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Hello Dana Hillers!
The Cambridge Mutual Aid Network is starting a new initiative to support our neighbors in Chelsea, where the majority of residents are essential workers and many have been hit hardest by Covid-related challenges.
The Need Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative runs a pop-up food and supply pantry that feeds 500-700 people per day. Recently, they have needed to turn away families without food, so donations are deeply needed and would be greatly appreciated.
All donations are appreciated, but please prioritize these items requested by the Chelsea community. The current wish list includes: rice, lentils, beans (such as dried or canned red, black, pinto, garbanzo, split peas), fruits, vegetables, maseca flour, crackers (such as saltines or ritz crackers), cereal (such as Cheerios and other popular kinds), oil (such as canola oil, Crisco, and other neutral oils), soup, pasta, pasta sauce, sausage, milk, eggs, bread, chicken, tuna, protein bars, formula, baby food, and diapers.
Our Ask
If you are able to donate items like those listed above,?please drop off your goods at our neighbor Risa's house at 20 Maple Ave. between the hours of 7 and 10am.?There will be a collection box and a cooler located on the front porch. At this point, we are also looking for a neighbor or two who is able to drive the goods over to the Chelsea Collaborative at 9am on Tuesday mornings, which is located at?318 Broadway St. in Chelsea MA.
Huge thank you to Risa who is coordinating this effort for our pod! Her contact info is CC'd in this email and you can reach out to her with questions or offers to drive!
Thanks everyone! Megan
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Thanks, Megan and Risa. Great to be able to help in this way! Risa, is any morning OK for drop off on your front porch?
Erica 26 Chatham St.
On Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 10:33:50 AM EDT, Megan Eaves <megan.c.eaves@...> wrote:
Hello Dana Hillers!
The Cambridge Mutual Aid Network is starting a new initiative to support our neighbors in Chelsea, where the majority of residents are essential workers and many have been hit hardest by Covid-related challenges.
The Need Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative runs a pop-up food and supply pantry that feeds 500-700 people per day. Recently, they have needed to turn away families without food, so donations are deeply needed and would be greatly appreciated.
All donations are appreciated, but please prioritize these items requested by the Chelsea community. The current wish list includes: rice, lentils, beans (such as dried or canned red, black, pinto, garbanzo, split peas), fruits, vegetables, maseca flour, crackers (such as saltines or ritz crackers), cereal (such as Cheerios and other popular kinds), oil (such as canola oil, Crisco, and other neutral oils), soup, pasta, pasta sauce, sausage, milk, eggs, bread, chicken, tuna, protein bars, formula, baby food, and diapers.
Our Ask
If you are able to donate items like those listed above,?please drop off your goods at our neighbor Risa's house at 20 Maple Ave. between the hours of 7 and 10am.?There will be a collection box and a cooler located on the front porch. At this point, we are also looking for a neighbor or two who is able to drive the goods over to the Chelsea Collaborative at 9am on Tuesday mornings, which is located at?318 Broadway St. in Chelsea MA.
Huge thank you to Risa who is coordinating this effort for our pod! Her contact info is CC'd in this email and you can reach out to her with questions or offers to drive!
Thanks everyone! Megan
-- Erica Lindamood 26 Chatham Street
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Hi Megan and Risa,
We'd like to help but we are senior citizens and we are trying to limit our trips to the grocery store. We don't have anything in the pantry that we can share. If we drop off cash -- or a check -- in the collection box on Maple Street, will someone be able to shop?
Please let us know. And thank you for doing this.
Be safe, be well,
Hello Dana Hillers!
The Cambridge Mutual Aid Network is starting a new initiative to support our neighbors in Chelsea, where the majority of residents are essential workers and many have been hit hardest by Covid-related challenges.
The Need Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative runs a pop-up food and supply pantry that feeds 500-700 people per day. Recently, they have needed to turn away families without food, so donations are deeply needed and would be greatly appreciated.
