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• David Morrow, Molly Hobson, Beverly Hunter, and Ellie Clark for donations of fresh produce from their gardens;
• BB&T Bank for its generous meat and supermarket contributions, and
• The Farm at Sunnyside and Waterpenny Farm for sharing their produce so magnanimously;
• Betty Price, Clay Fulghum and Marshall Jones, and Mimi Delozier, who purchased and donated large amounts of milk, canned and boxed goods and pet food.
• David Morrow came in for special recognition. He donated more than eight percent of the nearly three tons of fresh vegetables the pantry received.
• John Kiser was also recognized as a representative of the Benevolent Fund, which helps pay the rent at the pantry.
Darcy Canton, who runs the Senior Center at the Scrabble School, spoke last. She gave a brief history of the Scrabble School. She then explained that the Food Pantry is now a “station” for the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and encouraged gardeners
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