What's Happening

Pemco fed the multitudes this morning! Knowing that our guest count is bound to increase, the Pemco team prepared double quantities.

A comment from a first time guest at Neighbors in Need: "Everyone really cares...... and they don't even need to." Yup!  That's what NiN volunteers do.

Neighbors in Need has been serving every week for almost twenty years. Still every Saturday is different and always rewarding.

Thank you to Hazel Miller Foundation for awarding Neighbors in Need a $5,000 grant.

We could call it an "average" fourth Saturday of the month. We know that we will have a large guest count will including several new faces. Each "average" becomes memorable as we listen to fears or anger, and often to good news. Each guest is welcomed and their feelings affirmed.

It's mid-summer which means we had scant crew this morning. To quote Avis, "I perspired!" Everyone multi-tasked. We are a willing community.

It was a busy, but never hectic day. Thank you to all.

We had a smaller and really quiet crowd this morning. Maybe the quiet was because we had Bill's peaceful music?

It was a good morning, just like they all are. Seriously, our volunteers are blessed by our working together and by the gratitude that our Neighbors express.

We seem to say it every week, but once again we noticed that there were several guest Neighbors who were new to us.

It was an early full house this morning. We were grateful to be available on a rainy "summer" morning.

It seemed like a quiet day this morning.

Sincere thanks to members of St. Philopateer St. Demiana Coptic Orthodox Church for being our cooks this morning!

The word must have got out that there would be a "full meal deal" breakfast today.

It was truly a joy to have team St. Philopater St Demiana with us this morning.

It was a party!  We had our average size crowd. Bill played jazzy, fun, sing-along music. All were at their best.

Our team from Gloria Dei Lutheran served 147 breakfasts this morning.

Breakfast burritos were created by an "all-star" team this morning.

Our Neighbors arrived hungry and eager for coffee.

On a sunny spring morning, our Neighbors were at least dry when they arrived.