Second Unitarian is proud to again be participating in Omaha Gives!, a 24-hour charitable challenge organized by the Omaha Community Foundation. This is our third year participating! When: The giving begins at Midnight on May 22nd and goes until Midnight on May 23rd. How much: The minimum donation is $10. Instead of a monetary goal, … Continue reading Support the Omaha Community with Omaha Gives
3 available as of May 1st The Community Garden committee is inviting applications for the garden plots located north of the church. The plots are the same as previous years: 8 feet by 8 feet, approximately. The expectations for growers are: The crops are to be grown organically (there is ample amounts of free leaves … Continue reading 2018 Community Garden Plots
Our Share the Plate partner for May and June is for Nebraska Flood Relief. This is a non traditional request for Share the Plate. It is the desire of Social Justice and church leadership to provide financial support for Nebraska communities impacted by the 2019 flooding. Sierra Club has researched and recommended funding for three organizations that … Continue reading May and June Share the Plate: Flood Relief 2019
Our Share the Plate partner for May and June is for Nebraska Flood Relief. This is a non traditional request for Share the Plate. It is the desire of Social Justice and church leadership to provide financial support for Nebraska communities impacted by the 2019 flooding. Sierra Club has researched and recommended funding for three organizations that … Continue reading May and June Share the Plate: Flood Relief 2019
You are invited to TUUsday Circle, May 14th, 1 p.m. to 2 in the Church Sanctuary for a presentation by staff of the Omaha Community Foundation. The Omaha Community Foundation was created from a desire to consolidate efforts to make our community better – from improving the environment to preserving its history, to strengthening neighborhoods, … Continue reading TUUsday Circle is May 14th
Michael Richardson will speak on his book Framed. Hosted by Preston Love, Jr. of the Black Votes Matter Institute. Friday, May 10th at 11:30 a.m. at Emery’s Cafe – 2118 N. 24th Street
Tai Chi classes will begin Tuesday, May 7th at 5:15 p.m. Kris Lausterer from the Visiting Nurses Association will be leading these weekly* classes. The class is free and open to the public. No experience is needed. *Due to a scheduling conflict there will not be Tai Chi on Tuesday, May 14th.*
Omaha Gives! the 24-hour online giving will take place May 22nd from midnight to midnight. We will be joining more than 1000 local nonprofits to raise money. Help us reach this year’s goal of reaching 50 donors! What can you do NOW? Schedule your donation! If you just can’t wait to donate or you have … Continue reading Save the Date for Omaha Gives
The 2019 Annual Meeting has been scheduled for Sunday, June 2nd at noon in the sanctuary. To be eligible to vote, you must have become a member at least 60 days prior to the meeting (April 3rd 2019). A lunch will be served for attending congregants. The Board of Trustees has decided this year to eliminate … Continue reading Mark your calendars for the Annual Meeting
Say good-bye to the parking lot and welcome to the new bathrooms! Mark your calendars for our groundbreaking ceremony after church on April 7th. This project includes two fully accessible bathrooms on the sanctuary level, a storage area in the basement, replacement of the parking lot and the reconfiguration of the coffee area. As part of this ceremony, … Continue reading Groundbreaking Ceremony