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The WWP (Weekend Wellness Program) presented by Eddie Chapman
The Pal-Mac Rotary Club presented a $2,000 check to the WWP, which used to be called the backpack program. The WWP receives the food from Foodlink including special dietary needs. About 107 bags of food are delivered per week, at this time the need has increased. Bags are colored coded and teachers discreetly delivered these bags to the students lockers during the school day. It takes about $1,200.00 a month to keep this program active and well funded, The Pal-Mac Rotary donates annually to this very important program for our community. This Friday, April 24th will be our next delivery date to the Pal-Mac High School at 9:15am and helping hands are always welcome. Please remember to stay within our new regulations; gloves, masks, and social distancing. Stay Safe everyone!
A very Happy Birthday to; Eric Chapman “he turned the big one” and Jon Simunic (17 years old)
Jan Simunic and Maurina Schmidt (president)
The following are our current meeting times and locations:
1st Wednesday of the month 12:00 p.m. lunch meeting -
Zion Church
120 East Main Street, Palmyra
3rd Wednesday of the month 6 p.m. dinner meeting -
Zion Church
120 East Main Street, Palmyra
Other meeting days/times for projects and social events
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