The Volunteer Way hosts 28th Anniversary Celebration Breakfast, in New Port Richey by J David Wright
PDF VersionThe Volunteer Way hosted its 28th Anniversary Celebration Breakfast on Wednesday, March 4, 2020 from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at Spartan Manor, located at 6121 Massachusetts Ave, New Port Richey, FL 34653.
Attendees learned about The Volunteer Way’s accomplishments and future projects to improve the lives of people in need. They also heard recipients tell their stories and the burdens they face every day.
Photos were provided by J David Wright.
About The Volunteer Way:
Our mission is to assist people caught in poverty. We distribute over 7 million pounds of food every year to food pantries, soup kitchens, residential programs, seniors, homeless people, families, and other charitable organizations. We also help other Pasco county charities with food, personal items and medical equipment, as they have limitless needs.
The Volunteer Way helps financially insecure individuals meet their basic needs by providing food, personal items, resources, hope and the opportunity for them improve their lives. It all started twenty-five years ago with just one person. Since then, we have grown. Today, The Volunteer Way and our hunger relief partners assist more than 23,000 families each month in Pasco, Hernando and the surrounding counties.
We distribute millions pounds of food every year, free of charge, to food pantries, soup kitchens, residential programs, seniors, homeless people, families and other charitable organizations. We are committed to helping as many homeless and low income people as possible. We believe that children, the elderly, the poverty stricken should never go to bed hungry.
