During National Volunteer Week this week, we stop and reflect on the gifts you give to our community, today and everyday. And while we aren't together to tell you this in person, we wanted to share our thanks with you via this video from all of the MOM staff.
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We are committed to serving our community including those in need of emergency food, especially as the financial stability of many of our neighbors is being shaken. Your continued support has been, and will be critical, as we work through the current challenges. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to all of you who have asked how you can help, and have already stepped up with financial donations to ensure our important work goes on. Your gift will allow MOM will continue to provide rent assistance and advocacy to prevent evictions and offer nutritious food for individuals and families – food that is so critical to the growth and development of children.
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In response to COVID-19, several food banks, food pantries, meal sites and shelters have come together to strengthen Dane County’s emergency food system.
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Kerry has been volunteering in the Clothing Center for ten years now. She looks forward to volunteering each week and finds it a rewarding experience.
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Connie Ott has been volunteering with MOM for about as long as MOM has been in existence. Her family helped with a Christmas dinner for many years. After Connie retired in 1999, she took on a bigger role, helping to start what was then called the Clothing Closet.
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Judy has been volunteering at MOM almost every Friday morning for twelve years. She has spent much of that time as a client host and a front desk volunteer at the Distribution Center. She has particularly enjoyed meeting so many new people.
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Tom started volunteering for MOM in 2010 after he retired. Since that time, he has spent thousands of hours helping with food rescue as well as providing rides to seniors.
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After she retired, Janet knew she wanted to find a way to contribute to her community. That's how she found MOM!
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Peggy's involvement with MOM began in the 80s when she joined the Board as a representative from her Church. After taking a 25-year break due to work obligations, Peggy is now back volunteering at MOM!
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Steve Hathaway has been volunteering at MOM for over ten years. In that time, he's seen a lot of changes and made a lot of memories.
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