No more Hunger
Submitted by baileysocha on Thu, 11/08/2007 - 20:44.
When the days grow shorter, and leaves shade the skyline with brilliant hues of red and orange, the smell in the air is crisp and fragrant. With the advent of autumn, not only do days grow cooler, but the nights trun frigid, too, turning the lives of hundreds of homeless persons in and around the New Brunswick, New Jersey area into a dismal ordeal for survival. One Halloween night, the rain came down in droves so shockingly cold that it sounded like ice pellets hitting the sidewalk. My roommate and I walked into the warm coffeehouse and saw a man huddled in the corner.
Submitted by abrohawn on Wed, 09/26/2007 - 13:04.
Once a month volunteers get together to prepare and serve a meal at a local church to community members and their families. The majority of those who are served are either deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or developmentally or physically disabled. Many people who come to the feeding are impovershed and live in group homes and may not have any family left in their lives. Others are lucky enough to have family whom they live with and whom accompany them to the feeding.
Volunteers cook each meal as if it was for themselves.