No cooking required—just donate the ingredients for a family in need to enjoy a homemade Thanksgiving meal. Items needed: frozen turkey (10-14 lbs.), stuffing, mashed potatoes, canned veggies, cranberry sauce, gravy, dessert, rolls/bread, and an aluminum roasting pan. Feel free to add something special!
Drop off your meal ingredients on Saturday, November 22 from 3:30–4 PM or Sunday, November 23 from 8 AM–12 noon in the school cafeteria below the church.
Please let us know how many meals you’ll be donating by calling Scott or Debbie McNamee at 610-429-9606 or texting 610-368-6394.
Help us make Thanksgiving brighter for local families!
Thanks-for-giving Raffle
The Thanks-for-Giving Raffle is back! Only 1,000 tickets will be sold. Tickets are available in a variety of ways. Check out all the options. All proceeds benefit SSPJ Parish School. Drawing is on Thanksgiving Day.
A Chester County Christmas!
Here is how you can help provide a joyous Christmas to our less-fortunate neighbors.
We will also have a TraditionalGiving Tree in the Narthex during the weekend of November 15th & 16th. Both Giving Trees shows the gift wishes and clothing needs for each child. Select and register for a specific child, then purchase the gifts for the child and return the gifts on the weekend of December 6th & 7th.
If you want to contribute to a family’s needs, please purchase gifts cards and drop them off on the weekend of December 6th & 7th. We are asking especially for cards for grocery stores, but can also use cards for retail stores (Kohls, Wal-Mart or Target), home improvement, or shoe stores. We are also looking for volunteers to help distribute stars on November 15th & 16th, sort gifts on December 7th, and load the truck on December 12th.
For more information or to volunteer, please contact Doug or Maria Weems at (610) 594-9798 or domaweems@verizon.net@verizon.net.
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