Petoskey Sunrise Rotary Manna Schedule

PETOSKEY ROTARY SUNRISE

Manna Schedule:
Thursdays about 2:00 at McBride Park (East of M-119 off W. Conway Rd.)
Call Kathy @ Manna for scheduled time (347-8852) on Wed.
[for backup - contact Jim Kan (w: 347-8122)]
Contact John Phillips (348-2750) for extra help
See Below for pictures at Manna

DATE: NAMES:

December 4 Hob Ingelson & John Johnson

December 18 Jim Kan & Joe Kanine

January 1, 2009 Gene & Gina Klco (no delivery this week)

January 15 Mike Malone & Bill Marshall

January 29 John Marshall & Dave Meyer

February 12 Tim Murphy & Rod Niswander

February 26 Lori O'Neill & Sean Pollion

March 12 Dan Rasmussen & Tom Ritchie

March 26 Karen Sherrard & Jim Shirilla

April 9 Carlin Smith & Dan Tierney

April 23 Jerry VanSlembrouck & Sue Antoine

May 7 Bill & Jenny Brower

May 21 Doug Brown & Robert Coston

June 4 Kristy Fralick & Randy Galloway

June 18 Steve Hajek & Andy Hayes

Off W. Conway Rd. at the end of Mc Bride Park is the Manna Building. About every two weeks, a semi-truck drops off a load of food.

The food comes from Second Harvest Gleaners Food Bank in Grand Rapids & a number of area groceries, bakeries & markets.

Inside is a warehouse to the left where the semi-trucks are unloaded and boxes upon boxes of groceries are stacked. The Rotary volunteers help with the unloading process and put the frozen foods in the freezer & other perishables in the cooler.

(Bill Blackburn moving frozen foods into the cooler.)

From the warehouse, the food is brought to the display area for unboxing & shelving. Sometimes we do the shelving, but often it is done by other volunteers.

The food that is disbursed here is of all varieties of non-perishable foods (even some frozen) and a few assorted non-food items (aspirin, etc.). Here you see bags of bread and rolls.

The Manna Project distributes over 1.2 million pounds of food annually - absolutely free. With weekly distribution, they distribute to 19 food pantries in Emmet, Cheboygan, Charlevoix & Antrim counties. Some of the food is picked up directly there by those in need.

Kathy Hart is the smiling face that greets you and directs all the efforts here. She runs the place with great enthusiasm. She needs the other 100 volunteers that help to make it happen.

So volunteer to help out with this worthwhile work.

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DATE:	NAMES:
December 4	Hob Ingelson & John Johnson
December 18	Jim Kan & Joe Kanine
January 1, 2009	Gene & Gina Klco (no delivery this week)
January 15	Mike Malone & Bill Marshall
January 29	John Marshall & Dave Meyer
February 12	Tim Murphy & Rod Niswander
February 26	Lori O'Neill & Sean Pollion
March 12	Dan Rasmussen & Tom Ritchie
March 26	Karen Sherrard & Jim Shirilla
April 9	Carlin Smith & Dan Tierney
April 23	Jerry VanSlembrouck & Sue Antoine
May 7	Bill & Jenny Brower
May 21	Doug Brown & Robert Coston
June 4	Kristy Fralick & Randy Galloway
June 18	Steve Hajek & Andy Hayes

	Off W. Conway Rd. at the end of Mc Bride Park is the Manna Building. About every two weeks, a semi-truck drops off a load of food. The food comes from Second Harvest Gleaners Food Bank in Grand Rapids & a number of area groceries, bakeries & markets.
Inside is a warehouse to the left where the semi-trucks are unloaded and boxes upon boxes of groceries are stacked. The Rotary volunteers help with the unloading process and put the frozen foods in the freezer & other perishables in the cooler. (Bill Blackburn moving frozen foods into the cooler.)
	From the warehouse, the food is brought to the display area for unboxing & shelving. Sometimes we do the shelving, but often it is done by other volunteers.
The food that is disbursed here is of all varieties of non-perishable foods (even some frozen) and a few assorted non-food items (aspirin, etc.). Here you see bags of bread and rolls. The Manna Project distributes over 1.2 million pounds of food annually - absolutely free. With weekly distribution, they distribute to 19 food pantries in Emmet, Cheboygan, Charlevoix & Antrim counties. Some of the food is picked up directly there by those in need.
	Kathy Hart is the smiling face that greets you and directs all the efforts here. She runs the place with great enthusiasm. She needs the other 100 volunteers that help to make it happen. So volunteer to help out with this worthwhile work.