40 Cans For Lent is back on at St. Clare's

As you can imagine, without Mass at St Clare's, donations to the food pantry have dropped of.  I contacted Mary Bundy to as what they need and for instructions for safe physical distance drop-off and got the following response:

Food may be dropped off in the entrance to the parish office. If it looks like someone is in the pantry feel free to drop it off there. We are especially low on cleaning and paper products and cans of fruit and creamy peanut butter. Thanks so much. Maryb

And from Clare Marie Kahn, who was in the pantry this morning, a slightly different list:

Of course the pantry shelves also echo the same shortages currently on the grocery shelves - spaghetti sauce , spaghetti, white rice, pancake mix/syrup, Hearty soups canned.

My brothers, Food for Families has moved to a new program for Supreme launched this week, LEAVE NO NEIGHBOR BEHIND!  Let us fulfill our 40 cans for Lent duty donations to SVDP at both St. Clare's and St. John Fisher, and live the dream of Fr. McGivney.

If you feel you cannot do the drop-off, please contact GK Ted Seeber seebert42@gmail.com and he will arrange other ways to donate.