The Ada Food Pantry, located in the basement of the Presbyterian Church, serves about 180 families yearly. About 30 families use the pantry every month.
All food is donated by organizations and individuals. This is not government run. The Boy Scouts and Public Library have annual food drives. The ONU food service is also a big help. Several campus organizations give food, as well.
The pantry serves residents of Liberty and Washington townships. Each visitor's food lasts them about three days. Adults on disability, senior citizens, families with one to nine children are among those served.
Felicia Smelser serves Blair Rorabaugh at Crock Pot Tuesday dinner at ReStore where a free meal is served weekly between 4 and 6 p.m. Rev. Rorabaugh gives the prayer, followed by Jon Umphress with announcements about upcoming events at the community center. (Monty Siekerman photo)
Felicia Smelser serves Blair Rorabaugh at Crock Pot Tuesday dinner at ReStore where a free meal is served weekly between 4 and 6 p.m. Rev. Rorabaugh gives the prayer, followed by Jon Umphress with announcements about upcoming events at the community center.
Felicia Smelser serves Blair Rorabaugh at Crock Pot Tuesday dinner at ReStore where a free meal is served weekly between 4 and 6 p.m. Rev. Rorabaugh gives the prayer, followed by Jon Umphress with announcements about upcoming events at the community center.
February 2
- Traffic stop Warning for Stop Sign
- Handled Open Door Found on Ballard
- Handled Possible Theft Complaint on Edwards
- Traffic stop Warning for Headlights
- Handled Snowmobile Complaint on Turner
- Handled Suspicious Male / Activity Complaint on Turner
