MACC Minute November 10, 2022

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The MACC Minute November 10, 2022.  We hope it will inspire you to get involved.

Beth Stafford

Executive Director/CEO

I believe in the cycle of good generating good.
I believe in people helping other people get back on their feet; in a community caring about its residents having access to the basic needs of food, clothing, and affordable housing; and in having the expectation that people who need help give back when they get back on their feet.
#TheGoodCycle
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#Kindness Wins, donate to MACC Charities

Shannon Baldassario

Assistant Executive Director

Our platform shows over 2000 followers and subscribers to MACC Charities. However, only 28 individuals completed our survey from last week’s MACC Minute. We want to hear your voice when it comes to how you want to see the work we do! Tell us what you love, love to hate or what you would like to see added! Survey Says!
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Chef Ferdinand Cruz

Community Kitchen Head Chef

Shout out to Carol with Vervana, specialists in spices, infused oils, sauces, and pasta. This week, they gave MACC a fantastic donation of red lentil pasta, arrabbiata sauces, and artichoke risotto packaged in retail for our families to enjoy! As a part of the Manchester Women’s Club, Carol is always taking care of our families and meeting their emergency needs.

Chef Ferdinand, MACC Community Kitchen
MACC Pantry Manager

Phil Leggett

Pantry Manager

Thank you to the Community “Y” Recreational Center for hosting multiple free yoga classes and collecting non-perishable food to benefit the MACC Food Pantry. Don’t miss your last chance to join this class led by Barbara Titus, Yoga Instructor, on Friday, November 18, from 6:30pm to 7:30pm. A donation of a non-perishable food item, toiletry, or cleaning item is appreciated.
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Patti Thurlow

Operations Manager

It’s beginning to look a lot like winter at MACC Charities! The decorations are coming out, and the need is greater than ever. Community Threads Thrift Shoppe needs all things winter. Warm clothing, winter coats, gloves, mittens, and warm boots. Help make the winter months bearable for those in need by donating your new or gently used winter clothes today!

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MACC's Elves are hard at work
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Timothy Bohr

Community Outreach and Emergency Services Manager

Are you aware that nearly 1 in 500 Americans are homeless, mainly on the West Coast and in the Northeast, according to estimates in a 2021 study? One of the fastest forms of homelessness is in what is now called “Vehicle Residency.” Individuals, couples, and families live out of their vehicles as an alternative to the unattainable housing costs nationwide.
Edited and designed by Chance Wetmore
MACC Charities Social Media and Systems Specialist

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