SC - Headers for OOP recipes--and other things?

[Varju]

We have donated our un-used food-stuffs to the local "Christ's Table"  with
no problem. Since our events are on Saturday, and they're closed on Sunday,
unless we have a refrigerator to store them in, we simply don't donate
chicken or other spoilables. We DO donate bread, fruit, and whatever we are
sure WE would be willing to eat.

phlip at morganco.net

Never a horse that cain't be rode,
And never a rider that cain't be throwed.

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: In a message dated 98-01-04 03:02:05 EST, you write:
: 
: << We once researched donating leftovers to a food bank. Seems
:  we could possibly get sued if something were wrong with any of the unused
:  food. If anybody knows different I'd appreciate leads.
:  
:  Corwyn >>
: 
: In the 5 years that I was director of the Mission Harvest program at St.
: Anthony's Center, not once did we question the source of donated food. I
do
: not know the law in PA, but when you feed hundreds of starving and
: undernourished people each day, it was a policy of ask no questions .Many
: secular food banks are , in fact, little commercial enterprises designed
to
: enrich the directors and have all kinds of bizaare rules. My suggestion is
: find a Catholic or other church affiliated soup kitchen and/or mission,
and
: you will have no problem with them accepting the gift of food in what ever
: form it takes.
: 
: Ras
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