A few months ago, Victoria was faced with a dilemma all-too familiar for parents with school-aged children. Her kids had missed the bus. “On my way back from dropping them off, I saw [CES] had food outside and it was free. One of the volunteers told me about the
Wayne does not consider himself a chef by any means. “I don’t cook that good. When I first started cooking, I put washing machine fluid in the dishwasher. Suds everywhere. My shoes were a mess,” he says with a laugh. “So, I keep things simple.” Wayne has struggled with
It is Wai’s second time at Community Emergency Services (CES)’s Food Shelf, and she already feels welcome. “I’m not a person who likes to ask for help,” she says. Wai had discovered that CES Food Shelf provides free food through the CES website and was looking for a way