Delivered with love
.
Every morning, 7 days a week, 364 days a year, White Pony Express
volunteers wake up in the morning and decide to make a difference in the lives of others
. I was struck by this one recent, very early, Sunday morning as I joined a group of cheery (if sleepy) volunteers accepting deliveries of food, pulling clothing for people who needed warm coats, and loading crates of food for our twice-per-week deliveries up to
Butte county
.
Many of the drivers and distribution helpers for our efforts to help the survivors of the Butte county fires are volunteers -- which means that they get up early, load the crates and clothing bags, and make the 6+ hours round trip drive to deliver this abundance with love. The 24-hour news cycle today has moved far past this November tragedy that struck our neighbors to the north -- but
the harsh conditions of those who lost everything continues.
To read some of their stories of struggle and hope, and how your organization is bringing hope, care, and reliability as well as food and clothing, please see the article below.
Delivering with love is what we do at White Pony Express,
from the attention given to each toy, each article of clothing, each emergency backpack assembled for someone living on the streets, to the crates of spring fruits and vegetables we sort for our Food Rescue recipient partners.
Everything is given with the same love that we have for our dearest friends and families.
With warm wishes for a bountiful spring,
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