Open Door

And hey, if you do get super hungry, they'll have some food trucks on site, which is always a good thing, in my opinion.

And I know, you're thinking that you can't possibly give enough every month that's going to make a difference.

It's a ways off, but I wanted to tell you now so you can plan ahead and mark your calendars, all that jazz. So, what is it?

Wear Red for Women, a Bothwell Foundation committee, recently gave an automated external defibrillator (AED) to Open Door Service Center and Food Pantry.

Just like that Christmas list Timmy started last May. If you run out of ideas for his Birthday, just get one off the Xmas list you forgot. Same thing here! Only, you know, with a charity that needs your help.

A charitable heart and a competitive drive to win the spirit stick helped Sacred Heart School students collect 4,971 pounds of food for Open Door.

Open Door needs your help to raise $2500 to help feed the hungry and provide emergency assistance for those in our community.

Just buy a few extra things when you go to the Wally World or the Woods and donate them when you leave.  Or if you don't want to do that, just plop down a few bucks in cash.

There are a lot of families where the parents go without and the kids don't know where their next meal will come from.

This month's nominee is Dixie Coffey, who has lived in the Sedalia area for about twenty years.