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The Intersection – Where
Fremont
Meets the World
11/07
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NE Food Bank
Thanks
to Neil Davidson, Linda Paulk, Prineet Pottmeyer and Claudia Roberts for
helping at the LAST Killingsworth Food Bank distribution. “On-deck” at
the new site for November 24th
is Fremont Youth plus Amy Edwards, Susan Helms-Peyer, Donna Leslie and
Scott Overton. If you are interested in being added to the schedule let
Prineet know.
☺
FREMONT
VOLUNTEERS ROCK @ NEW FOOD HOUSE!
Thanks from John at the new Food House to ~20
Fremonters who did an amazing job of cleaning and assembling the entire
stock of shelves at the new food house in 3 hours!
John was truly under the gun to get this
critical piece completed and he couldn't have done it without YOU!!
☺
NE Emergency food
house open house
The
new Food House on 72nd & Wygant opens its doors to
N/NE Portland's
hungry on November 5th.
They still need help on Friday, November 2
and Saturday, the 3rd to move the stock from the 19th & Killingsworth
site to the new house.
If you are available let Jeff know.
Stop by on Sunday, the 4th for their open
house.
☺
Let's fill their shelves!!!
Now that their doors are open the on-going
challenge for the Food House will be keeping the shelves stocked.
Please bring extra food items in November.
Please read Prineet's message about this in
the main section of the Fremonter.
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PARTNERS FOR A HUNGER FREE
OREGON
Fremont Ad Council voted to support this important
initiative by becoming a founding partner with the Oregon Hunger Relief
Task Force.
Full founding partnership requires $200 by
December 1st.
Marilyn will speak to the congregation about
this on 11/4.
Please plan to give generously on November 4th
& 11th.
☺
DAYBREAK SHELTER
NEEDS NEW BEDS
daybreak has a goal of purchasing new beds by the
end of this year. Donations for beds can be made to Day Break Shelter,
12727 SE Market St,
Portland 97233
or give a donation to Tracy
☺
DON'T
FORGET TO VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!
Fremont
is on record as supporting Ballot Measure 50 (The Healthy Kids
Initiative).
Its time to support the health care or
Oregon’s 100,000 +
children.
WINTER
IS COMING & OPERATION NIGHTWATCH NEEDS BLANKETS & SOCKS
The downtown drop-in shelter
is busy and needs donations of warmth for
Portland’s homeless. ction – Where
Fremont
Meets the World
11/07
☺
NE Food Bank
Thanks
to Neil Davidson, Linda Paulk, Prineet Pottmeyer and Claudia Roberts for
helping at the LAST Killingsworth Food Bank distribution. “On-deck” at
the new site for November 24th
is Fremont Youth plus Amy Edwards, Susan Helms-Peyer, Donna Leslie and
Scott Overton. If you are interested in being added to the schedule let
Prineet know.
☺
FREMONT
VOLUNTEERS ROCK @ NEW FOOD HOUSE!
Thanks from John at the new Food House to ~20
Fremonters who did an amazing job of cleaning and assembling the entire
stock of shelves at the new food house in 3 hours!
John was truly under the gun to get this
critical piece completed and he couldn't have done it without YOU!!
☺
NE Emergency food
house open house
The
new Food House on 72nd & Wygant opens its doors to
N/NE Portland's
hungry on November 5th.
They still need help on Friday, November 2
and Saturday, the 3rd to move the stock from the 19th & Killingsworth
site to the new house.
If you are available let Jeff know.
Stop by on Sunday, the 4th for their open
house.
☺
Let's fill their shelves!!!
Now that their doors are open the on-going
challenge for the Food House will be keeping the shelves stocked.
Please bring extra food items in November.
Please read Prineet's message about this in
the main section of the Fremonter.
☺
PARTNERS FOR A HUNGER FREE
OREGON
Fremont Ad Council voted to support this important
initiative by becoming a founding partner with the Oregon Hunger Relief
Task Force.
Full founding partnership requires $200 by
December 1st.
Marilyn will speak to the congregation about
this on 11/4.
Please plan to give generously on November 4th
& 11th.
☺
DAYBREAK SHELTER
NEEDS NEW BEDS
daybreak has a goal of purchasing new beds by the
end of this year. Donations for beds can be made to Day Break Shelter,
12727 SE Market St,
Portland 97233
or give a donation to Tracy
☺
DON'T
FORGET TO VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!
Fremont
is on record as supporting Ballot Measure 50 (The Healthy Kids
Initiative). Its
time to support the health care or
Oregon’s
100,000 + children.
☺
WINTER IS COMING &
OPERATION NIGHTWATCH NEEDS BLANKETS & SOCKS
The downtown drop-in shelter is busy and needs donations of warmth for
Portland’s homeless.
Blankets, socks and donations. Claudia Roberts would gladly deliver them
for you.
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MULT CO LIFESPAN RESPITE FUNDS
for parents and guardians of children 0-18 years
available to households within 225% poverty levels.
If you think you or someone you know may
qualify call 503.988.4790.
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alzheimers
caregiver support group MEETING Every
4th
Tuesday from 2:00 – 3:30 @ Mult County East Bldg, Ambleside Center,
Primrose Room, Gresham. 503.988.3840
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SUPPORT GROUP FOR
RELATIVE, ADOPTIVE & FOSTER FAMILIES (RAFT)
Every 3rd
Saturday, East Hill Church, 701 E Main,
Gresham.
503.761.4686
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Your
Outreach Committee members are
Jeff Michel
michel5095@comcast
(Chair, NE Food Bank)
Neil Davidson
galleoninc@aol.com
(Food Bank Donations, Red Cross)
Scott Overton
scottod@aol.com
Claudia Roberts
clarob@saif.com
(NightWatch, Peace and Justice)
Mark Elliott
melliott@teleport.com
Prineet Pottmeyer
prineet.pottmeyer@cingular.com
(NE Food Bank scheduling)
Shirley Forsberg
shirley@gardenharmonies.com
Cherie Allbaugh
cherda@aol.com
(Family of Friends, “Inreach”)
Sam Lohr
ltlohr@aol.com
(Habitat for Humanity)
Tracy Bardell
tabardoo@aol.com
(Daybreak Shelter)
(And special thanks to Maxine
Roy, Marilyn Mauch and Sally McKeon for joining the discussions.
All are welcome)
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