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Pictured above: Sally Boelter and Tim Lange, representing the Murray County Food Shelf, involved the students in their explanation of all the volunteers and groups that enable the Food Shelf to help so many in Murray County. Below: The 5th-6th grade class contributed the most items to the St. Ann’s Lenten Challenge. -
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Carla Goedtke of Investors Choice of Slayton, presented a check for $250 to Tim Lange of the Murray County Food Shelf. The Fulda Food Shelf also received a check for $250. Pictured (L to R): Tim Lange, Earl Innis, Jim & Carla Goedtke, Samantha Schreier, Zoey Brown.
St. Ann’s Catholic Church Faith Formation Students Collected More than 275 Items for the Murray County Food Shelf
St. Ann’s Catholic Church had a Food Shelf Donation Challenge for Lent. The Faith Formation students had a class challenge to see who could collect the most items. Food Shelf volunteers Sally Boelter and Tim Lange came and gave a short presentation to the students about the food shelf and what it provides to the Murray County residents.
This Lenten challenge helped the students learn about the third pillar of Lent, which is almsgiving. We are grateful to all parishioners that donated to this important event. There were over 275+ items and cash donations that were given to the Murray County Food Shelf.
