MOPED ARMY

Ive never donated to a local food bank but your right, i need too. Im going to look into it.

Props to everyone that cares about their fellow citizens, keep up the good work!

good call

This is a good idea, have been working with 3 others (I had never met before covid) we all put up around $50 a week and shop for some people locally that reached out for help on the Nextdoor app, mainly a single Mom who is on disability with an autistic daughter who can no longer go to school and get the meals offered there, they are delivering them now, but they still need stuff, and an older couple where the woman has MS I think it is and it totally disabled, and her husband lost his job, they are getting some benne's but again not enough to cover meds and such and groceries. We all take turns getting the lists and shopping/delivering. Least we able bodied types can do, after all, what if it was you that needed help? Food banks are a great idea too, and curious, why plastic jars?

the one nearest us always asks for plastic if possible

i think its just easier/safer to transport

ALL of you are solid duders

Evil..................what a droll troll!

I work at a bakery in narragansett rhode island after ever work night I would take the left overs to the local homeless shelters and rehab programs. Some nights people at the shelters or rehabs would be waiting outside for me to show up and knew me by 1st name . it made me feel so good to actually bring a little comfort to people's lifes. I know it wasn't money or a real way out of their predicaments but the sweets, pizzas, and calzones made them happy. But the shelter has since closed down due to funding and the rehabs don't want anything till this whole covid stuff blows over (yeah right blow over) but I know exactly how those people felt I spent 1/4 of my life living in shelters and on the streets because of drugs and anytime someone would show up to the shelter with either food or clothes it made me feel a little less worthless and that people out there really cared. Most people don't even want to hold a door open or ya never mind take time from their day and money from their pocket. So even the littlest things can mean the world to some people

We raised 4k! outta 100 people, that's pretty awesome