“What matters in life is not great deeds, but great love.” — St. Therese.
Sarah and Super Volunteer Tracy (above photo( had a booth at the farmer’s market this morning.
It felt like the whole town was raising money for the pantry. A collective spirit is what makes a community strong and a country united.
It’s not just a moment; it’s a movement. The Compassion Revolution can start right here. Seeing the town coming together like this for a good cause was heartwarming. We were all together.
Every booth offered free ice cream to anyone who donated to the pantry. I woke up needing to do some good. Donating to the pantry did it for me; I recommended it to anyone who needed a lift. We are lifting the lives and morale of people who need a hand.
What the pantry needs today, the shelves are empty of them:
Jif Extra Crunchy Peanut Butter, 16 Ounces, (Pack of 12)m $37.44.
I got the now familiar SOS late Saturday after another record-breaking day of visits to the Food Pantry for people needing help.
Message from Sarah: “Next week’s items are peanut butter (both kinds), canned chicken, and toothpaste. We are very cleaned out right now. The lady products were a huge hit. Thanks to the Army of Good.”
Tomorrow, I’ll be promoting the canned chicken. But I’ve put up a link for those of you who prefer to contribute regularly. Your consistent support is making a significant, indescribable difference.
Canned Chicken, it’s on the Monday list, but I’m jumping the gun; some people like to:
“Every time you smile at someone, it is an act of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing.” – Mother Therese.