NAFR24 - Charitable Contributions

[JAWatsonJones]

Hopefully, you are already collecting donations off the below list! Church Community Services (CCS) is once again the chosen charity for our 20-year anniversary Goshen Annual Rally celebration. CCS is a faith-based agency, with over 50 churches working together helping the local Elkhart/Goshen communities.

We have had amazing support from our Montana family over the years and hope the generous contributions continue!

Below is a list of needed items:
• Canned meat and vegetables
• Beans
• Tortillas
• Yams
• Poblano
• Peppers and chilies
• Legumes
• Hearty soups and ready-to-heat canned pasta meals
• Cereals (hot and cold)
• Crackers
• Rice
• Pasta
• Spaghetti sauce
• Hamburger Helper-like meal helpers
• Peanut butter
• Jelly
• Condiments
• Boxed potatoes
• Toilet paper
• Soap
• Shampoo
• Deodorant
• Feminine hygiene products
• Diapers, wipes, baby shampoo and body wash
• Toothpaste and toothbrushes

When shopping, consider the sizes you normally use in your kitchen. While larger sizes seem to make more sense, the smaller sizes are preferred.

Gift cards (Meijer, Kroger, etc.) are welcome along with monetary donations. CCS can buy $6 worth of pantry items for every $1 donated.

We will be collecting these items in a clearly marked area during Rally week.

Thank you for your continued, valuable support!

Blessings,
Mary Strom
2024 Charitable Donations Coordinator

[JAWatsonJones]

When preparing to travel to the rally, please consider bringing some food donations to make our contribution to Church Community Services extra special for our 20th anniversary. Your donations help the Elkhart County/Goshen area and are greatly appreciated!

Gift cards (Meijer, Kroger, etc.) are welcome along with monetary donations. CCS can buy $6 worth of pantry items for every $1 donated.

Thanks!!

[Cbrez]

I love that the club does this. We’ve already started collecting donations. Our pantry will be SOS when we arrive.

[Jfryer]

Since they get more bang for the buck with their buying power we donated cash last year. Besides our first year the Costco run loaded us down with a truck load of goods.