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Tri-county Family Ministries Receives 3,000 Pounds of Venison
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Thank you to all the hunters and financial donors who support our cause each year. This year you provided over 3,000 pounds of venison to our local community. Your donations stay right here to help your neighbors.
Tri-county Family Ministries posted a note of thanks to FHFH on Facebook:
Every week we are able to give out fresh produce and frozen meat to our clients thanks to contributions from groups like Lowcountry FHFH SC-06 – Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry
donating their hard won game! Just last Wednesday we had 3,000 pounds of venison to distribute to our neighbors in need thanks to the hard work of these local hunters!
Organizations in Wicomico County, MD Grateful for Venison Donations
Chip Todd from FHFH has been very supportive to the Mardela community. With his help we have been able to supply deer meat to over 75 families. The donations have helped the families have food for a few weeks and ease the financial burden. We’re very grateful for all the support and kindness from FHFH. ~ Linda at the Mardela Middle/High School Food Pantry
We at the Blind of Delmarva cannot thank you enough for the donated deer meat we have distributed to our pantry members. Since COVID 19, there has been dwindling supplies of food, especially meat, for us to order from the Maryland Food Bank and the donation of deer has filled a very important void. The work you and the members of FHFH do each deer season is so important.
We service roughly 40 families, mostly disabled or elderly or working mothers with more than one job who cannot get to a food pantry. Since our small cadre of volunteers delivers, these are often forgotten people who would not otherwise have enough food without our help. We are deeply grateful for your donation so we can continue to service these people. We felt you would appreciate hearing about us. Thank you so much. ~ Joan Mitcheil, Administrator, Blind of Delmarva
Helping Hand Food Pantry Receives Venison Donation from FHFH
Laura White Assistant Director / Store Manager of Helping Hand Food Pantry with the venison donated by FHFH
We thank Danny Bezet, Coordinator for Texas Hill Country FHFH, the hunters who donated deer and financial donors who made it possible to give a “helping hand” to people in need in the Bandera community.
2021 – A Year for an Abundance of Compassion, Kindess and Joyful Giving
When people are going through hardships and somebody gives them a hand it makes a positive difference in their life and outlook. Helping others not only aids the person in need, but it makes our communities better – now and in the future. And there can be a ripple effect from the act of kindness because one day the person who was helped may pay it forward by helping someone else in need because they know what it’s like to have someone care and help them.
Last year was hard for a lot of people. The heartache of loved ones passing away, the loss of a job or reduced hours that resulted in difficult decisions such as which bills to pay and struggling to put food on the table. The COVID pandemic is not over yet and we all are looking forward to better days ahead. When people remark what we need most in 2021 it’s often: the end of COVID, employment opportunities and financial recovery. We also need compassion, kindness and sharing.
With so many individuals and families turning to food banks, food pantries and feeding ministries for food, these organizations are in greater need than ever. FHFH provides meat to these organizations at no cost.
We can be there for our neighbors in need – both now and in the future – because we have amazing supporters and volunteers! Donations of deer, livestock or a financial gift make the difference between someone going hungry or having a meal. Please join with FHFH today and be a beacon of hope to your struggling neighbors.
On behalf of FHFH and the people who are struggling with hunger, we thank you for your generous support as we work together to end hunger in our country. May 2021 be filled with an abundance of compassion, kindness and joyful giving!
Sincerely,
Josh Wilson
Executive Director
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Tim received this note of thanks from Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Community Support Center:
We picked up from Davidson’s yesterday. They gave us 400 lbs. of venison, including Tim’s. We were blown away! We’ve been distributing it to clients all day today! We posted about it on Facebook yesterday and are going to include it in our newsletter this week. Thank you both so much for coordinating this for us! We didn’t have to pick up any Kroger meat today, which was wonderful. Thank you again!
Kelsey Hurlburt
Executive Director
FHFH’s COVID-19 Hunger Response in Maryland
The Gift of Kindness and Hope
However, there are many families who are struggling to get by due to soaring unemployment or work hours being reduced. What will their Christmas be like this year? It’s not just “will they have toys for their children?” – it’s “will they have food to put on their plates?” No one should go hungry, especially at Christmas.
More than 50 million people may face hunger due to the impact by COVID. One in four children may not know where their next meal will come from. Christmas is the perfect time to remember the difference that sharing and giving back can make.
Food banks, food pantries and feeding ministries can make the difference between someone having a meal or going hungry. FHFH provides nutritious much-needed meat to these agencies at no cost. The need is great and we need your help.
Please consider donating to FHFH. Your gift will put food on the plate of someone who is hungry, a smile on their face and hope in their heart. They will know somebody cares about them. And you will experience the good feeling of knowing you’ve helped someone in need.
On behalf of FHFH and the people who are struggling with hunger, we thank you for your generous support as we work together to end hunger in our country!
Sincerely,
Josh Wilson
Executive Director