Thinking Green
Just a few days ago, our minds (and stomachs) were generally focused on food and feasting, and most of us faired pretty high in that category. Sunday’s Nov. 28, 2021 Times Free Press had an article about food insecurity in the US, and offered some eye-catching numbers:
In the face of all this abundance, many people in the US are in need and live with food insecurity. One small thing you can do to help is to join our faithful group who packs sacks of food for children at the Chattanooga Food Bank. We assemble easy to eat items into bags and ready them for distribution to schools. It’s fun and a time for fellowship, too.
We pack on the 3rd Tuesday of the month during the school year from 9 am to 11 am. The Food Bank would be thrilled to have us pack more often, so if that time doesn’t work for you, another day might be arranged. Please speak to Gerai Kocher if you are interested.
Those billion numbers are pretty staggering. Could our priorities be misplaced??
Thanks for Thinking Green,
Rosie
Just a few days ago, our minds (and stomachs) were generally focused on food and feasting, and most of us faired pretty high in that category. Sunday’s Nov. 28, 2021 Times Free Press had an article about food insecurity in the US, and offered some eye-catching numbers:
In the face of all this abundance, many people in the US are in need and live with food insecurity. One small thing you can do to help is to join our faithful group who packs sacks of food for children at the Chattanooga Food Bank. We assemble easy to eat items into bags and ready them for distribution to schools. It’s fun and a time for fellowship, too.
We pack on the 3rd Tuesday of the month during the school year from 9 am to 11 am. The Food Bank would be thrilled to have us pack more often, so if that time doesn’t work for you, another day might be arranged. Please speak to Gerai Kocher if you are interested.
Those billion numbers are pretty staggering. Could our priorities be misplaced??
Thanks for Thinking Green,
Rosie
