October 15, 2015 PROJECT~NO Meeting

“Many hands make light work.”  So put on your Rotary t-shirt, some comfortable, closed-toe shoes, your hair in a pony tail and come to the Food Bank of Corpus Christi on Thursday at 5:30 pm.  We will load 1,000 boxes with Thanksgiving meals for needy families.  Kids are a great help with this service project.

Then we will enjoy hamburgers and hot dogs generously provided by Stewart Title and prepared by our very own Robert Cagle and Rocco Montesano.

Cost: $25/ adult  $15 for non-eaters

Kids under 18 are free.

Net proceeds from this project will be donated to the Food Bank.

We will NOT have our usual Thursday luncheon so that you can volunteer for our service project at the Food Bank of Corpus Christi that evening.  If you’re working on Perfect Attendance, please understand that you are required to submit a “make-up” within two weeks if you do not show up at the Food Bank.

 

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