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Bryan Area Foundation Helps We Care Cabinet

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Bryan Area Foundation representatives presented a check to We Care Cabinet and the United Way of Williams County to help the organization purchase shelving and tables for the warehouse. On hand for the event were, back row from left, Chastity Yoder of the United Way of Williams County; Kay Byroads of Community Compassion; Bob Berning of We Care Cabinet; Cheryl Sanders of Open Hands, Caring Hearts; Sandy Dukes, Eastland Baptist Pantry and Beverly Barnett, Edgerton Food Pantry; front row from left, David Miller Edon Area Ministerial Association Food Pantry; Vicki Long, We Care Cabinet (UWWC); Betty Frank, Bryan Area Foundation and Connie Tipton, Bryan Area Foundation.
Bryan Area Foundation representatives presented a check to We Care Cabinet and the United Way of Williams County to help the organization purchase shelving and tables for the warehouse. On hand for the event were, back row from left, Chastity Yoder of the United Way of Williams County; Kay Byroads of Community Compassion; Bob Berning of We Care Cabinet; Cheryl Sanders of Open Hands, Caring Hearts; Sandy Dukes, Eastland Baptist Pantry and Beverly Barnett, Edgerton Food Pantry; front row from left, David Miller Edon Area Ministerial Association Food Pantry; Vicki Long, We Care Cabinet (UWWC); Betty Frank, Bryan Area Foundation and Connie Tipton, Bryan Area Foundation.

By: James Pruitt
THE VILLAGE REPORTER

A clearinghouse for area food pantries will be better able to store the supplies it doles out after a gift from the Bryan Area Foundation.

The Foundation presented a check for $1,688 to the United Way of Williams County to purchase shelving and tables for the We Care Cabinet warehouse at 520 W.

Mulberry St. This was the first time the Foundation has given money to WCC, Bob Berning of We Care Cabinet said.


We Care Cabinet hands out food and other supplies to local pantries in the county on a quarterly basis. It has been up and running for a little more than a year and a half, Chastity Yoder of the United Way of Williams County said.

James Pruitt may be reached at
publisher@thevillagereporter.com

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