Go visit St. Anthony's Kitchen :)
Meet Rob & Lisa at a Boardie event :)
Eat lots of local Jamaican food :)
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Go visit St. Anthony's Kitchen :)
Meet Rob & Lisa at a Boardie event :)
Eat lots of local Jamaican food :)
Don't just visit St. Anthony's Kitchen--volunteer a couple hours and help serve breakfast to kids in the morning on the way to school for help serve up lunch. The Kitche is open five days a week--Monday through Friday! --Fadder JIMaica aka Fr. Jim
Fadder: My family of 4 will be there Sept 28-Oct 4. Will it be OK to bring our 6 and 9 yr old children to help us volunteer? If so, what time should we arrive to help with breakfast?Quote:
Originally Posted by St. Anthony's Kitchen
My guests were slashed with flying bottles at Rooftop.. FYI
More time there
I plan on bringing some supplies when I head down this DecemberQuote:
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Originally Posted by gailnegril
Fadder JIMaica, my friend and i would like to volunteer and bring some supplies on Oct 4th.. do the school children eat lunch at the kitchen also? and yes, what time to help with breakfast?
I second that emotion!!!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jimnkim
kchristopher, by all means bring the kids--no problem mon! The cooks arrive around 5:30 a.m. to get things going an breakfast is starting move out the door around 6:00 a.m. Some of the kids have to leave really early--school starts at Green Island HS at 7:30 .m. the busiest breakfast time is from 7 to 8 a.m. Lunch is a possibility--busy time is 11:30 to 1:00.
Sonja, Oct 4 is a great day to visit--it's the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, the founder of our Franciscan Order. Hopefully the kids will not be at lunch but in school. Smaller children, babies, will be around. Thursday is chicken foot soup day. Have you ever had chicken foot soup? Rondel Village donates soup every Thursday--thanks to Rondel Village.
Rickme, bring all the supplies you want. We love supplies--and thanks! --Fadder JIMaica