Date(s): Apr 12, 2020
Time: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
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Feeling like you want to spread some joy and do something for others during this time of uncertainty?
The service director in this community said, “Our families are having difficulties due to job layoffs or cutback on hours and the children being home. Most of them work in the cleaning, restaurant, or construction industry.”
For some in a neighboring community, things are “not okay” with job loss and cutting back of hours.
We are hoping 100 Dunwoody/Chamblee/Brookhaven/Doraville/Sandy Springs families would be willing to sponsor 1 family for Easter. Right now we have about 50 committed! Can we pull together as share with those in need?
How? We are in a shelter in place situation?
Food delivery is an Essential Service.
What about safety?
We are working with the Mayor’s office and this is why drop-off protocols will be VERY important. You will sort and box the food for a family and place it in your trunk. You will follow a drive-through drop-off where a volunteer in gloves will get the food from your trunk. You will not get out of the car or park but drive through as directed by the dedicated staff under 10 to help in this process. There will be no contact with the volunteer taking the items from your trunk. This is why it is very important to have it sorted because we will have limited volunteers and none to spare to sort while we practice social distancing during the drop-off.
Where?
Church At Chapelhill Dunwoody Campus
5067 Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd (please follow the signs for where to enter and exit)
What is needed?
We are asking you to follow this list with no additions. You can certainly sponsor more than one family but please box the food per family as this will help with home delivery to the family receiving it in Doraville.
- fresh oranges, apples, grapes, bananas: pick one type
- snack pack of fruits: pineapple or tropical fruit/mango: 2 packs total
- onions
- tomatoes
- white potatoes
- peppers, green, yellow, red or orange
- white rice, 2 bags
- dried pinto beans, 2 bags
- canned whole kernel corn, 2 cans
- canned carrots & peas or peas, 1 can of each
- canned tuna, 2 cans
- canned chicken, 3 cans
- canned tomatoes, 2 cans
- spaghetti noodles, 2 boxes
- penne pasta, 1 box
- maza corn flour (not cornbread mix)
- cereal, such as Honey Oats, Cheerios
- Corn or flour tortillas: 2 packs
- Coffee
“Adopting a family” is a great way to help in a practical way during these uncertain times.