All donations are appreciated, but please prioritize these items requested by the Chelsea community. The current wish list includes: rice, lentils, beans (such as dried or canned red, black, pinto, garbanzo, split peas), fruits, vegetables, maseca flour, crackers (such as saltines or ritz crackers), cereal (such as Cheerios and other popular kinds), oil (such as canola oil, Crisco, and other neutral oils), soup, pasta, pasta sauce, sausage, milk, eggs, bread, chicken, tuna, protein bars, formula, baby food, and diapers.
Our Ask
If you are able to donate items like those listed above,?please drop off your goods at our neighbor Risa's house at 20 Maple Ave. between the hours of 7 and 10am.?There will be a collection box and a cooler located on the front porch. At this point, we are also looking for a neighbor or two who is able to drive the goods over to the Chelsea Collaborative at 9am on Tuesday mornings, which is located at?318 Broadway St. in Chelsea MA.
Huge thank you to Risa who is coordinating this effort for our pod! Her contact info is CC'd in this email and you can reach out to her with questions or offers to drive!
Thanks everyone! Megan
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hi all, there is a list of ways to help including direct financial donations here:
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-susanna
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Hi Megan and Risa,
We'd like to help but we are senior citizens and we are trying to limit our trips to the grocery store. We don't have anything in the pantry that we can share. If we drop off cash -- or a check -- in the collection box on Maple Street,
will someone be able to shop?
Please let us know. And thank you for doing this.
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On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 10:33 AM Megan Eaves < megan.c.eaves@...> wrote:
The Cambridge Mutual Aid Network is starting a new initiative to support our neighbors in Chelsea, where the majority of residents are essential workers and many have been hit hardest by Covid-related challenges.
The Need
Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative runs a pop-up food and supply pantry that feeds 500-700 people per day. Recently, they have needed to turn away families without food, so donations are deeply needed and would be greatly
appreciated.
All donations are appreciated, but please prioritize these items requested by the Chelsea community.
The current wish list includes: rice, lentils, beans (such as dried or canned red, black, pinto, garbanzo, split peas), fruits, vegetables, maseca flour, crackers (such as saltines or ritz crackers), cereal (such as Cheerios and other popular kinds), oil
(such as canola oil, Crisco, and other neutral oils), soup, pasta, pasta sauce, sausage, milk, eggs, bread, chicken, tuna, protein bars, formula, baby food, and diapers.
Our Ask
If you are able to donate items like those listed above,?please drop off your goods at our neighbor
Risa's house at 20 Maple Ave. between the hours of 7 and 10am.?There will be a collection box and a cooler located on the front porch. At this point, we are also looking for a neighbor or two who is able to drive the
goods over to the Chelsea Collaborative at 9am on Tuesday mornings, which is located at?318 Broadway St. in Chelsea MA.
Huge thank you to Risa who is coordinating this effort for our pod! Her contact info is CC'd in this email and you can reach out to her with questions or offers to drive!
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Thanks for sharing and doing the ground work on organizing for our pod, Risa and Erica.? We will plan to start to contributing.? If there are particular things that are not showing up (such as diapers, formula, and wipes), please don't hesitate to follow-up if it would be helpful to channel?donations in any particular direction.??
Pat and David, we could help with some shopping if you are looking to put money toward resources for this particular community.? Will send you an email now to check-in.?
Take good care everyone, Lauren?+ Felix ??
On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 1:43 PM Siegel, Susanna < ssiegel@...> wrote:
hi all, there is a list of ways to help including direct financial donations here:
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-susanna
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Hi Megan and Risa,
We'd like to help but we are senior citizens and we are trying to limit our trips to the grocery store. We don't have anything in the pantry that we can share. If we drop off cash -- or a check -- in the collection box on Maple Street,
will someone be able to shop?
Please let us know. And thank you for doing this.
?
The Cambridge Mutual Aid Network is starting a new initiative to support our neighbors in Chelsea, where the majority of residents are essential workers and many have been hit hardest by Covid-related challenges.
The Need
Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative runs a pop-up food and supply pantry that feeds 500-700 people per day. Recently, they have needed to turn away families without food, so donations are deeply needed and would be greatly
appreciated.
