the joy of honoring the most recent TEAM graduate, Kevin. When Kevin called Love INC in late 2021 he and his family were having a hard time making ends meet. “Life was a really big struggle; we were kind of…doing whatever we wanted with our money

Tom* was skeptical and slightly guarded when he started TEAM (Training Equipping And Mentoring) a little over a year ago, but with much encouragement from his church and his TEAM mentor, he stuck with the program. Over time, he began to see that what he was learning worked, and his