ORANGE PARK – Three hundred residents were served food, clothing, personal items and fellowship by 170 volunteers on Saturday, Nov. 22, during the …
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ORANGE PARK – Three hundred residents were served food, clothing, personal items and fellowship by 170 volunteers on Saturday, Nov. 22, during the Tanglewood Community Festival at Tanglewood Park.
Faith-based organizations like Seeds of Love Outreach, Saved 2 Serve: North Florida’s Street Friends, Dignity Impact Outreach, Elevate Life Church – Fleming Island, Encounter Ministries and Journey Church joined forces to hand out more than 300 Thanksgiving meal bags, 110 bags of groceries, 100 hygiene care kits, 200 hot meals from the Grub Brothers and the Zamora family, shoes and other necessities.
Also, Florida Health Clay County provided valuable state resources, and children could play a variety of games.