All donations are appreciated, but please prioritize these items requested by the Chelsea community.
The current wish list includes: rice, lentils, beans (such as dried or canned red, black, pinto, garbanzo, split peas), fruits, vegetables, maseca flour, crackers (such as saltines or ritz crackers), cereal (such as Cheerios and other popular kinds), oil
(such as canola oil, Crisco, and other neutral oils), soup, pasta, pasta sauce, sausage, milk, eggs, bread, chicken, tuna, protein bars, formula, baby food, and diapers.
Our Ask
If you are able to donate items like those listed above,?please drop off your goods at our neighbor
Risa's house at 20 Maple Ave. between the hours of 7 and 10am.?There will be a collection box and a cooler located on the front porch. At this point, we are also looking for a neighbor or two who is able to drive the
goods over to the Chelsea Collaborative at 9am on Tuesday mornings, which is located at?318 Broadway St. in Chelsea MA.
Huge thank you to Risa who is coordinating this effort for our pod! Her contact info is CC'd in this email and you can reach out to her with questions or offers to drive!
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I can drive food to Chelsea on Tuesday mornings (except 5/19.) Risa, should I coordinate pick up with you?
Debby 404A Broadway (corner Goodman) 617-354-1453(h) 617-642-5430 (c)
Thanks for sharing and doing the ground work on organizing for our pod, Risa and Erica.? We will plan to start to contributing.? If there are particular things that are not showing up (such as diapers, formula, and wipes), please don't hesitate to follow-up if it would be helpful to channel?donations in any particular direction.??
Pat and David, we could help with some shopping if you are looking to put money toward resources for this particular community.? Will send you an email now to check-in.?
Take good care everyone, Lauren?+ Felix ??
On Wed, Apr 22, 2020 at 1:43 PM Siegel, Susanna < ssiegel@...> wrote:
hi all, there is a list of ways to help including direct financial donations here:
?
?
-susanna
?
?
Hi Megan and Risa,
We'd like to help but we are senior citizens and we are trying to limit our trips to the grocery store. We don't have anything in the pantry that we can share. If we drop off cash -- or a check -- in the collection box on Maple Street,
will someone be able to shop?
Please let us know. And thank you for doing this.
?
The Cambridge Mutual Aid Network is starting a new initiative to support our neighbors in Chelsea, where the majority of residents are essential workers and many have been hit hardest by Covid-related challenges.
The Need
Every Tuesday and Thursday, the Chelsea Collaborative runs a pop-up food and supply pantry that feeds 500-700 people per day. Recently, they have needed to turn away families without food, so donations are deeply needed and would be greatly
appreciated.
All donations are appreciated, but please prioritize these items requested by the Chelsea community.
The current wish list includes: rice, lentils, beans (such as dried or canned red, black, pinto, garbanzo, split peas), fruits, vegetables, maseca flour, crackers (such as saltines or ritz crackers), cereal (such as Cheerios and other popular kinds), oil
(such as canola oil, Crisco, and other neutral oils), soup, pasta, pasta sauce, sausage, milk, eggs, bread, chicken, tuna, protein bars, formula, baby food, and diapers.
Our Ask
If you are able to donate items like those listed above,?please drop off your goods at our neighbor
Risa's house at 20 Maple Ave. between the hours of 7 and 10am.?There will be a collection box and a cooler located on the front porch. At this point, we are also looking for a neighbor or two who is able to drive the
goods over to the Chelsea Collaborative at 9am on Tuesday mornings, which is located at?. in Chelsea MA.
Huge thank you to Risa who is coordinating this effort for our pod! Her contact info is CC'd in this email and you can reach out to her with questions or offers to drive!
--
Debby
Debra Shapiro
404A Broadway Cambridge, MA 02139 (H) 617-354-1453 (C) 617-642-5430
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Hi Meghan and Risa,
Thank you for organizing this! I have stuff I can donate, but I didn’t see any donation box when I went this morning and I didn’t want to leave everything just in case I got something wrong. I can come by later this morning, but can someone confirm that I can drop off today?
Thanks!
Camille?
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