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141 Franklin Street Stamford, Connecticut 06901  (203) 388-0100
Make your on-line purchases through www.iGive.com and at no cost to you, St. Luke’s LifeWorks can receive donations. All you need to do is select St. Luke’s LifeWorks as your cause. Then anytime you make an on-line purchase through their site, they’ll make a contribution on our behalf. It’s that easy!  Check out their list of stores; there’s over 700 retailers to choose from (Amazon, eToys, Lands End, Nordstrom, etc.). 
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Thank you for supporting St. Luke’s LifeWorks!  Your gift enables us to provide housing, education and support services to people overcoming homelessness. St. Luke’s LifeWorks is a 501 (c)(3) qualified entity of  St. Luke’s Community Services, Inc.


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If you have questions about making a donation, please contact the Development Office: (203) 388-0123
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St. Luke’s LifeWorks
Attn:  Development Office
141 Franklin Street
Stamford, CT 06901  

****  Please include the completed contribution form with your check. 
Click here to download our form.
The Richard L. Schuster Memorial Fund has been established by St. Luke’s LifeWorks to honor the agency’s founding Executive Director, Dick Schuster, who for 22 years served as the visionary leader of the organization. Gifts made in memory and honor of Dick will be used at the discretion of SLLW’s Board of Directors, for special projects and expenditures related to the accomplishment of those projects and initiatives Dick so strongly believe in and valued.

To donate to the RLS Fund, please click here.

When you type Richard Schuster in the In Memory/In Honor of section, your donation will become part of the RLS Fund.
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Fairfield County Community Foundation
Awards $15,000 to St. Luke’s LifeWorks


Stamford, CT., July, 2010 – The Fairfield County Community Foundation recently awarded a $15,000 competitive grant to St. Luke’s LifeWorks for its executive director transition and board transition/training. St. Luke’s LifeWorks is a non-profit organization that helps people achieve – and maintain – permanent housing and stability in their lives.

Jason T. Shaplen joined St. Luke’s LifeWorks as Chief Executive Officer earlier this year. Mr. Shaplen came to St. Luke’s LifeWorks from Project Renewal in New York City - an organization that serves homeless adults, a mission similar to St. Luke’s LifeWorks. His appointment came shortly after the retirement of the organization’s founding executive director, the late Rev. Richard Schuster, who led St. Luke’s LifeWorks for 22 years.

The Fairfield County Community Foundation’s award is assisting with costs incurred to identify and hire, first an interim executive director, and ultimately Mr. Shaplen as permanent CEO.  Additionally, a portion of the Foundation’s grant will help fund a Board of Directors’ retreat designed to provide comprehensive training focused on board governance. This training will provide the Board with the needed training to be more knowledgeable and informed as it leads St. Luke’s LifeWorks and the more than 400 people it serves each year. “We are grateful for the support from the Fairfield County Community Foundation. They are a valued community partner to the agency” states Jason Shaplen. 

The Fairfield County Community Foundation has been a supporter of St. Luke’s LifeWorks since 1998.