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Tonight’s yummy dinner from Food Not Bombs:
Serving at 6:00 p.m. at the downtown public library. Garden salad, fruit salad, macaroni and cheese, bread, and more. Donated food, cooked by volunteers, served free!
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Food Not Bombs will serve at 5:00 p.m. (instead of 6:00 p.m.) this coming Monday, January 26th, in the Nussbaum Room of the Central Library in downtown Greensboro. Immediately following dinner, poet Glenis Redmond will be leading a workshop as part of the monthly Monday Night Poetry series. Everyone is invited to stay after the dinner and participate.
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From Liz Seymour:
Tim, Food Not Bombs volunteer extraordinaire, has been fielding phone calls all morning from generous folks who have responded to a notice in today’s News & Record — offers of food, volunteers and money. We’ll be at the HIVE starting at 9:00 tomorrow morning to begin cooking for our 6:00 Thanksgiving dinner. If you’re looking for a place to spend part or all of your Thanksgiving day, or if you know of someone who will be alone tomorrow and would like to have a place to be, we’ll be open and ready for company! The HIVE is at 1214 Grove Street, the corner of Grove and McCormick in the Glenwood neighborhood. We anticipate having plenty of food and lots of good cheer.
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StreetWatch would like to thank everyone who donated, volunteered or otherwise assisted in providing meals for our homeless and hungry friends from Oct. 30th – Nov. 13th, 2008 while the Arlington House was closed.
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Our team of volunteers has been serving breakfasts and dinners for our homeless friends while Arlington House has been closed (details here), and we have two breakfasts to go — Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 10th and 11th. We need cooks (5:00 a.m.), servers (6:45 a.m.) and cleanup help (7:30 a.m.) Location details (cooking at the HIVE, serving at Grace) are here. If you can help, please respond in the comments here or on this post, or contact me via this email form. Thank you!
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We have four more breakfasts to cook and serve to homeless and hungry people before Miss Terry is scheduled to come back and reopen Arlington House. We are cooking at the HIVE and serving at Grace. (Locations and details are here.) If you can cook (5:00 a.m.), serve (6:30 a.m.), or clean up (7:30 a.m.), please respond below. We need people tomorrow (Thursday), Friday, and next Monday and Tuesday. Thank you!
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We could use volunteers tomorrow morning (Tuesday, 11/4/08) to help with breakfast for our homeless and hungry friends. We need people to cook (5:00 a.m.), serve (6:45 a.m.) and clean up (7:30 a.m.) Click here for more details and leave a comment if you can help. Or call Audrie: 336.254.0953. Thanks!
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Volunteers are needed for the breakfasts we’re doing while Arlington House is closed. We’re cooking at the HIVE and serving at Grace. Details are here. If you can volunteer, leave a comment on this post on the StreetWatch web site and I’ll add you to the schedule. We also need donations. More here. Thank you!
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To our homeless and hungry friends: Most of you know that Arlington House is closed for a couple weeks. We are serving dinner tonight at First Prez on Green Street at 7:00 p.m. Come eat with us and tell everybody. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday breakfast next week at Grace at 7:00 a.m. And we’re doing more meals until Miss Terry comes back. See you soon. We love you all!
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The Homeless Hospitality House on Arlington Street has closed again, this time until Nov. 13th, due to the director’s health concerns. Please pray with us for Miss Terry’s speedy recovery, and for a time of rest and healing. We love you and appreciate you, Miss Terry.
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On Thursday afternoon, I went by to see friends on the block, at Lee and Eugene, and to let them know about dinner at the HIVE. One of my friends asked for help for his friend, who had just gotten out of the hospital. He’d had major surgery, and then been discharged back to the street, to the bridge where he’s lived for years. He has no job and no income, and was trying to find a way to get his medication, including the antibiotic to keep him from getting a post-surgical infection.
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