Showing posts with label hunger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hunger. Show all posts

Sunday, January 19, 2014

God's Pantry - ASAP


God's Pantry, Individuals and Groups - ASAP



God's Pantry has a real need for regular volunteers who can be relied on to show up weekly or bi weekly for a shift at the food bank, answering phones and entering the calls into a simple computer system.  Shifts in the morning are 9a-12p and afternoon 1p-4p (see list below for day of week and number of volunteers needed.) 
 
Monday morning – 2 volunteers
Monday afternoon – 1 volunteer

Tuesday morning – 1 volunteer
Tuesday afternoon – 1 volunteers

Wednesday morning – 3 volunteers
Wednesday afternoon – 1 volunteer

Thursday morning  - 1 volunteer
Thursday afternoon – 2 volunteers

Friday morning – 2 volunteers
Friday afternoon – 3 volunteers
 
They also need a group of volunteers to take a night from 5p-7p M through Friday at their new pantry opening on Cambridge Drive.  They  are looking for 3-5 people to take ownership of one night a week or a month and coordinate their group volunteering handing out the food in the pantry to the clients.
 
For more information, contact Rebecca Price, rebeccaprice@godspantry.org For more about God's Pantry, visit their website, http://www.godspantry.org/
 
 

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Lord's Supper Soup Kitchen - Ongoing


Lord's Supper Soup Kitchen - Ongoing



The Lord's Supper Soup Kitchen is now open at 728 Knox Blvd, Radcliff KY next to Enterprise Car rental.  Their mission is to feed those less fortunate and help link families to local agencies, moving toward self sufficiency. They will be open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:30 pm. They are currently in the process of obtaining their 501 (c3) status.
 
Their second volunteer orientation will take place on August 10 at 12 noon at The Lord's Supper. There will be a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on August 12 from 5-6 p.m. Donations are always needed. Any questions, please call 270-351-SOUP.  

Joyce Hamilton works at Fort Knox with the Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2) and retired from US Army after 22 years of service.  Her husband, Terrience Hamilton, is still active duty.
 
Check out this new organization, especially if you have a calling to support hunger issues, support for active duty and retired military, or live in the Radcliff, KY area,

 

http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/content/soup-kitchens-mission-helping-those-need-radcliff