Eden veteran Johnny White, left, and Food Drive Chairman Blake Dawson place a heavy box of food on a roller for the Rockingham County Veterans Coalition food pantry.
Ann FIsh, Special to RockinghamNow
Volunteers worked to load 40,000 pounds of non-perishable foods for transport to Rockingham County’s hungry.
Susan Spear
Representatives from several Rockingham County agencies helped load food from the donation into trucks for transport from Greensboro to Rockingham Friday morning.
Susan Spear
Food insecurity in Rockingham County was a serious issue before the pandemic increased food need for thousands as a result of increased economic hardship. Food from the county’s 11th annual drive will help restock the cupboards of many households and outreach ministries.
Susan Spear
Susie C. Spear, RockinghamNow At right, James Carlson, new president of the Greensboro Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints, helped with the rollout of food received this week from the church’s national hub in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Susan Spear
Blake Dawson takes inventory as agencies load up palettes of groceries for hungry Rockingham Countians.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY — A whopping tractor trailer shipment from the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints will help Rockingham County’s hungry put 40,000 pounds of food on the table this year.
Eden veteran Johnny White, left, and Food Drive Chairman Blake Dawson place a heavy box of food on a roller for the Rockingham County Veterans Coalition food pantry.
Representatives from several Rockingham County agencies helped load food from the donation into trucks for transport from Greensboro to Rockingham Friday morning.
Food insecurity in Rockingham County was a serious issue before the pandemic increased food need for thousands as a result of increased economic hardship. Food from the county’s 11th annual drive will help restock the cupboards of many households and outreach ministries.
Susie C. Spear, RockinghamNow At right, James Carlson, new president of the Greensboro Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints, helped with the rollout of food received this week from the church’s national hub in Salt Lake City, Utah.
