United Way’s Stone Soup Luncheon helps to stock the shelves of Oswego County’s food pantries that provide f ood for thousands of hungry families and individuals.
“With the holid ays fast approaching it becomes more challenging for our pantries to meet t he demand for food subsidy. Our Stone Soup Luncheon goes a long way in help ing to meet that demand,” said United Way Development Director Ali McGrath.
The menu for United Way’s Stone Soup Luncheon will feature several v arieties of soups from some of the area’s most popular restaurants and eate ries. Local business will also be providing salad, rolls, and dessert to co mplete the menu.
“We greatly appreciate the support our luncheons hav e received from local businesses and individuals,” added McGrath. “The effo rts of our volunteers, which include community members as well as employees from the area businesses and organizations, make the luncheon possible; th ose that attend the luncheon make it a success. The Stone Soup Luncheon is a perfect example of our community coming together to Live United,”
O pen to the public, the United Way Stone Soup Luncheon will be held at St. J oseph’s Parish Center, 240 West First Street in Oswego from 11:30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. United Way will be accepting a donation of $5.00 per person and th ose attending are urged to bring a donation of non-perishable food items.
Those unable to attend the luncheon but would like to make a donation, may contact the United Way of Greater Oswego County’s office at 315-593-19 00.
All proceeds from the United Way’s Stone Soup Luncheon, as well a s the food that is collected, will be donated to food pantries at the Human Concerns Center, Catholic Charities of Oswego County, and the Salvation Ar my of Oswego County.
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United Way’s Stone Soup Luncheon helps to stock the shelves of Oswego County’s foo d pantries that provide food for thousands of hungry families and individua ls.
“With the holidays fast approaching it becomes more challenging f or our pantries to meet the demand for food subsidy. Our Stone Soup Luncheo n goes a long way in helping to meet that demand,” said United Way Developm ent Director Ali McGrath.
The menu for United Way’s Stone Soup Lunche on will feature several varieties of soups from some of the area’s most pop ular restaurants and eateries. Local business will also be providing salad, rolls, and dessert to complete the menu.
“We greatly appreciate the support our luncheons have received from local businesses and individuals,” added McGrath. “The efforts of our volunteers, which include community mem bers as well as employees from the area businesses and organizations, make the luncheon possible; those that attend the luncheon make it a success. Th e Stone Soup Luncheon is a perfect example of our community coming together to Live United,”
Open to the public, the United Way Stone Soup Lunch eon will be held at St. Joseph’s Parish Center, 240 West First Street in Os wego from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. United Way will be accepting a donation o f $5.00 per person and those attending are urged to bring a donation of non -perishable food items.
Those unable to attend the luncheon but would like to make a donation, may contact the United Way of Greater Oswego Coun ty’s office at 315-593-1900.
All proceeds from the United Way’s Stone Soup Luncheon, as well as the food that is collected, will be donated to f ood pantries at the Human Concerns Center, Catholic Charities of Oswego Cou nty, and the Salvation Army of Oswego County.
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