HELP STAMP OUT HUNGER THIS SATURDAY!

Jolene Houser writes: "Hi all. This may be a good project for the family to do together, since the kids can help sort and shelve the food. Please reply to me via ... email if you can help out on Saturday even if it is just for an hour. Thanks!"


Jolene forwarded this information from Cindy Majane of Germantown HELP!

Subject: STAMP OUT HUNGER THIS SATURDAY!
Date: Tue, 9 May 2006 09:05:10 -0400

The Letter Carriers food drive, called Stamp Out Hunger, takes place this Saturday. We desperately need volunteer drivers to pick up food from the loading dock behind the post office (access on the left side of the building, has a separate drive) and bring it to the pantry. We also need kids/adults to sort the food, check the dates and shelve it.

We will begin to meet at the post office loading dock at 2:30pm and hope to conclude sorting at the pantry by 6:30.

Student service learning hours can be given for this activity.

If you are able to help, even if it's just for an hour or two, please come! The more people we have, the faster and better it goes.

Please email me if you can help.

Thanks,

Cindy Majane
Germantown HELP
301-502-2400

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