LoveLight again looks to raise funds for a permanent headquarters

LoveLight, Inc., has long wanted to acquire land for a headquarters, but has struggled to raise the funds to do so. Its latest dream is to buy a Franklin Township property to establish an intergenerational child development and lifelong learning center.

The nonprofit was formed in 1995 to help disadvantaged individuals and children and has operated without a permanent headquarters ever since. Now, unless it can raise about $300,000 in the next two months, its latest efforts will likely fall short, as well. If it does, co-founder and director Betsy Justice is concerned that the organization may eventually fold altogether.