Being Thankful. Each Holiday Season, we try to think of an event or offering that would be of interest to you. You are busy. We also know that you get lots of emails, blog posts, social media posts thrown your way. But, really, aren’t we fortunate? Yes, we have troubles. Life is not perfect, far from it.
So, with that in mind, I thought maybe a list of possible items to give to a local food bank. You could purchase them and drop off all at one time. Maybe, once a week. If you would like, we are happy to collect food at C2C through the month of November.
November 1: box of cereal
November 2: jar of peanut butter
November 3: stuffing mix
November 4: pancake mix
November 5: macaroni & cheese
November 6: canned fruit
November 7: juice boxes
November 8: canned vegetables
November 9: spaghetti noodles
November 10: package of rice
November 11: canned soup
November 12: flour
November 13: sugar
November 14: oatmeal
November 15: spaghetti sauce
November 16: toilet paper
November 17: paper towels
November 18: jelly
November 19: instant potatoes
November 20: dish soap
November 21: toothpaste
November 22: applesauce
November 23: granola bars
November 24: canned tuna
November 25: canned or dried beans
November 26: canned chicken
November 27: cooking oil
November 28: crackers
November 29: dried herbs/spices
November 30: syrup
Local Food Banks:
The People Center, 307 E. Exchange, Spring Lake, MI 49456
Love in Action, Inc., 1106 Fulton St, Grand Haven, MI 49417
The Salvation Army, 310 N Despelder St, Grand Haven, MI 49417
Take care, Cyndi Casemier, art for your life, c2cgallery.com
