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The Crookston Rotary Club recently applied for a COVID-19 disaster response grant through their district and Rotary Foundation and received a check for $1,000 in which they turned around and gave to the New Hope Food Shelf this week. $63,000 in grants were designated to Rotary clubs in the #5580 district, which covers an area […]
The New Hope Food Shelf opened last week at the Care and Share Center in Crookston, just as Crookston residents began feeling the effects of COVID-19 as the first executive orders from the governor went into place. Rachel LaFerriere, food shelf manager, said the food shelf has had to serve through boxes rather than letting people
The Crookston VFW Auxiliary presented Care and Share of Crookston with a donation to help with the Food Drop program. Bill Cassavant-VFW Auxiliary Chaplain presents a check to Rachel Laferriere (Food Shelf Director) and Brian Halos (Executive Director).
The United Way of Crookston has reached its fundraising goal for the year. Director Lori Wagner thanked those who have donated thus far this year. “We reach our goal for the United Way,” said Wagner. “I’d like to thank all the donors because I’d say the United Way is the stewards of all the dollars
The Crookston Lions Club donated $500 to the new food shelf going in at the Crookston Care and Share. Crookston Lions President Steve Krueger presented the check to Rachel LaFerriere, kitchen manager, Brian Halos, director, and Tom Anderson, board member. The food shelf will open Monday, March 16 and will be open Mondays and Wednesdays
The Crookston Care and Share announced this week they would begin operating a food shelf out of their facility two days a week starting on March 16. The food shelf will be open Mondays and Wednesdays from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Crookston had been without a food shelf since October when the North Country Food
