We always want to push the start button on a new year with optimism and eagerness. But if last year taught us anything, we have learned to expect and embrace change, even when it's not always comfortable!
The country may be changing, the culture changes, but while our methods have had to change because of the pandemic, our mission has not. The command to love our neighbors remains the same. Here's a recent example.
Meet Bonnie Deters (with the scarf), her sister, Connie Fortin (with the blanket), and Bonnie's daughter Cherie Boyd (with the hat) standing with Food for Families Director Lisa Anderson.
This is the season for making new plans and setting new goals. In a normal year we would hear from friends who want to set aside some time to volunteer, but many are now staying isolated to stay safe. We do need volunteers, so if it's possible for you to help, we will do everything we can to keep you safe.

What are some other options? Some have offered to donate items from our "Most Needed" list (click here). These can be safely dropped off by calling us when you arrive and we can come get them out of your car. Maybe you have a certain skill or talent you'd like to offer. Call or send an email and let's talk!

Another option is becoming a monthly contributor at just $24 a month. You can set that up by clicking here and learn more about the good things you will accomplish! Whatever you decide, we'd love to connect with you!
Thank you for making it your mission to help us with ours!