Faculty and staff perform day of service

A large group of people, including adults and children, are gathered in front of a white van with the text "PART Bread Truck" written on the side, in a parking lot with a brick building and bare trees in the background.

On March 20th, our Faculty & Staff gathered together for a Spirituality Day to spend some intentional time growing in our shared mission. Throughout the day, we facilitated a mobile food pantry, packed bag lunches, and wrote cards to families at Ronald McDonald House.
Special thanks to Marquette Bank, Illinois Partners in Hope, & The Port Ministries for partnering with us on this meaningful day of service and spirituality.

A large group of people, including adults and children, are gathered in front of a white van with the text %22PART Bread Truck%22 written on the side, in a parking lot with a brick building and bare trees in the background.
A group of five women wearing bright safety vests and casual clothing are standing together in an outdoor setting with trees and buildings visible in the background.
The image shows three people standing in front of a wall of yellow storage containers, with one person holding a pink box.
Two women are seated at a table, smiling and engaged in an activity. The background shows a larger group of people in a room, suggesting this is some kind of event or gathering.
Two individuals wearing high-visibility safety vests are standing in a parking lot surrounded by bare trees, with cars visible in the background.

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