Tuesday, April 28, 2009
 
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Local food pantry adds extra day for seniors, disabled

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[April 28, 2009]  Beginning May 13, the Logan County Food Pantry will be opening its doors on Wednesdays to seniors and individuals with disabilities. The hours will be from 2 to 4 p.m.

Pantry volunteers Don Hoover and Dean Hill visited area retirement villages and nursing homes and came to the conclusion there is a need for a special day just to serve the needs of these individuals.

Currently, the two regular days of Tuesday and Thursday are always busy, and many can’t stand or wait in long lines for their turn inside the food pantry store.

This special date and time exclusive to seniors and the disabled will allow the pantry to further serve the needs of the community. Hill believes there are many in the area who need help with obtaining food and believes a day specifically for seniors and the disabled will be a more comfortable atmosphere for these customers to use the pantry to augment their food supplies.

Volunteers will be available to help choose food items and load groceries for these individuals.

The pantry does expect this new service to increase the numbers of those who will use the pantry but has confidence in volunteers and the community’s support to expand their services to this group of local citizens.

For more information, call the pantry at 732-6644.

[Information received from the Lincoln/Logan Food Pantry; LDN]

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