Ask Julie Faxvog why she has volunteered at Interfaith Outreach for 39 years and she simply says, “Because every time I go home, I am happy.” This happiness comes from Julie’s almost magical way of connecting with people. Working at the front desk, she senses when a person needs extra help and doesn’t hesitate to […]
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September volunteer spotlight
Zaibaa Khan’s passion and energy is contagious. She is committed to helping children and becoming a successful entrepreneur. As a sophomore at Wayzata High School, she was honored to be a member of the DECA team that went to the international competition in Orlando this year. She believes that businesses should always include social responsibility […]
July volunteer spotlight
Long-time Wayzata resident and former kindergarten teacher Lori Lovig has a quiet passion for all things vintage. Lori and her daughter Dawn share an appreciation for vintage clothes and collectibles that have been lovingly cared for by past generations. Lori’s interest in vintage items is a perfect fit with Resale Select, where she volunteers and […]
April Volunteer Spotlight
Joan Floren is a “walking ambassador” for Interfaith Outreach, building awareness of our purpose and vision as she interacts with people throughout the Wayzata community. Her interest in Interfaith Outreach started around 1992 through her church, St. Philip the Deacon. The depth of Joan’s positive energy and diverse talents was evident and Joan graciously took […]
March Volunteer Spotlight
Carol Luthringshaurser’s commitment to Interfaith Outreach is both long-term and deeply felt. “Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone smile” sums up the motivation for her sustained commitment to volunteering. Carol has worked at the Interfaith Outreach Food Shelf for 18 years! During this time she has witnessed many positive improvements, including the acquisition of […]
November Volunteer Spotlight
Kathy Cerles went to France as a chemical engineer and returned 10 years later with two beautiful daughters and a French husband. This experience sensitized her to cultural differences and the subtle challenges of living in a new country. When Kathy heard about Interfaith Outreach needing volunteers for Homework Club, she got involved. While her […]
