Good Samaritan Ministries

Collection for Haiti

This spring, Good Samaritan Ministries is collecting toothbrushes, toothpaste, and deodorant for the people of Haiti. Donations can be dropped off in the bin in the coats and collections room outside of the sanctuary. Thank you for your support in the mission to make life better for the adults and children of Haiti!

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Good Samaritan Ministries is in need of volunteers to sort donated clothing on Tuesday afternoons between 1:00-3:00pm. If you are interested in helping, please contact the Good Sam office at 224-801-8359, and someone will contact you. Many hands make light work!

UPDATE: You may have noticed the donation trailer was closed last fall due to construction to move the food pantry to the first floor, The donation trailer is now open for donations of GENTLY USED CLOTHING ONLY. We no longer have space for general household items.

Contact Good Samaritan Ministries

phone: (224) 801-8359
email: goodsam@ilcp.org
Facebook: facebook.com/ILCPGoodSamMinistry

Good Samaritan Ministries is a witness of the presence of Jesus to all individuals and families at Immanuel, the Palatine areas, and selected missions. Our ministry is to those whose needs range from urgent to dire by responding in the following core areas: assessment of needs, referrals, food, clothing and financial assistance.

Activities Include

Christmas “Adopt a Family” Program
Food Pantry
Clothing Pantry
Financial Assistance
Thanksgiving Food Baskets

How you can help

Pray for Good Samaritan Ministries and the many people serviced.
Pray for the volunteers involved in this ministry.
Make a monetary donation, which can be dropped in the offering plate or sent to:
Good Samaritan Ministries, c/o Immanuel, 200 N. Plum Grove Road, Palatine IL 60067
Donate food and clothing to help people in crisis. Food can be dropped off in the green bin in the lobby of Immanuel’s main entrance.
Clothing can be dropped off at the annex trailer in our south parking lot, located on the south side of wood street. We regret that we cannot accept household items, electronics, etc..