SOCIETY OF ST. ANDREW

Will You Help Feed the Hungry?

Gleaning is the Biblical practice of hand-gathering crops left after harvest. Society of St. Andrew volunteers glean fields and orchards donated by growers and then the produce is given to local food banks, pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and distribution agencies that feed the hungry.

All food banks need more food in the summer because children are out of school and home all day.

It takes a constant supply of volunteers to meet the demand of growing seasons and harvest time.  If you or a group you are involved in would like to help, please email Marilyn Marks, or call her at 704-553-1730.  This is a wonderful service opportunity, especially for MSGs, Youth, and anyone who wants to help feed the hungry.

For more information about Society of St. Andrew, click here to visit their website.