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P.O. Box 17104
Indianapolis, IN 46217

The Lord's Pantry
at Anna's House, Inc.

303 N. Elder St
Indianapolis, IN 46222
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Current Needs

Adopt a Family Christmas program - read some of the thank you letters from clients

Babysitters - We are going to be starting ESL (English as a 2nd language) classes soon. We need teens or adults to entertain the kids in the basement for a few hours during the classes. There will be morning, afternoon and evening classes.

Toiletry items - toilet paper, shampoo, toothpaste, diapers, soap, detergent, etc.

Beds - need mattresses and box springs in gently used condition for our guests who do not have beds. We can also use sheet sets and comforter sets which are in gently used condition. Many of our guests that do have mattresses are using them without sheets.

Non-perishable food - jelly, peanut butter, canned fruits, vegetables, soups, pasta & meats, crackers, beans, cereal, etc.


Lucious Newsom passed away August 18, 2008.
  • Continued blessings, unexpected gifts: One year later, Julie Molloy and volunteers work to continue the legacy of Anna Molloy and Lucious Newsom - The Criterion
  • Remembering the truly great - Lucious - What Do You See in the Faces of the Poor?
  • Community Leaader Lucious Newsom dies - YouTube video from Channel 8
  • Lucious Newsom, the Lord's beggar for the poor, dies at 93 - The Criterion, Aug 19, 2008
  • A call to serve the poor: I'm going to keep doing this until God calls me to heaven - The Criterion, July 14, 2006
  • Tribute to Lucious Newsom
  • View this gallery at The Indianapolis Star: Lucious Newsom remembered

    The Lord's Pantry at Anna's House, formerly run by Lucious Newsom, had been providing support and food for the poor in the Stringtown/Haughville area of Indianapolis from an empty field. Since 2005, no one has had to stand in the cold or guess where to go to receive assistance. Anna's House (named after Anna Molloy) opened its doors to help service the needs of the community.

    The facility is designed to provide a place for the weekly distribution of food as well as a home for weekly community dinners, tutoring neighborhood children, a site for life skills training and job placement, and a house for an after-school healthy snack program.

    Every Saturday you may go to Anna's House to help continue the ministries of Lucious Newsom, that endlessly serving gentleman who taught us so well about helping our hungry neighbors, to pass out food to disadvantaged families from 9:00am-12:00pm.

  • Click here to view pictures of Anna's House
  • Lords Pantry


    E-mail Julie for more information about Anna's House