Fr. Thomas Carmody Council 6498-Epiphany
1000 E. College Ave. Normal, IL 61761
This is one of the most recognizable activities that the Knights of Columbus do. The funds generated from this drive are used to support local programs which help people with special learning needs.
For those that may not see us out at the locations but would still like to make a donation, the Illinois State Council is providing a secure online donation option. Please feel free to share this page with your family and friends that may be interested in supporting our drive.
Epiphany’s Knights of Columbus seek new or gently used winter coats (also jackets, hooded sweatshirts, gloves) for those in need as the weather turns cold.
You have three ways you can help:
Bring coats to Mass on September 13-14 or September 20-21.
Send coats with your Epiphany School kids the week of September 15-September 19. Epiphany’s Knights of Columbus will collect and deliver the coats to the St. Vincent de Paul Society for distribution. We know from many stories that people truly cherish these sources of warmth and comfort!
Help us collect coats before\after Masses and\or help with the delivery to St. Vincent de Paul on Monday, 9/22.
Epiphany Knights of Columbus and ISU football coach Brock Spack will again team up for “Brisket and Brock” on Tuesday, September 16th, with dinner promptly at 6:30! Mike Kiley’s and Matt Sander’s smoked brisket will be followed by the inside scoop on the football program from Epiphany’s own Brock Spack. You don’t have to be a member to attend. All are welcomed. Please complete our RSVP Form (event RSVP is now closed) by 9/12 if you are interested in joining us for the dinner. There is no charge but a free will offering is accepted.
Here is the Volunteer Signup for the Knights wanting to help with the event.
The Blue Mass, Sunday September 28, 11:00 AM, will be at Epiphany Catholic Church with a lunch to immediately follow the Mass in the Parish Hall for the First Responders.
Sponsored by All Knights of Columbus Councils of Bloomington-Normal.
Here is the RSVP for First Responders to attend the Mass and lunch.
Here is the Volunteer Signup for the Knights Helping with the event.
Please send an email to BlueMass@kofc6498.org with any questions or for information on how First Responders can RSVP.
On Friday, June 20th from 4:00 pm – 7:30 pm the Special Olympics is looking for the Knights to grill burgers, run the food from the grill to the serving area and serve 900 – 1,100 family members & friends on the grassy area on the south side of Hancock Stadium.
If you prefer to only grill, run food, or be a server, please specify that after your name in the signup. Otherwise, we will assume you are good to fill any of these activities.
If you can help, please add your name to our KofC Signup.
If you are interested in helping in other ways this weekend- please go to the Special Olympics web site at https://www.soill.org for information on how you can volunteer.
