Louisa Community Emergency Fund reports good result at annual games and fundraiser luncheon

Louisa Community Emergency Fund (LCEF) held its annual Bunco and Mexican Train luncheon on May 27, 2026, at Louisa United Methodist Church. The event was attended by several volunteers and donors who helped raise funds for the organization. Visitors enjoyed a home-cooked lunch followed by lively games, with prizes distributed to participants.

Lin Kogle, president of LCEF, presented gift card prizes to the winners of the competitions. The winners were:

• Shirley Donald
• Donna Morris
• Joann Anders
• Lisa Guseman

Organização offers financial assistance to residents

LCEF is a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to Louisa County residents facing economic crises. The institution provides support for paying rent, mortgage or essential utility bills. The target audience is families who are experiencing immediate difficulties and need urgent intervention to avoid evictions or utility cuts.

Patrocinadores and partners supported the event

The success of the luncheon depended on strategic collaborations with local businesses and community institutions. Louisa United Methodist Church made its facilities available for the event. The local newspaper The Central Virginian offered advertising support, expanding the reach of publicity.

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The main sponsors were:

• Bank of America/Merrill Lynch
• Obrigado
• Tires Unlimited
• Joe-Joe’s Super Heroes
• Louisa KS Club
• Mineral Mercantile

Esses partners regularly contribute to social service initiatives in the county, reinforcing Louisa’s private sector commitment to the local community.