Reaching 100 families

Posted 12/19/17

Reaching 100 families In a 36-minute blitz, a team of Warwick Rotary Club members compiled 100 Christmas food baskets that were distributed by Westbay Community Action through the Neighbors Helping Neighbors program on Saturday. Recipients of the boxes

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Reaching 100 families

Posted Tuesday, December 19, 2017 1:30 pm

In a 36-minute blitz, a team of Warwick Rotary Club members compiled 100 Christmas food baskets that were distributed by Westbay Community Action through the Neighbors Helping Neighbors program on Saturday. Recipients of the boxes received produce, canned and dry goods along with a gift card to Dave’s Marketplace. Club member Joseph Coffey (at left) is joined by Lori Burn Stingle and Michael Quaine, volunteers at Westbay, as he shows them what a box contains. (Warwick Beacon photo)