For the past three years, life has been a fight for 54-year-old Lisa. A stroke left her limited use of her legs and completely diminished her ability to return to the job she had held for many years. Since then, she has relied on Dare to Care and the food pantry at the Serenity Center in Shelbyville. Lisa is grateful for this distribution site, that often serves more than 600 people each week. “Even if the line is long, I just wait my turn. I am so thankful for Dare to Care. Everyone is wonderful here. The people are friendly and everyone is so helpful,” Lisa says boldly. Two of Lisa’s neighbors, ages 89 and 75, are shut-ins, unable to go out and get food, so every time Dare to Care provides her with a box of food, she shares with her neighbors and the blessing is multiplied. For the much needed gift of food, that Lisa couldn’t otherwise afford, she can’t thank Dare to Care enough. “It helps me a lot and I am so grateful.”