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News of
Society of St.
Andrew, North Carolina
also covering parts of South
Carolina |
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Latest News
update from the North
Carolina office |
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Harvest for the needy
~ Charlotte Observer,
December 2, 2011 -
Article on several faith
groups and organizations
gleaning with SoSA and
Charlotte Area Gleaning
Coordinator Kristen Shaben. |
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Fallen apples fill food
bank pantries -
- Spartanburg
Herald Journal, October
8, 2011 -
The local paper showed
up at Nivens Apple Farm
in Moore, South Carolina
to observe gleaning
coordinated by the
Rev. Ashley McCoy-Bruce,
South Carolina program
coordinator for
SoSA. She was
assisted by Maddie
Batlas of Greer Relief -
also a field leader for
SoSA. |
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August 31, 2011 - A
sweet potato drop at
John Wesley UMC in
Pinopolis NC is covered
by the Charleston Post &
Courier. (runs
1:13) |
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August 13, 2011 -
"Upstate volunteers glean
all they can from local
farms, gardens for those in
need" - from the Independent
Mail newspaper of Anderson,
South Carolina. |
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August 1, 2011 - Video
interviews of gleaners
Sylvester Brown and Sheila
Black, and farmer John
Yelton, at a tomato gleaning
in Gold Hill, NC.
(runs 2:05) |
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August 1, 2011 -
"Volunteers pick through
fields to help the hungry" -
article in the Salisbury
(NC) Post |
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July 27, 2011 - SoSA and
Charlotte-area gleaning
coordinator Kristen Shaben
are featured in this article
in the Charlotte Observer
that focuses on gleaning as
a great idea with wonderful
results. |
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A film documentary about helping the hungry will feature a North
Carolina woman and her volunteer work with Society of St. Andrew. (May
8, 2011 in ENCToday.com) Gloria Henderson will be featured in
the film, Every Three Seconds, by Daniel Karslake. Learn more about the
film
here. |
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February 25, 2011 -
Marilyn Marks retires
after 13 years of
coordinating gleaning in
the Charlotte NC region
for the Society of St.
Andrew |
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Nov. 2010 - People from
Covenant Presbyterian
Church and Christ
Episcopal Church in
Charlotte gleaned at
Riverbend Farm in
Midland NC. The turnips
became part of trays
distributed by
Charlotte-Mecklenburg's
primary meals-on-wheels
program. |
