Today a group of us went to the Metro CareRing food shelf. Some of us were given a client form, giving the number of family members, age of any children, and food items needed. We then took the forms, and gathered the items that were requested and handed them to the clients. Others had to work at stocking the shelves, or helping clients in a room where they could pick their own produce.
I spent most of my time their filling out client forms. The form itself gave a certain insight into who we were serving. The number of children, what kind of items they needed, and individual notes at the bottom of the sheet created images of a diverse number of people and families. Each one sitting down and having a meal.
Jack Nelson
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