Donations For Shepherd’s House Thanksgiving

thanksgiving

Shepherd’s House will be serving a Thanksgiving Feast with all the trimmings to hundreds this Thanksgiving, but with noticeable food shortages in our community, they are asking for help with Thanksgiving food donations.

Donations needed:

25 Turkeys

15 Hams

50 lbs. green beans

100 lbs. russet potatoes

100 lbs. yams

50 lbs. Carrots

50 lbs. Onions

Real and Canned Cranberries

4 Gallons Apple Cider

15 Pumpkin pies

15 Pecan pies

Paper plates large

Paper plates small

Plastic beverage cups

 

Donations can be dropped off at:

1854 NE Division Street

Bend, OR 97701

Drive Through/Drop Off

Monday through Saturday

9 am to 4 pm

 

Monetary Donations can be made at:

https://shepherdshouseministries.org/donate-thanksgiving/

 

Meal Service will be held

Wednesday, November 23

Lighthouse Navigation Center

275 NE 2nd Street

Bend, Oregon 97701

Time: 2-4 pm

 

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